Arafat Leaves New York for Havana After Tense UN Session
Arab leader Yasser Arafat departed New York for Havana amid a deeply divided UN over Palestine and fears of Israel's destruction by the PLO. He delivered a militant address calling for a Palestinian state with Jews Arabs and Christians living together as tensions flare in the Middle East.
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Rabat
Jordan
Hussein
Oo. Oo
Kennedy Airport
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Waldorf
Kennedy
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Scottsdale appoints citizens advisory group for south area
City officials introduced a seven member Vista del Camino advisory panel representing about 20 000 residents south of McDowell between Pima Road and the cross Cut Canal. Mayor Jenkins urged the group to identify broad community needs and set priority goals while receiving staff help and operating under their own guidelines.
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Scottsdale
Vista del Camino
McDowell Rd
McDowell
Pima Road
William Jenkins
Jenkins
Paul Messinger
Messinger
Arthur Frishman
Ray Reedy
Kathie Smith
Gabriel Martinez
James Coffman
Petra Martinez
John Jimenez
Chaparral Joins Arizona Schools In National Forensics League Push
Chaparral High School enters forensic competition prompting Arizona to near a national charter. Camelback High School coach Jim Harvey notes Camelback fields 48 competitors and aims to recruit Chaparral as a strong league member. Chaparral coach Linda Johnstone cites 16 students ready to compete in debate original oratory extemp speaking and interp. Judges are needed for upcoming events at Westwood High School on Nov 16.
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Chaparral
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Camelback High School
Harvey
Camelback
Scottsdale
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Johnstone
Tucson
University of Arizona
Brophy
Westwood High School
Obituary for Don Pablo 76 Indian jewelry authority
Don Pablo 76 died Tuesday in St Josephs Hospital. Services at 9 a.m. Friday at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel Phoenix. He ran an Indian trading post at Scottsdale and Pinnacle Peak roads and lectured at reservations nationwide. A WWII Army field artillery veteran, he aided arctic dog breeding for the armed forces. Born Ishpeming Mich he moved to Phoenix in 1948. Survivors include sons David and John and brother John Volker.
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Scottsdale
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Arctic Service
Ishpeming
Mich
Phoenix
Memorial service for Margaret H Hancock set at All Saints
Margaret H Hancock, 49, will have a memorial service at 10 a.m. Friday at All Saints Episcopal Church in Phoenix. She died Wednesday at her home. Survivors include sons James Jeleskie Stephen L Anthony and Jeffrey Hancock, her mother Mrs Madeline Erickson and brother Robert Hawkins. She was active in the Phoenix Junior League and several local organizations. Born in Seattle she moved to Phoenix in 1959 from Boise where she worked as a fashion coordinator. She attended the Prince School of Retailing and Simmons College.
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Idaho
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Simons College
Boston
Mass
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Jeffrey Hancock
Madline Erickson
Robert Hawkins
Democrats fear Rockefeller endorsement delays GOP critique
Senate Republican Whip Robert Griffin interrupted Nelson Rockefeller's confirmation to accuse Democrats of dilly dallying over the vice president nominee. He argued delays jeopardize the 25th Amendment process, while Rockefeller and Ford are praised as highly qualified. Cannon defended committee diligence, noting late FBI and Rockefeller disclosure.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Michigan
Griffin
Howard W. Cannon
D-New
Cannon
FBI
Ford
Japan
Caramanlis Lets Greece Vote on Monarchy in Referendum Plan
Premier Caramanlis pledged an "absolutely democratic" referendum on December 8 if his New Democracy party wins the upcoming election. He defended his government by noting mass replacements of officials and prosecutions of former military regime leaders to curb dictatorship. Exiled King Constantine may return as the monarchy question is put to voters.
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Supreme Court
Biltmore plan approved by Phoenix Planning Commission
The Phoenix Planning Commission unanimously approved the Arizona Biltmore Estates project in Northeast Phoenix. The plan includes 250 clustered homes on 147 acres and a sale of 167 acres to the City for the Phoenix Mountain Preserve, with City Council consideration set for December 18. Charles Lee, 23, of Phoenix, faces sentencing December 11 for first degree murder in the slaying of a service station attendant after a 10 hour jury deliberation.
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Aaficopa County Superior Court
Voter Notices Go Out For Arizona Registered Voters
Phoenix area officials announce January notices for voters who did not participate in the general election. County Recorder Tom Freestone cites 77 435 nonvoters and warns those failing to sign and return notices by April 1 will be removed from voter rolls. Only 64.6 percent turnout marks the lowest since 1946. Arizona's delegation to a national Democratic meeting next month has been approved by party officials.
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Phoenix
Tom Freestone
Freestone
Arizona
Scottsdale Cyclist, 46, Injured in Road Collision
A 46-year-old Scottsdale man, Robert Day Brown, remained in guarded condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle car crash Wednesday afternoon on Scottsdale Road near Thomas Road. The driver of the other vehicle, Donald Lee Green, 42, was cited for failing to yield while making a left turn into a private driveway.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Robert Day Brown
Continental St
Brown
Scottsdale Road
Thomas Road
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5Th St
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