Scottsdale City Court judge cleared in DPS probe
DPS director Vernon Hoy finds City Magistrate Dan Roth not guilty of criminal misconduct as presiding judge. Mayor Jenkins and Scottsdale City Council call the matter closed while noting initial anonymous allegations were unfounded.
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Scottsdale
Roth
Vernon Hoy
Arizona Department of Public Safety
William C. Jenkins
DPS
Jenkins
Hoy
David J. Conner
Conner
Jack Dunn
Dunn
Jerry Dodd
City Court
City of
Maricopa County
Begin invites Sadat to Israel to pursue peace talks
Prime Minister Begin formally invites Egyptian President Sadat to visit Israel via the U.S. envoy, signaling no preconditions and aiming to break Arab-Israeli estrangement. Sadat calls the proposed trip his sacred duty and backs talks with Syria Jordan and Lebanon.
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Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Sadat
Middle East
Cairo
Egypt
Begin
U.S
Samuel Lewis
Syria
Jordan
Israel and Sadat talk of possible peace visit
Israel said it would be questioned by God if it broke an implied peace plan during talks with a U S congressional delegation at Barrages rest house near Cairo. Sadat’s tentative trip drew muted Arab reactions while Cairo residents voiced cautious hope for peace and better life.
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U.S
Barrages
Cairo
Sadat
Israel
Senior CB radio gift shines at Scottsdale nursing home
Wayne Millard and Eloise Easton learn to use a donated CB radio at Scottsdale Nursing Center. Dr William Arnold, known as Silver Streak, guides residents including Millard and Easton as Radio Shack provides devices to five nursing homes. Progress photo by Jim Thomson.
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Golden Boy
Wayne Millard
Scottsdale Nursing Center
N. Civic Center Plaza
Radio Shack
William
Silver Streak
Arnold
Millard
Eloise
Lady ‘Sunshine
Easton
Cbs
City weighs buying Phoenix water lines for Scottsdale
Scottsdale City Council debated acquiring Phoenix Water Co lines to create a citywide system. Some leaders urged study of the buy option while others favored selling Scottsdale lines to Phoenix. debate centers on feasibility and cost within a $66 million five year capital plan.
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Billie Gentry
Scottsdale
Phoenix Water Co
Phoenix
Gentry
Phoenix Lines
Council
Richard Campana
Heinz Hink
Hink
Daniel Raby
Capital Improvements Engineering
Raby
Campana
William C. Jenkins
Community drives support for Scottsdale Memorial Hospital expansion
About 30 Scottsdale residents formed a lobbying group meeting at the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce to back Scottsdale Memorial Hospital's plan for a 200 bed facility on Shea Boulevard east of Pima Road. The lobby aims to influence the Central Arizona Health Systems Agency to approve the 1983 bed plan and allow suburban beds. Completion is scheduled for 1983 with hearings pending.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Arthur Nelson
SMH
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Maricopa
Gila
Pinal
Nelson
Shea Boulevard
Pima Road
Good Samaritan
The
Health Agency
Phoenix
Arizona ASU clash moved to Friday game date
TEMPE AP The annual intra state game between the University of Arizona and Arizona State University has been moved to Friday November 25 ASU officials said. The basketball game between the teams shifts to Saturday night and the football game will be the last regular season Western Athletic Conference contest starting at 7 p.m. MST. The broadcast will be regionally televised by ABC.
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TEMPE
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
ASU
ABC
Western Athletic Conference
Carvalho enters Scottsdale City Council race with open government platform
Mac Carvalho announces candidacy for Scottsdale City Council promising open meetings and full citizen information on city actions. The 50 year old plumbing contractor and former state legislator highlights service history and community roles, with primary elections set for February 21.
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America
Mac”Carvalho
Scottsdale City
Arizona
Carvalho
State House
House
Transportation Committee
Commerce
Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
Scottsdale
Justice Burger Hospitalized With Back Pain
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger was admitted to a private Arlington Virginia hospital shortly after 11 a.m. He was placed in traction as doctors treat recurring lower back pains according to hospital staff.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Arlington
Burger
Soviets Buy Record Corn Import From United States
The Soviet Union purchased 601600 metric tons of U S corn from private exporters for delivery by September 30, under a long term grain pact. This marks the second large sale within 24 hours as Moscow maintains a minimum yearly purchase of six million tons of wheat and corn combined.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Agriculture Department
London firemen aid volunteers as strike continues
Dozens of London firemen briefly paused the day-old national strike to assist inexperienced army firefighters battling a smoky hospital fire and an apartment building blaze. Union leaders said the strike remains ongoing and that firemen do not want to end it.
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London
John MacDonald
Gum sweetener Xylitol linked to animal tumors
Researchers at SUNY Stony Brook said the Public Health Service notified them of preliminary reports that Xylitol gum sweetener caused tumors in lab animals. They suspended a project where school children had just begun chewing the Xylitol gum.
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Stony Brook
N.Y
U.S. Public Health Service
State University of New York At
Protests greet shah at White House arrival
Police and rival demonstrators clashed outside the White House as the Shah and Empress of Iran arrived for a welcome and apology from President Carter. Tear gas drifted over the scene. at least four officers and a score of protesters were injured amid the 21 gun salute on the south lawn.
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Washington
White House
Shah
Iran
Carter
Executive Mansion
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