World Food Conference exposes rifts over funding
At a global food conference in Rome, UPI reports U.S. farmers and state bureau leaders criticize Kissinger led talks as mere talk. Illinois and Iowa officials urge funding fairness, warn American taxpayers cannot bear the burden alone while Canada pledges grain stockpile support and Cuba condemns U.S. policy.
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Rome
UPI
U.S. Midwest
Global
Conference On Food Today
United States
Illinois
Town Farm
Henry A. Kissinger
Harold B. Steele
Ilinois Farm Bureau
Steele
Dale Butz
Buzz
Canada
Cuba
America
Carlo Rafael Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Israel
Allan’ J. MacEachen
External Affairs
World Food Conference
Earl L. Butz
Argentine Major Killed in Clash with Guerrillas Amid Siege
Argentine Maj Hector Lopez was shot dead and his bodyguard wounded while leaving a Santa Fe building as guerrilla violence intensified under President Isabel Peron's state of siege. ERP claimed retaliation for military actions. 138 killed in Peron era clashes.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Hector Lopez
Santa Fe
Maria Estela
Isabel’ Peron
Argentina
Noticias Argentinas
Marxist Peoples’ Revolutionary Army
ERP
Juan Peron
Alberto Villar
Tigre
Peron
Ce Eee A
Peronist Movement
Ezeiza International
Mountain Bell seeks interim rate hike for Arizona residences
Mountain Bell asks the Arizona Corporation Commission for an immediate interim rate increase, with a January 13 hearing to consider a planned 18.9 percent rise. The proposal aims to raise about 38.9 million dollars in revenue, affecting home and business lines and added costs for directory assistance and pay phones.
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Mountain Bell
Arizona Corporation Commission
Partgo Win Ge
Gila Bend
Scottsdale-area
James F. Maher
Arizona General
Maher
Man reports $700 stolen after date with stranger
Ben Garlinger says a blonde woman in her twenties asked to be his date at Fashion Square. They ate at Dr Munchies then rented a room at Safari Hotel. he hid his wallet, then woke to find it missing along with about $700.
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Ben Garlinger
N. 45Th Drive
Garlinger
Joe Hunt
Fashion Square
Safari Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
Use permit allows Garcia's del Este move and lounge
Julio M. Garcia wins city council approval to relocate Garcia's del Este from 7243 E. Camelback Rd. to 7633 E. Indian School Rd. The restaurant will operate as a full eatery with a cocktail lounge in the C-1 neighborhood commercial zone at the new site.
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Julio M. Garcia
Garcia’s del Este
Camelback Rd
Camelot
Garcia
C-1
Paradise Valley Executive James Linchcome Promoted at Motorola
James R. Linchcome of Paradise Valley rises to a Motorola vice president post. He leads Motorola Government Electronics Division, after serving since 1974 as assistant general manager for defense and space equipment. Other new VPs include L Curtis Foster James Harring and Travis Marshall.
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James R. Linchcome
Paradise Valley
Motorola
Government Electronics
Paradise Republican Women to hear Tom Freestone address
County Recorder Tom Freestone will address Paradise Republican Women's Unit in Scottsdale on Friday. The program titled An Election Analysis begins at 10 with coffee at 9 30 and 1975 officers to be elected. The public is invited attend.
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Tom Freestone
Paradise Republican Women’s Unit
First Federal Savings
E. McDowell Rd
Scottsdale
Freestone
City approves traffic signal at 36th and Cactus
Phoenix City Council approved installing a traffic signal at the 36th Street and Cactus Road intersection. City signal specialist Bill Lynder cites a cost of about $11,000 with pedestrian walk signals. Traffic counts show 10,000 cars daily on Cactus Road and 5,300 on 36th Street. completion is expected in 60 to 90 days.
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36Th Street
Cactus Road
Phoenix
Bill Lynder
Synder
Leadership in Action program opens Scottsdale Jaycees series
The Scottsdale Jaycees host the first of a four part series on Leadership in Action at 8 p.m. in the Jaycee Clubhouse at 75th Street and Osborn. Joel Weldon of Joel Weldon & Associates outlines personal development goals and methods. Meetings on Nov 14 Dec 5 and Dec 12 feature Weldon. Open to Jaycees and men 19 to 35.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Joel Weldon
Joel Weldon & Associates
Scottsdale Jaycee
75Th Street
Osborn
Weldon
Jaycees
Obituary Evelyn C Hill Services in Tempe Mortuary
Evelyn C Hill 44 died Tuesday in St Joseph's Hospital. Services set for 2 p m Friday at Gibbons Bunker Tempe Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. She lived in Paradise Valley and relocated from Indianapolis where she retired from Veterans Hospital as payroll supervisor. Survivors include husband Ray daughter Lisa Rae Hill stepchildren Steven Ray Hill and Lucinda Lou Hill mother Mrs Laura Cannon and brother Everett H Cannon.
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Evelyn C. Hill
Gibbons Bunker Tempe Mortuary
E. Southern
Greenwood Memorial Park
Hill
N. D4th
Paradise Valley
St. Joseph’s Hospital
North Carolina
Arizona
Indianapolis
Ind
Veterans Hospital
Ray
Lisa Rae ‘Hill
Steven Ray. Hill
Lucinda Lou Hill
Laura Cannon
Everett H. Cannon
Burglary tale ends as rings found hours later
Scottsdale police respond to a burglary report at George Barnes’s home after a witness saw a man near the door around 10 10 p m The suspect Chuck Flores with a bandaged hand was jailed on burglary suspicion but released after rings worth 1650 were found hidden in a closet by Barnes’s wife escaping a charge.
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Scottsdale
George Barnes
E. Camelback Rd
Mike Gannon
Barneses
Chuck Flores
Flores
Gannon
Indian School Road
Helen
Barnes
Dita Beard Leaves Hospital After Two Weeks
Dita Davis Beard, ITT lobbyist tied to a memo alleging a Justice Department deal, has been released from a Denver hospital after a two week stay. The hospital did not disclose the reason for her admission. She is 54 and previously treated for angina at the same facility.
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Denver
UPI
Dita Davis Beard
International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
Justice Department
Yuma man jailed long term for heroin importation
United Press International reports Jack Edward Schlarp IV, 21, was sentenced to 45 to 75 years in State Prison for importation of heroin. His accomplice Patricia Ann Anderson of Yuma received 15 to 25 years after pleading guilty to the same charge in exchange for dismissal of transportation of heroin and conspiracy to commit murder charges.
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Yuma
Jack
Edward Schlarp IV
Patricia Ann Anderson
Gas stations ordered to roll back prices in Phoenix area
The Federal Energy Administration requires Don's Texaco, Nes Nidal Texaco, and Dan's Texaco Service to reduce prices by totaling 6,063 dollars for overcharges. Reductions stay until restitution is complete.
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Phoenix
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Don’s Texaco
Baseline
Tempe
Nes Nidal Texaco
Indian School
Dan’s Texaco
Dunlap
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United Press International
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HEW
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Phoenix Union High
Don Barnette
Glendale
San Carlos
Dean Warren
Lills
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