Sadat speech draws mixed Middle East reactions
In Beirut Arabs hailed Sadat while a Palestinian group threatened his life and Syria Libya urged his overthrow. In Cairo crowds prepared for a hero’s welcome as Begin offered no specific concessions.
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Carter waits as Sadat and Begin push peace talks forward
President Carter stays on the sidelines in Washington while Sadat and Begin address the Israeli parliament. White House avoids specifics, aiming to facilitate comprehensive peace talks and encourage progress amid high stakes in the Middle East.
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Roy C Woods obituary and memorial service details
Roy C Woods died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A memorial service will be 2 pm Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. Born in Iowa, he moved from Minnesota ten years ago and lived at 4843 N 74th Place. He served as Illinois state senator and Cook County prosecutor, and was a senior partner in a Chicago law firm. Survived by wife Jean and several stepchildren and grandchildren. ashes to be interred in Osage, Iowa, later.
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Judith A Wilson Dies in Good Samaritan Hospital
Judith A. Wilson 36 died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Private services were arranged by A L Moore and Sons. Born in Oregon she moved to the Valley in 1976 from Idaho and lived at 6402 E Eugie Terrace. Survived by husband Stephen R. two children Sloan Merlyn and Jean Paul of Scottsdale her parents G T Newcomb Paradise Valley and sister Jill Whitney Scottsdale.
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Guilford N Askew 71 Dies In Scottsdale After Retiring VP at Harris Trust
Guilford N Askew 71 of 4247 N 79th St died Saturday in Scottsdale He moved to the Valley in 1976 after retiring from the Harris Trust in Illinois where he was vice president Survivors include his wife Dolores a son Norman of Florida two daughters Carolyn Teats of Illinois and LaVerne Darlington of Missouri one brother and one sister eight grandchildren and one great grandchild Services will be held Wednesday in Downers Grove Illinois Interment in Westmont Illinois Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary and Road
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Paradise Valley council members vote against Lincoln Drive project
The Progress corrected Saturday that Paradise Valley Town Council members Jeffrey R. Timbandard and L. Barry Palmer voted against the Lincoln Drive widening. They joined Jon Bonnell in opposition in March and announced they will not seek re election next year. Both cited no influence from the Lincoln Drive controversy on their decision to step down.
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John Huston Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Actor-director John Huston, 71, is discharged from Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles after a two month stay for heart surgery. Huston has contributed to more than 50 films since 1930 and was released on Saturday.
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Phoenix Tucson air controllers stage informational picket
Air traffic controllers at Phoenix Sky Harbor and Tucson International airports picketed today as part of a nationwide protest over FAA contract negotiations. Four off duty controllers demonstrated at Phoenix for about an hour and fourteen at Tucson, with peaceful activity and no disruption to air service.
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Avondale propane leak explosion kills man
An Avondale man, 41, was killed early today when a propane leak he tried to repair exploded. Robert Schmidtke was inspecting storage facilities when a gauge leak ignited, sheriff's investigators said.
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Tucson Enrollment Falls Across Metro Area
Public school enrollment in seven metropolitan districts decreased from 87,358 in October last year to 85,766 this October, with Tucson District One showing a major drop. The data reflect the peak month for area enrollment.
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NAU to honor journalist Bunson with alumni award
Northern Arizona University and the Associated Press will honor Robert R. Bunson, an NAU alumnus with a long career as a correspondent and executive for AP across the United States Europe and Asia. Bunson graduated from ASU Teachers College in 1932 and earned international distinction in journalism.
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Inmate Stabbed at Arizona Prison Injures Lung
Raymond Torres a 25 year old inmate at an Arizona State Prison was stabbed in the lung by a 10 inch knife on a recreation field in Phoenix. He is in serious condition at a Maricopa County Hospital. Warden Harold Cardwell said about 70 inmates were present and no other prisoner saw the attack. no suspect had been identified.
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FBI to release 53000 pages on COINTELPRO actions
The FBI will make 53 000 pages public under FOIA detailing its COINTELPRO efforts from 1956 to 1971 aimed at harassing civil rights groups and radical political organizations. The material covers anonymous letters job firings and efforts to sow dissension and was condemned by many lawmakers and officials. The release excludes some files for national security reasons.
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Greece conservatives win re election in close vote
Premier Constantine Caramanlis and his New Democracy party secure a reduced but safe majority with 42.2 percent of the vote and 174 seats out of 300. Andreas Papandreou’s Panhellenic Socialist Movement rises to 91 seats, while the Union of the Democratic Center drops to 12 percent. A surge for the ultra right National Camp Party draws support from monarchists and dictatorship backers.
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