Ford and Brezhnev Reach Détente Unity at Siberian Summit
At Vladivostok the UPI report says President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev spent nearly eight hours in talks on nuclear arms limits. Both leaders pledged to give detente an irreversible character and strengthen international peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
UPI
Siberia
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Brezhnev
Oceanside
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S.S.R
United States
Tass
Soviet Union
Washington
Spa
Russia
Seoul
Richard M. Nixon
Obituary Frank B. Cook Prominent Phoenix Doctor
Frank B. Cook 45 died in El Paso while on business. Mass at St. Theresa 7:30 p.m. Monday. graveside at St. Francis Cemetery 9 a.m. Tuesday. Visitation Sunday and Monday at Arcadia Funeral Home. He was VP and technical director of Affiliated Pathologists of Phoenix and led open heart surgery research at St. Luke's Hospital. He helped operate the first heart pump during a human open heart operation. He worked at Camelback Hospital lab since 1956 and helped found Affiliated Pathologists with Dr. Thomas Jarvis. He was active in multiple medical and civic groups and a New Jersey native who studied at the University of New Mexico. Survivors include wife Margaret, children Kevin and Natalie, mother Mrs. Dorothy L. Cook, and a brother.
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Frank B. Cook
el Paso
Church of St. Theresa
E. Thomas
St. Francis Cemetery
Visitation
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
Cook
N. 47Th Place
Affiliated Pathologists of Phoenix
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
Camelback Hospital
Thomas Jarvis
Association of American Bioanalysts
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Medical Technologists
American Association of Clinical Chemists
St. Theresa’s Parish
Elks Lodge
Northeast Ymca
New Jersey
University of New Mexico
The
Valley
Margaret
Kevin
Natalie
Dorothy L. Cook
Services for Steven R. Saggau
Steven R. Saggau 28 died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Service 1 p.m. Sunday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Gardens. He was born in Omaha and moved to Arizona in 1955. Survived by father Richard and Sande Saggan. mother Pat Riley. brothers Kent Robin Chip. sisters Teri Chelle Kelley. grandmother Ella Robinson, all of Scottsdale or Paradise Valley.
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Steven R. Saggau
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Gardens
Arizona
Richard and
Sande Saggan
Paradise Valley
Pat Riley
Scottsdale
Kent
Robin
Chip
Teri
Chelle
Kelley
Ella Robinson
Mass for Theodore C. Tompers, 90, held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Theodore C. Tompers, 90, died Thursday in Hayden Manor Nursing Home. Mass was today at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Rosary held Friday at Arcadia Funeral Home. Burial planned in Susanville California. Survivors include wife Kathryn two sons Daniel J and Kay, four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Theodore C. Tompers
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
N. Miller Rd
Arcadia Funeral Home
Susanville
Calif
Tompers
N. Civic Center
Hayden Manor
Kathryn
Daniel J and
Kay
Payson Man Survives Brakes Fail Crash Into Store
A 24-year-old Payson man escaped injury when his car brake failure sent it through the window of Western Janitor Supply at 7017 E Indian School. Kim Evans Henson was cited for operating a vehicle with faulty brakes after pulling into a driveway to avoid another vehicle around 1 p.m. on Indian School Road near 70th Street.
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Payson
Kim Evans Henson
70Th Street
Henson
E. Indian School
State court system described as strained by judge
Maricopa County Superior Court presiding judge Robert C. Broomfield said the state's criminal justice system is strained toward the limits. He cited understaffing and rising case filings rising 42 percent from year to year, noting courts and the county jail are stretched. He questioned Phoenix's crime rate ranking and urged candor on property crime reporting.
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Tim McGraw
Maricopa County
Robert C. Broomfield
Arizona Probation, Parole and Corrections Association
Scottsdale Hilton
Broomfield
Phoenix
America
U S SAC commander warns of lost weapons edge
Gen. Russell E. Dougherty of the Strategic Air Command says the United States has reached rough parity with the Soviet Union and lacks an absolute edge in key weapons. He notes four new Soviet missiles under test, a swing wing bomber deployed by the USSR, and delays in U S Trident and Delta class submarine deployment. He warns Congress may face hard defense budget choices amid inflation and stresses future actions depend on Soviet moves.
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San Francisco
UPI
Strategic Air Command
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Russell E. Dougherty
Dougherty
U.S.S.R
SAC
World Affairs Council
Congress
License Revoked Over Dancer Solicitation at Scottsdale Club
The State Liquor Board revoked The Guys and Dolls liquor license held by Inez Nunnally of Scottsdale after evidence that exotic dancers were urged to solicit drinks from patrons. Nunnally fired her son James Brainin, who faced assault charges for allegedly striking a dancer.
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Karen Walsh
The
Liquor Board
Brainin
Cinnamon Toast
J. Michale Low
Guard house setback okayed by Scottsdale council
The Scottsdale city council voted 4 to 3 to uphold an amended site plan for Casabella patio homes, moving the guard house from 90 feet to 30 feet from Lincoln Drive after an initial violation. Officials noted drainage changes and said the 30 foot setback is legal, though the guard house remains visually incongruous with the development.
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Casabella Patio Homes
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln
Tim Bray
Scottsdale
Heinz Hink
William Jenkins
Jenkins
Council
Richard V. Campana
Burglar Steals Food and Equipment From Residence
A woman reported a burglary at Dorothy Kiesler's home 12850 N Scottsdale Rd. between 4 and 6 30 p m Friday. About 150 in frozen meat 150 in macrame items and camping gear valued at 450 were taken while no one was home.
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Dorothy Kiesler
Scottsdale Rd
Hiring of 56 food stamp workers called dangerous
Phoenix United Press International reports 56 workers will be hired next week to handle rising food stamp applications despite no legislative action. DES head William Mayo says he will use fourth quarter funds, risking political fallout, to meet the crisis and may seek new appropriation after year’s start. He aims to start stamps on the Navajo Reservation by December 1 and warns federal action could follow if distribution fails. House Speaker Stan Akers calls the move dangerous. Senator Alfredo Gutierrez says the future Senate majority will assist Mayo’s budget needs.
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Phoenix
UPI
William May
Department of Economic Security
Mayo
Legislative Budget Committee
House
Stan Akers
Alfredo Gutierrez
Senate
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Lewis Ave
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Brown
Jim Ross
TRG
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He-Su
Thomas Mall
Americard Welcome
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Or
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Newspaper Association
Ny Newcries Association
Sheraton - Scottsdale Inn
N. Scottsdale Road
Anderson
Scottsdle
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