Egyptians U S resume diplomatic ties at embassy level
Cairo announced Egypt and the United States will resume diplomatic relations at embassy level with ambassadors to be exchanged immediately. Ashraf Ghorbal will be Egypts ambassador in Washington and Herman Eilts the U S ambassador in Cairo after Kissinger Sadat talks.
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Kissinger Sadat Press Toward Peace Amid Middle East Tensions
In Cairo Kissinger and Sadat said they move toward peace while Syria reports Israeli ground attacks in the Golan and Egypt warns of extreme alert. Israel mourns 1,854 dead from October fighting as Cairo presses Israeli withdrawal to Oct 22 lines and open access from Cairo to Suez.
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Paradise Valley P Z C approves land plan and routes
The town planning and zoning commission sends the 23 page revised master land use plan to the town council after hearings. They support the basic intent but urge changes, including study of bike and horse path locations, removal of the plan map, and avoiding new collector streets on Invergordon Road Clear Water Parkway and 56th Street. They also seek public guidance on forming improvement districts. The panel approved a revised Desert Arroyos subdivision plan to merge with Desert Ranchos for 41 homes on 49 acres east of 68th Place near Jackrabbit Road and south of McDonald Drive, and continued action on Camelback United Presbyterian Church sign expansion basketball court and ramadas.
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Guns and jewelry thefts probe in local incidents
A Phoenix gun shop owner reports more than six thousand dollars in items stolen from his home including three rifles two shotguns and two handguns. The break in at Arnold Kleinfeld’s residence occurred between 7 thirty and 11 thirty a.m. Tuesday through a kitchen window. Also stolen were two diamond rings two televisions and other jewelry. The total value reaches six thousand seven hundred eighty dollars. In a separate case an unknown amount of drugs were taken from John’s Pharmacy in Scottsdale after a break in and alarm. A Scottsdale restaurateur also reports a wristwatch worth four hundred twenty five dollars stolen from his golf cart at McCormick Ranch around 1:45 p.m. Tuesday.
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Scottsdale Woman Hurt in Miller Road Crash
A Scottsdale woman Leona Olsen 66 was injured in a two car crash at Miller and Thomas Roads around 11 a.m. Tuesday. Olsen in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The other drivers Joey Mortenson 17 and passenger Wendy Williams 17 from Mesa were treated and released. Mortenson cited for running a red light.
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Obituary for Charles White 79 Scottsdale resident
Services for Charles White 79 who died Tuesday at Hayden Manor Nursing Home will be Thursday at Messinger Mortuary. Burial is at Green Acres Cemetery. He was born in Effingham County Illinois and lived in Scottsdale nine years after moving from Franklin Indiana. He worked 1959 11 years at Sears Roebuck in Aurora Illinois and belonged to a Masonic lodge. Survivors include wife Jessie two sons Frank Mertz Prescott and Charles White Jr Inglewood California a brother and sister in Illinois and three grandchildren.
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Polk Graveside Rites Held for John C. Polk
John C. Polk 69 died Monday in Phoenix and graveside services were set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Greenwood Cemetery. Visitation ends at 9 p.m. today at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. Polk, a semi retired real estate broker, lived at 5012 E. Greenway and had a daughter Edna S., a son John, three stepsons H W Mitchell J D Mitchell and G L Mitchell, 14 grandchildren. Contributions are suggested to the Heart Fund.
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Yuma
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Heart Fund
City plan vote delayed over Scottsdale south of Indian Bend
City council ends public hearings on the Scottsdale general plan south of Indian Bend Road and defers action to work sessions. More than 100 residents opposed light industrial zoning at 64th Street and McDowell Road, urging continued hearings to press residential-area concerns. Urban planners favored dispersed employment with low intensity development. Developers and landowners warned plan changes could scuttle existing plans. Final decision on the airport plan set for Nov. 20.
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APS seeks more fuel for turbines through 1974
APS requested the Interior Department boost its fuel oil allotment to 940000 barrels for combustion turbines through 1974. Executive VP Keith Turley said the utility can serve electric customers until next summer if the increase is granted.
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Mail theft probes as city chamber concert planned
Two apartment residents report mail stolen from mailboxes on Tuesday. Meanwhile Scottsdale City Hall hosts the Manshell Stringed Quartet in an 8 to 9 30 p m chamber music program at the Kiva featuring Beethoven Brahms Debussy and light tunes by Glen Miller and Rodgers and Hart. Tickets are free but must be picked up in advance at the Community Services office Scottsdale City Hall information desk or Eldorado Park.
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Three indecent exposure cases probed in Scottsdale
Police investigate three separate indecent exposure incidents in Scottsdale reported by a 12 year old student, a 22 year old woman, and a 41 year old woman. The girl was approached near Granite Reef Road after lunch, the others at a central and southern pool area of city apartments.
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