Cities push for urban aid plan from mayors
Mayors of 100 large cities unveiled an urban strategy urging immediate emergency aid for jobs and a proposed Urban Development Bank. They seek a national urban policy, a more responsive federal bureaucracy, and added funds, with a focus on aiding troubled cities even at the cost to stronger ones. Chicago mayor Daley was on vacation.
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Chicago
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Gibson
Carter
White House
Urban Development Bank
Carter Administration
Young
Samuels
Ford
New York
New York City
Abraham D. Beame
Richard J. Daley
Moon rock exhibit draws crowds at Motorola open house
An open house at Motorola's Government Electronics Division in this city showcased a moon rock exhibit and Earth Moon communications gear. Nearly 10,000 employees, their families, and guests toured the facility.
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Motorola
Israel shields nuclear sites from U S senators visit
Maariv reports Israel barred a party of 13 U S senators from viewing secret nuclear installations in the Negev as safeguards against atomic weapons are reviewed. The government reportedly turned down multiple requests for access. In Washington, Carter inauguration planners pledge a modest celebration, far smaller than Nixon’s 1973 event.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Negev Desert
U.S
Maariv
Sabeni
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Richard M. Nixon
Bardyl R. Tirana
Carter
Nixon
Story
Leaders back Sarkis call for Arab security force in Lebanon
In Beirut Moslem and Christian militia leaders endorsed President Elias Sarkis plea to permit deployment of an Arab security force to enforce peace. His broadcast plea followed, and fighting along the Christian Muslim front line in Beirut eased.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Elias Sarkis
University says ROTC death not hazing but poor judgment
The ROTC cadet death stemmed from an unauthorized mock military exercise at St. John’s University. A spokesman attributed it to overzealous students trying to refine tactics rather than hazing.
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New York
St. John’s University
Martin Healey
Judge dismisses suit over Pima Road rights of way
U S District Judge Walter E Craig threw out the July suit brought by Ramona and Lester Loring on behalf of about 200 Salt River Indian Community members against the City of Scottsdale and the BIA. The denial cited lack of federal jurisdiction. The plaintiffs sought about 66664 for alleged improper right of way acquisition during the mid 1960s and vow to refile in Arizona Superior Court or appeal.
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Walter E. Craig
Scottsdale
Pin Pima Road
Craig
Wayne C. Arnett
Arizona Superior Court
Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Ramona
Lester Loring
Saltsa
Pima Road
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Ceumell
McDowell Road
Shear Boulevard
Clifford Sherr
U.S. District Court
Arnett
Bud Tims
Thomas and
McDowell Roads
Shea Boulevard
State asks Adamson trial shift PHOENIX
The prosecution seeks moving murder trial of John Harvey Adamson and starting it by November 30 after a mistrial in Maricopa County over the Don Bolles slaying. Judge Heineman noted publicity risk and said he will rule after defense response.
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Phoenix
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Maricopa County
Frederic Heineman
William Schafer Iti
Scottsdale and Paradise Valley to discuss safer crossings
Officials from Scottsdale School District and Paradise Valley will meet Tuesday to review safety at two north district intersections after a seven year old student died crossing Lincoln Drive at Mockingbird Lane. They may propose crosswalks or crossing guards at Lincoln Mockingbird and McDonald Mockingbird.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Mockingbird Lane
McDonald Drive
Jack Kearney
Kearney
McDonald Crossing
Kiva School
McDonald
Lincoln-Mockingbird
Key
McDonald-Mockingbird Crossing
Paradise Valley Residents Favor Slow Road Widening
A Paradise Valley Homeowners Association poll shows 69.8 percent back a slow approach to widening town roads and 74.2 percent oppose a mandatory townwide sewer system. Results were shared with the town council after 730 responses, guiding PVHA's stance on key issues.
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Paradise Valley
PVHA
McDonald
Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley Bids for Flood Aid Denied by Federal Officials
Paradise Valley will not receive $100,000 in federal flood disaster funds for damage from heavy rain on Sept 25. Army Corps of Engineers says the damage type does not qualify. State funds remain under review with Gov Raul Castro, while town officials consider local funding for ditch projects and a $194,000 flood control plan.
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Paradise Valley
Army Corps of Engineers
Oscar Butt
Butt
Raul Castro
Invergordon
Berneil
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Sunny stretch continues with warm weekend highs
The forecast calls for continued sunny and warm weather today and tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and overnight lows in the upper 50s. Details follow on page three.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
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Detroit
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Moon Rock
Ken Lewis
Associated Press
Peace Plea
Cadet
S.I. Newhouse
Michigan
Booth Newspapers, Inc
Geneva
Switzerland
Henry A. Kissinger
William D. Schaufele
John Reinhardt
U.S. Congress
Charles C. Diggs Jr
Kissinger
Ian Smith
Greg Martin
Heineman
Lincoln
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