Rhodesian talks stall as blacks demand full independence in 12 months
Rhodesian black nationalist leaders reaffirmed demand for full independence under black majority rule within no more than 12 months in Geneva talks with British mediator Ivor Richard. Mugabe and Nkomo rejected postponing independence while white leader Ian Smith urged a 23 month transition.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Palais Des Nations
Robert Mugabe
Mozambique
Joshua Nkomo
Nada
Mugabe
Nkomo
Richard
Ndabaningi Sithole
Abel Muzorewa
Ian Smith
Smith
William D. Schaufele
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Hospital names fill posts in administration
John Holmes the former assistant director of behavioral health services for the Arizona Department of Health Services has been appointed administrative vice president of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Another new staff member is Carl Edward.
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John Holmes
Behavioral Health
Arizona Department of Health Services
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Carl Edward
Dolk
Maricopa County
Department of Health Services
Holmes
Arthur D. Nelson
Phoenix
Scottsdale Hospital
Arizona State Hospital
County Department of Health Services
Arizona State Personnel Commission
Arizona Department of Health
School of Public Administration
University of Southern California
Scottsdale crash injures woman in bike car collision
A 20 year old Scottsdale woman Caron J Bates is listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a Tuesday crash at Pima and Chaparral Roads. Bates was driving a motorcycle when it collided with a car driven by Carol A Ehlert who reported no injuries. The vehicle stopped about 55 feet from the impact. No citations were issued. Dolk and Holmes are named hospital officials with recent leadership roles and biographies.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Caron J. Bates
E. Montebello
Kord
Pima
Chaparral
Bates
Obituary Mae K Dysart longtime Fifth Avenue salon owner
Mae Kennedy Dysart 69 owner of Mae's Beauty Salon on Fifth Avenue died Sunday visiting San Francisco. She lived at 7031 E Earls Drive born in Phoenix and worked at Green Acres Mortuary until 1973. Widow of Samuel R. Dysart survivors include son Ray Tubbs Fountain Hills one sister out of state and a grandson. Private cremation held in San Francisco.
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Mae Kennedy Dysart
Mae
Fifth Avenue
San Francisco
Mrs. Dysart
E. Earls Drive
Phoenix
Green Acres Mortuary
Samual R. Dysart
Ray Tubbs
Fountain Hills
State
BIA Faces Suit After Scottsdale Dismissal In Right‑of‑Way Case
A federal suit against the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs and Scottsdale stemmed from the 1960s right‑of‑way acquisition for Pima Road on Salt River Indian Community land. Judge Walter E Craig dismissed Scottsdale for lack of jurisdiction while the plaintiffs seek $66 664 in compensation and claim duress and misrepresentation in obtaining signatures.
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U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Scottsdale
Salt River
Pima Road
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Craig
U.S
James Loss
Ramona
Lester Loring
Cave-in near Stewart Mountain Dam kills one in SRP trench
A Phoenix man, David Dieterle, 20, was killed and four coworkers injured when solid rock collapsed into a trench at a Salt River Project excavation near Stewart Mountain Dam at Saguaro Lake. Three men were trapped over an hour before rescuers freed them. Don Johnson, 29, Robert Brickner, 29, Curley Brown, 45, and Anthony Amadeo, 26, were injured. Johnson and Brickner freed themselves and were hospitalized with a broken leg and other injuries.
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Don Johnson
Robert Brickner
Curley Brown
Anthony Amadeo
Phoenix
Drug suspect eludes police after traffic stop chase
James Sutton Hamilton of Jerome is sought on drug charges and resisting arrest after fleeing from a Maricopa County deputy sheriff near Scottsdale. Two pounds of marijuana and a pound of peyote buttons were found in Hamilton's car as deputies chased him into the Salt River Indian Reservation.
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Jerome
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Salt River Indian
James Sutton Hamilton
Bill Rogers
Hamilton
Salt
Yuma official linked to marijuana smuggling testifies
Wilford Armando Ponzi Jr. testified in a U S District Court trial that former U S Customs inspector Jose A Montoya and his wife Rosie accepted payments of 2000 dollars for smuggling marijuana from Mexico into the United States. Ponzi, 27, said Montoya asked if he remained active in marijuana after seeking a 500 dollar loan last year.
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Phoenix
Yuma
U.S
Jose A. Montoya
Mexico
United States
Wilford Armando Ponzi Jr
U.S. District Court
Montoya
Rosie
Depositors Hire Real Estate Advisor Linked to Warren Ally
Phoenix report says the Protective Association of Lincoln Thrift Depositors engaged Anthony Harper as a real estate advisor. Harper chairs Flintridge Development Corp of Scottsdale, described by Ned Warren Sr. as a close friend.
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Phoenix
Protective Association of Lincoln Thrift Depositors
Ned Warren Sr
Anthony Harper
Flintridge Development Corp
Scottsdale
Arizona voting law study eyed after disputed election outcome
Attorney General Bruce Babbitt will be asked to determine if state law changes are needed after 625 uncounted ballots in Phoenix District 25 altered the result for Rep. D. Lee Jones and 32 uncounted ballots found in Pima County raising voter uncertainty says Assistant Secretary Pat Fabritz.
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Phoenix
Bruce Babbitt
Pat Fabritz
D. Lee Jones
Pima County
Court holds water ruling delays rehearing decision
Tucson officials fear a state supreme court move could threaten the city's water supply. The court postponed its decision on granting a rehearing to at least November 23, with Chief Justice James Duke Cameron signaling possible further study.
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Tucson
State Supreme Court
High Court
James Duke Cameron
Phoenix
Chlorine powder theft at Carson Services
Two 300 pound drums of chlorine based powder and a half horsepower air compressor were stolen from a storage area behind Carson Services Inc. on Scottsdale Road. The padlock on the fence was cut. The powder, worth 500 dollars per drum, can be dangerous when exposed to water or acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Services Inc
Scottsdale Rd
Pool Services
Pool Service Company
Billie Mode 57 Dies. Memorials Set for Safari Hotel Waitress
Billie Mode 57, longtime Safari Hotel waitress, died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Morriston Arkansas, she moved to the Valley in 1947 and lived at 1233 E Oregon St Phoenix. Survivors include daughter Peggy Lehman Tulsa siblings Opal Shaver Gladys White and Mary Jean Emily out of state brothers J W Savage Phoenix and J W Savage Phoenix and three grandsons. Services were held today in Mercer Mortuary.
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Billie Mode
Good Samaritan Hospital
J. W. Savage
Phoenix
Mercer Mortuary
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Ivor Richard
Rhodesia
State Department
Kissinger
Carol A. Ehlert
Mesa
Ehlert
Southwest Missouri State University
Springfield, MO
Mae K. Dysart
Cavendish Bridge Club
E. Indian School Rd
Arizona
Duplicate Bridge
Johnson
Brickner
Associated Press
Warren Pal
Billie
Ceaver
W. Scottsdale RD
Dan Woodroof
David
ENIX
Gos
Fifth Ave
Burton
Susan S
Scottsdale Shadows
Jack McC
Garnet B
Cosmopolitan Luxury
Camelback Road
78Th Street
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