Carter rules out oil embargo with Saudi Arabia talk
President Carter and Crown Prince Fahd met at the White House and voiced there is no threatened oil embargo by Saudi Arabia. Fahd said oil would not be used as a weapon and Carter suggested limited common ground on Middle East issues including Palestinian refugees and influence over Israel.
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Washington
Carter
Fahd
Saudi Arabia
United States
Ite
Israel
Ismail Fahmay
White House
Middle East
Likud
Labor Party
House
Senate
Desert varnish form restored on Paradise Valley hillsides
A Scottsdale developer uses a chemical from Valley Forward to restore desert varnish on cuts from building at Tatum Canyon in Paradise Valley. Dave Hansen Construction sprayed May 16, and after nine days the banks matched the surrounding landscape. about 400 to 500 gallons will be used for the 110 acre subdivision.
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Arizona State University
Scottsdale
Valley Forward
Dave Hansen
Jerry Cripe
Cripe
Hansen
Lincoln Drive
Tatum Boulevard
Dutch hostage crisis at school as death deadline passes
In Assen Netherlands six gunmen hold 105 children and six teachers at a school. The captors threaten to kill if demands are unmet but the death deadline passed without incident. In Washington the House Appropriations Committee approves $10.2 billion public works bill including Central Arizona Project funds.
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Assen
Netherlands
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Carter
Arizona
House
Scottsdale High Schools to Graduate Over Two Thousand
More than 2,000 seniors will graduate from Scottsdale School District five high schools in Thursday night ceremonies at 8 p.m. If weather forces indoors, attendance will be limited to immediate family. Arcadia High School will host 430 graduates with Michelle Szalay as speaker. Chaparral 375 graduates with Elizabeth Kuyasa, Julie Woolsey, and Richard Letizia. Coronado about 600 graduates with Kathryn Ault and Paul Streich. Saguaro 589 graduates with Michael Reed and Carol Brokschmidt. Scottsdale 422 graduates with Bonnie Wilson and others. Board member diplomas handed by Richard Clark and Donald Swanson. Top five percent honored at each school.
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Scottsdale
Michelle Szalay
Arcadia High School
Phyllis Spencer
Scottedsle
Arcadia
Chaparral High School
Elizabeth Kuyasa
Julie Woolsey
Richard Letizia
Thomas Carey
Coronado High School
Kathryn Ault
Paul Streich
Saguaro High School
Michael Reed
Carol Brokschmidt
Donald Swanson
Scottedale High School
Bonnie Wilson
Patricia Dennen
Lyle Skillen
Cherie Lieurance
Sandra Rugho
Richard Clark
Major Midtown Fire Kills At Least Eight In Sauna and Rooming House
A blaze swept a sauna bath and a rooming house in midtown Manhattan killing eight or more and injuring over a dozen. Fire Commissioner reports three of the injured are in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Midtown Manhattan
Bellevue Hospital
New York Star Albert King Chooses Arizona State
Albert King a top high school star from Fort Hamilton High School Brooklyn will attend Arizona State University. The 6 foot 8 forward plans to announce his decision Thursday night according to the New York Post.
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New York
Albert King
Arizona State University
New York Post
King
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Weather snippet notes cool stretch with highs in the 60s
Partly cloudy today with afternoon highs in the mid 80s and cool overnight lows near 60. Breezy conditions continue into Thursday with unsettled detail on page 3.
Scottsdale School District may cut tax rate to 5.44 per 100
The Scottsdale School District tentatively approves a 1977-78 budget near 43 million dollars, with an 18 cent tax drop to 5.44 per 100 and a home value of 50 000 paying 408 next year. Notable entries include a 5.4 percent teacher salary rise and capital expenditure cuts.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
SFT
Kearney
Scottsdale High School
District Education Center
N. 44Th St
Armored truck abandoned on I-17 north of Phoenix
An armored truck with about 300000 dollars aboard was found abandoned early today along Interstate 17 near the Bumble Bee exit, 3 miles north of Phoenix. Two Purolator guards were missing, and the keys remained in the vehicle as a DPS spokesman noted no sign of the guards. The FBI confirmed the truck carried about 300000 dollars when it left Phoenix Tuesday.
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Phoenix
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Purolator
FBI
Ruling expected Thursday on Pima Road barricades
The Scottsdale city seeks a preliminary injunction to bar Ramona and Lester Loring from barricading Pima Road between Vista Drive and McDonald Drive. Judge Moeller continued the hearing to 1 30 p m Thursday and will rule on the injunction along with a motion to quash a temporary restraining order and on court jurisdiction.
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Bytomellis
Scottsdale
Salt River
Richard Filler
Lorings
Filler
Moeller
Arnett
Pima
McDowell
Doubletree
BIA Pledges Aid in Pima Road Land Dispute
Scottsdale Mayor William C. Jenkins reports Ray Butler acting Indian commissioner pledged BIA support to resolve the Pima Road standoff. Indian families along the east side claim compensation for right of way taken during paving in the mid 1960s and barricaded a northbound lane. A Salt River tribal officials meeting with BIA will set next steps.
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Washington, D.C
Bureau of Indian Affair’s
BIA
Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Ray Butler
Butler
Salt River
Gerald Anton
Pima Road
Chaparral
McDonald Drive
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Associated Press
Star
ASU
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