Arab push for Palestinian state at UN vote looms
Arab bloc and nonaligned countries push two resolutions at the United Nations General Assembly seeking recognition of a Palestinian state and permanent observer status for the Palestine Liberation Organization. The move comes amid US support for Israel and growing regional tensions as a six month UN peace mandate nears expiry.
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Syria
U.N
Golan Heights
Jury fails to identify killer in Tempe teen double murder
A coroner s jury ruled two Jeffrey Un Sealant boys died from a high caliber gunshot at an apartment complex with unknown assailant. Tempe police and DPS search for weapon and clothing. private investigators post a 500 reward for tips leading to arrests.
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Jeffrey UN Sealant
Sandalwood Drive
Kelly’ Kardell
E. Bonita Drive
Valley Police
Department of Public Safety
Arizona Association of Licensed
Aca
Bob
Cantlen House
Scottsdale faces 1975 budget cuts due to revenue decline
Scottsdale city staff prepare for next year with revenues projected around 18 million dollars, down from 20.7 million. The council may cut services and adjust capital improvements as inflation and population rise, with staff creating program-based reductions and prioritizing critical positions.
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Scottsdale
Simcau
Dale Carter
Carter
Ther
Glendale
Ile Ryn
Tempe
AT&T cancels $600 million 1975 program amid antitrust suit
United Press International reports AT&T canceled a planned $600 million 1975 program for construction and service improvements in New York after the Ford administration filed an antitrust suit against the corporation.
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New York
At&t
Ford Administration
Dallas marks 11th anniversary of JFK assassination
In Dallas a quiet observance marked the 11th anniversary of President John F Kennedy's assassination. Prayers, a wreath laying, a eulogy by Mayor Wes Wise and sacred music were held at the Kennedy Memorial.
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Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Wes Wise
Kennedy Memorial
Congress Conferees Tackle Mixed Gender Gym Classes
In a late Thursday night settlement of a 33 billion dollar Labor and related departments appropriations bill, conferees consider using federal funds to integrate coed gym classes across schools and programs. The move involves the Health Education and Welfare department and federal guidance on class composition.
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NGTON
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Departments of Labor
United Mine Workers Stand Firm on Coal Contract Renegotiation
Washington reports the United Mine Workers bargaining council firm on renegotiating the coal industry contract as 120,000 miners enter the 11th day of a strike.
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Washington
United Mine Woters
Scottsdale District to Seek State Budget Changes
Scottsdale School District plans to urge legislative fixes this year to ease the seven percent budget cap. Business manager Jack Kearney told Scottsdale parents the district will propose changes to per class per pupil funding and related computations as part of the budget process explained to the Community Parent Council.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Areeney
PTA Community Parent Council
Scottsdale Community Development Plan Aims New Goals
City outlines eight million dollar development themes for citizens and staffers. Four major themes drive a public hearing at city hall as Scottadale residents review housing recreation social services employment mobility and orderly growth. The plan targets curb sprawl central business district vitality and upgraded neighborhood identity and infrastructure.
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Scottedale
Scottsdale
Scottadale
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