Israel Egypt Reach Pact to Move Toward Cease Fire
At a desert meeting near Cairo the two nations agreed to begin prisoner exchanges and selective troop movements as part of the four day old cease fire. Israel will turnover checkpoints on the Cairo Suez road and allow U N forces to set up additional posts while ensuring POW exchanges precede wider pullbacks.
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Israel
Egypt
Cairo-Suez
Kilometer
Middle East
Golda Meir
Cairo
Suez
3Rd Army
al Ahram
UPI
Richard C. Gross
Ensio Siilasvuo
U.N
Red Cross
Tel Aviv
Siilasvuo
Suez Canal
Suez City
Aharon Yariv
Mohammed Gemassy
Siilasouo
Henry A. Kissinger
Suez Road
Rudolf Studjuhar
Kilometer 110
Kilometer 119
New York
Kurt Waldheim
Roberto Guyer
Argentina
Paradise Valley dispute pits ex teacher against district over audits
A former mathematics teacher at Parade Valley High School sues State Auditor General Ira Osman and Oliver Luckett Sanders alleging refused post audits for 1969 1973 and 1971 1973. Sanders claims mismanagement of student activity funds attendance records and falsified records. District officials deny allegations and say the suit is retaliation for his prior dismissals and court losses.
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Parade Valley High School
Paradise Valley
Eecare
Maricopa County
Ira Osman
Oliver Luckett Sanders
N. 40Th. St
Osman
Paradise A Caelei
Sanders
H. Ray Shipley
Sander
State Board of Education
Melvin Rissing
Paradise Valley Teachers Association
City plan allows farms and horse stables on one acre lots
City planning director Larry Bussard said a proposed ordinance will not restrict private stables on one acre sites. The planning commission set December 11 for the first public hearing while staff will meet horse owners for input. Separately, a use permit approved for Larry Clark to build a First National Bank branch at Clark's Casa de Medicos in Scottsdale.
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Larry Bussard
City Planning Commission
Bussard
Larry Clark
First National Bank
Clark
Casa de Medicos Medical Center
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Safe theft probed at Maya Apartments office
Police investigate a 468 dollar theft from a safe in the Maya Apartments office at 7625 E Camelback Rd, finding no forced-entry signs and a possible combination-led opening. A second break-in at Anderson Reeve and Jannash Insurance at 7020 E Third Ave saw several typewriters and adding machines stolen, discovered around 10 p.m. Tuesday.
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Camelback Rd
Anderson Reeve
Jannash Insurance
Third Ave
Obituary of Stuart H. Gould
Stuart Henry Gould 29 a 1962 Scottsdale High School graduate taught sociology and studied for a doctorate at the University of Washington He was found dead Monday at 54 Mountain Shadows East in Scottsdale Cremation will follow services at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School He was born in Brookline Massachusetts moved to Scottsdale in high school He earned a BS at Arizona State University in 1966 an MS at ASU in 1969 Survivors include his wife Betty R a son Jeff M and a daughter Pam A all of Paradise Valley his mother Mrs Geraldine Gould of Scottsdale and his sister Linda Brass of Seattle.
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Stuart Henry Gould
Scottsdale High School
University of Washington
Messinger Mortuary
Gould
Brookline
Mass
Scottsdale
Mountain Shadows
Arizona State University
ASU
Betty R
Ason
Jeff M
Pam A
Paradise Valley
Geraldine Gould
Linda Brass
Seattle
Warren J Kasnick 57 Dies. Services Set at Green Acres
Warren J. Kasnick of 220 North 8th Street died Monday at Desert Samaritan Hospital at 57. He was a supervising inspector for Underwriters Laboratories in Arizona, with 27 years at UL Chicago before moving to Scottsdale in 1971 from Bensenville Illinois. A Elmhurst native and World War II Army veteran, he belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3513. Survivors include Evelyn a son Bruce of Tempe a daughter Sandra Sparling of Phoenix and two brothers and a sister living out of state.
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Warren J. Kasnick
Desert Samaritan Hospital
Green Acres
Kasnick
N. 8Th St
Underwriters Laboratories
Arizona
Underwriters Laboratories of
Chicago
Scottedale
Bensenville, Il
Elmhurst, NL
Evelyn
Bruce
Tempe
Sandra Sparling
Phoenix
Ambulance Rates Rise Authorized by Arizona Commission
Ambulance operators can raise base rates by eight dollars per call after the Arizona Corporation Commission approved the proposal following hearings. The commission also approved increases for certain accessorial services but rejected higher mileage charges.
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Phoenix — Ambulance
Arizona Corporation Commission
Burglary Suspect Named in Four Auto Theft Warrants
Scottsdale police identified the jail inmate as James R. Powell 31 of Indiana. The man had given the name James Lee Carpenter 29 of Galveston Texas. Powell faces four Dyer Act burglary and auto theft warrants and gave investigators false information.
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Scottsdale
Roy Finch
Finch
James R. Powell
Indiana
James Lee Carpenter
Galveston
Tex
Powell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Energy crisis sparks migration to warm climates, Kyl warns
Assistant Interior Secretary John Kyl told Governor Williams' conference that the energy shortage this winter will trigger a mass migration from colder to warmer climates, presenting Arizona and similar states with housing and jobs challenges as new residents seek warmer areas.
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Phoenix
Arizona
John Kyl
Kyl
Gov
Williams
Intergovernmental Cooperation
Chamber to Work with City on Sign Ordinance
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Executive Board plans to cooperate with the city on enforcing a sign ordinance being drafted by staff. The board will wait to review the measure before advising members and may poll the 1200 C of C members for input as public hearings are expected within months. The aim is to curb non conforming signs and billboards.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Collins
C of C
Collins
Scottsdale School Board approves policy manual update
The Scottsdale School Board voted to revise the district policy manual and join a School to School exchange with the American School of Guadalajara Mexico. Task forces led by board members will study sections with administrators teachers and community reps. The exchange begins November 17 with eight Mexican students. Scottsdale students visit Mexico in January for four weeks.
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Scottsdale
Guadalajara
Mexico
William Randall
Samuel Childs
James Wellington
Paul Streich
Robert Usdane
Gloria Welch
Randall
Asdane
Usdane
U.S. State Department
Scottsdale High School
Arcadia High School
Chaparral High School
U.S
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Scottsdale Community College
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Jayme Schwartz
Shelly Johnson
Marcie Roberts
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Saguaro
Miss Roberts
Louis Blumenthal
Villa Serena
Stuart H. Gould
United Press International
Millard Humphrey
Ray Long
House
Burton Barr
Lloyd's Home Service
Home & Thurs
Eve
Scottsdale Rd
Council
Sunrise Villas
Camelback Road
Miller Road
Chaparral Road
78Th Street
Sunrise Villas Sales Office
Sunrise Corporation
California
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Slottsdalt
Iwthoa Bersch
Rocris Kremer
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