Ford urges U S firms to invest in Egypt during talks
President Ford told Egyptian editors at the White House he would press American businessmen to pursue investments in Egypt to boost bilateral ties. He praised momentum from the Sinai accord with Israel as aiding peace prospects and noted Sadat's U.S. visit helped progress toward a just settlement. He also said the Soviet Union had not undercut U S peace efforts.
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Washington
Ford
Egypt
White House
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
Israel
Middle East
Sadat
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
City expands labor relations training program
Scottsdale increases its employee training budget to twenty thousand dollars from a fifteen thousand dollar base mostly for tuition refunds. A new training plan prioritizes labor relations with topics on communication, grievances, union interactions, and supervisor duties while a training committee identifies additional needs in organizational and skills development. City staff will conduct much of the training, with a consultant retained for core labor relations work.
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Scottsdale
Special meeting called on PV stop work order
Paradise council schedules a special 7:30 p m meeting at Town Hall to hear Camelback Racquet Club’s request to lift the stop work order from its site on Mockingbird Lane and Northern Avenue. Mayor VonAmmon notes revisions must match town ordinances and on site changes. Robert W Goldwater leads the contract firm presenting the request.
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Paradise
Valley
Camelback
Barbara VonAmmon
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
VonAmmon
Robert W
Goldwater
Mockingbird Lane
Northern Avenue
Paradise Valley uses permit amendments gain planning board approval
Paradise Valley planners approved three amendments to special use permits for Camelback Country Club Rural Metro Fire Department RMFD and Lincoln Plaza Medical Center. Camelback’s approved change limits the wall request to a walled entrance about eight feet high. RMFD’s amendment fixes a hydrant location wording. Lincoln Plaza Medical Center receives a time extension to February 1 to finish on site construction with interior spaces excluded.
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Paradise Valley
Camelback Country Club
Rural
Metro Fire Department
Lincoln Plaza Medical Center
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Mockingbird Lane
Northern Avenue
RMFD
Tatum Boulevard
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Road
Emma H. Emery 85 obituary services Friday at Christ Church
Emma H. Emery, 85, a retired superintendent of nurses at Lutheran Hospital in Omaha, died Monday at the Medicenter. Services are 11 a.m. Friday at Christ Church of the Ascension. Friends may call after noon today at Messinger Mortuary. She served with the Army Nurses Corps in World War I and resided at 6015 E. Aster Dr. Survivors include daughter Katherine Lof of Scottsdale, three sisters, two grandchildren, and a great grandchild.
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Emma H. Emery
Christ Church of the Ascension
Lincoln Drive
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School
Emery
Lutheran Hospital
Omaha
Neb
Army Nurses Corps
Katherine Lof
Scottsdale
Calley says cowards' act drove My Lai killings
Former Army Lt William Calley Jr told 800 at Arizona State University that he killed three people at My Lai in 1968 because he was a coward. He defended his soldier's view amid protests and threats, saying he could not back up if he tried.
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Tim Koors
ARMY
William Calley
Arizona State University
Tempe
William Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Associated Press
Phoenix
The
Arizona Republic
Symbionese Liberation Army
ASA Ideas and Issues Committee
Augusta
Prison wardens says lobby ties sparked inmate stabbing
Arizona State Prison warden Harold Cardwell says the Tuesday brawl that left three inmates stabbed stemmed from a protection racket inside the prison. In Tucson, more than 200 current and former policemen sue the city for back pay due for special duty. Lawyers declined to specify amounts, but a similar 400-officer case last summer hinted at about $2 million.
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la Florence
Harold Cardwell
Arizona
Tucson
Superior
Convicted Killer Gretzler Found Guilty of Two Murders
In Yavapai County, jurors convicted 24 year old Douglas Gretzler of two counts of first degree murder for the November 1973 slayings of Michael and Patricia Sandberg in Tucson. He faces the death penalty in the gas chamber after a 2 hour 15 minute deliberation.
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Prescott
Douglas Gretzler
Tucson
Yavapai County
Gretzter
Michael
Patricia Sandberg
Banks Cut Prime Rate to 7.5 Percent Across Firms
The First National Bank of Arizona announced a quarter percentage point rate cut to 7.5 percent effective Friday. Arizona Bank and Valley National also reduced to 7.5 percent in recent days.
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Phoenix
Arizona Bank and
Valley National
First National Bank of Arizona
Arizona Bank
Four men indicted in Phoenix bombing plot
A federal grand jury indicted Donald E. Clarke 27 a fugitive and alleged group leader Donald R Dees 20 William Krist 25 and Mark S Gilligan 25 on nine counts of making bombs and plotting to assassinate federal officers in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Federal Grand Jury
Donald E. Clarke
Donald R. Dees
William Krist
Mark S. Gilligan
Bicycle rider injured in Scottsdale collision on Indian School Road
A 10 year old Scottsdale girl, Cynthia D. Emmons of 2820 N. 56th Pl., was treated for injuries after her bike swerved into an eastbound car on Indian School Road at 6 20 p m. She remained at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. No citations were issued. A separate Hayden and McKellips crash left three people treated and released at the same hospital. Virginia Everett 53 and passenger Jon Everett 12 of Palm Lane and Samuel Miller 27 of Phoenix were injured when Everett ran a red light and collided with Miller. Everett was cited for running a red light.
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Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Hayden and
McKellips
Cynthia D. Emmons
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Indian School
Joseph A. Bouley
Mesa
Hayden and McKellips
Scottsdale Memorial
Virginia Everett
Palm Lane
Jon Everett
Samuel Miller
Phoenix
Everett
Hayden
Miller
Plane crash kills two trapped in marijuana laden aircraft
A single engine Plane near Coolidge Arizona crashed and burned killing two men. The Pinal County Sheriff's office said the wreckage carried about 1500 pounds of marijuana. One victim’s identity was tentatively established but withheld pending kin notification. Both bodies were severely burned. The Pipe Cherokee 475 crash occurred Wednesday night.
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Coolidge
Here
Pinal County
NSA Read 150000 International Telegrams Monthly in Shamrock Program
Senate chair Frank Church says the NSA illegally read about 150,000 international telegrams each month in Shamrock, a 1947 to May year program. RCA Global ITT World Communications and Western Union supplied copies turning over overseas messages, including U.S. citizens, with support from Forrestal Truman and Clark. The agency violated the 1934 Communications Act and the Fourth Amendment, according to Church and Attorney General Levi.
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Washington
National Security Agency
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
RCA Global
ITT World Communications
Western Union International
Church
United States
Edward H. Levi
NSA
Levi
Idaho
James Forrestal
Harry S. Truman
Tom C. Clark
Shamrock
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Peter Graves
Robert Guenette
Charles £. Sellier, JR
David L.wolper
Gretzler
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Dance Company
Scottsdale Center
FOR the Arts
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Mall
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