Kissinger Toasts China U S Ties In Peking Dinner
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and China's leaders toasted Sino American ties at a Peking People's Palace dinner. Kissinger praised a three year old policy shift as a fixed national principle and noted changes in the U S since Nixon. He traveled after talks in Vladivostok with Brezhnev and Chou En-lai looked well during a hospital visit.
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Peking
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Nancy
China
Chou En-lai
Peking People’s Palace
Kissinger
Chiao Kuanhua
Nixon
America
Chiao
Richard Nixon
Chou
City eyes takeover of parcels for Paradise Valley road
The Phoenix City Council will consider authorizing acquisition of 29 parcels to build the Paradise Valley Access Relief Road. The route would connect 17th Street and Northern Avenue to 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard. The council may use donation, negotiated purchase, or eminent domain if needed and may hire an appraiser for value estimates.
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Short Valley Bureau
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
17Th Street
Northern Avenue
32Nd Street
Shea Boulevard
Washington
Two Juveniles Arrested in Scottsdale Assault Case
Two Scottsdale boys aged 16 and 15 were arrested in connection with the November 13 assault of Kevin Steen, a 14 year old Coronado High School freshman battling cancer. The suspects were referred to the county detention home after police linked them to the attack hours later.
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Kevin Steen
Scottsdale
Steen
Coronado High School
Pat Wright
Wright
Dennis Borkenhagen
Orion Steen
Kevin
Obituary for Olga Stroh
Mrs Olga Stroh aged 80 widow of Frank M Stroh died today in a local hospital born in Buffalo New York she lived there until 1972 when she moved to Scottsdale She was a member of St Gregory s Catholic Church Survivors include son Frank J of Florida daughter Mrs Alfred Jepson of Scottsdale and three grandchildren Services and interment will be in Buffalo New York Local arrangements by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel
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Olga Stroh
Frank M. Stroh
Mrs. Stroh
Buffalo
N.Y
Scottsdale
St. Gregory's Catholic Church
Frank J
Florida
Alfred Jepson
Messinger Mortuary
Services for Mrs Ethyl May Pierce
Ethyl May Pierce 70 a retired school teacher dies Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral will be at 10 a m Tuesday in Messinger Mortuary Chapel with burial in Whittier California Survivors include husband Harry daughters Linda Ann Sandoval Scottsdale and Judy Kay Atchison Sacramento a brother Virgil L Testerman a sister Gunn Price and four grandchildren
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Ethyl May Pierce
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Whittier
Calif
Good Samaritan Hospital
Harry
Linda Ann Sandoval
Scottsdale
Judy Kay Atchison
Sacramento
Virgil L. Testerman
Gunn Price
Frances Balcom services for Mrs Balcom private
Frances Balcom 54 of 2101 N 69th Place will have private services. Visitation at Green Acres Mortuary in Gardena California today 2 4 p m and 7 9 p m. She came to Arizona in 1958. Husband Everett sons Larry Phoenix and Roger Glendale brother LaVerne Wallquist Alhambra California and one grandchild. Interment will be at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Frances Balcom
69Th Place
Green Acres Mortuary
Arizona
Everett
Larry
Phoenix
Roger
Glendale
LaVerne Wallquist
Alhambra
Calif
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Students to assist in jets in Scottsdale cooperative program
AiResearch and Scottsdale School District near final agreement to allow 13 or 14 advanced aeronautics students from the Vocational Technical Center to work at AiResearch on two week shifts. About three students at a time will assist engineers in engine development areas learning to build turbo fan and turbo prop engines as understudies. Six AiResearch supervisors will conduct walk throughs at the VTE center as part of a broader cooperative plan.
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Scottsdale
AiResearch
Phoenix Aeronautics
Paul Streich
Streich
Poison seeds blamed for near death of Phoenix boy
A Phoenix fourth grader at Lookout Mountain School nearly died after swallowing a Mountain Laurel seed. Health officials warn Salt River Valley residents about the poisonous plant known locally as Burn Berries. The orange berries and inner seed can cause severe burns and internal bleeding even in small amounts.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Mark Halpert
Lookout Mountain School
Sharing power could save utilities billions across eight states
Arizona official Ernest Garfield argues regional power sharing could save utilities billions by interconnecting western states. He notes mismatched peak periods and plans to urge eight western states to study interconnects at a Western Regional Utility Regulators Association meeting in San Diego next month.
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Tucson
UPI
State Corporation Commission
Ernest Garfield
Arizona
Montana
Western Regional Utility Regulators Association
San Diego
Calif
Inter-Connects
Debt dispute sparks fatal shooting in Phoenix
A Phoenix man Grady Grandberry, 18, was shot once in the chest and died after an argument over a $10 debt. Theopolis Steele, 20, was arrested on suspicion of homicide after allegedly owing the money and taking Grandberry's hat as collateral. Witnesses described the dispute over the hat's return preceding the shooting.
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Phoenix
UPI
Tony Marks
Grady Grandberry
Memorial Hospital
Theopolis Steele
Marks
Steele
Grandberry
Scottsdale Board Cancelled Work-Study Session
The Scottsdale Board cancels its work-study session scheduled for Tuesday due to schools’ Thanksgiving vacation. Regular board meetings will resume on December 3.
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Scottsdale Board
Marcos says Philippines enters new era amid global tensions
Mrs. Imelda Marcos, first lady, told Notimex that the Philippines has entered a new era as the communist world looms nearby and U S bases remain at home. She urged the people to draw strength from the past to build a future honestly.
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Mexico City
UPI
Imelda Marcos
Philippines
U.S
Mrs. Marcos
Notimex
Arizona Council Protests Southwest Savings High Rise Plan
Phoenix city council members acting as citizens sign an appeal protesting a major revision of the Southwest Savings proposed high rise project in the uptown area. The appeal objects to reduced open space between the buildings and Central Avenue.
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Phoenix
Southwest Savings
Uptown
Central Avenue
Teens Arrested in Burglary Case Beating Silver Thefts
Phoenix police and Gila County sheriff deputies arrested Raymond Dale Mc Coy 18 and Cary Clausen 19 of Payson after recovering six bars of silver and six 15 gallon containers of an acid solution containing gold silver and copper valued at 4500 dollars.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Police
Gila County Sheriff's Deputies
Raymond Dale McCoy
Cary Clausen
Payson
Clifford Trice
Fannin cites unions as strongest lobby force in Congress
Senator Paul Fannin told the Southern Gas Association that labor unions are the most powerful single influence in Congress. He added environmentalists consumerists and women’s liberation groups have had startling legislative success on Capitol Hill and that business and industry could learn from them.
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Point Clear
Alabama
Paul Fannin
Congress
Fannin
Southern Gas Association
Capitol Hill
Death ruled accident in fatal crash on reservation
A coroner's jury ruled that 12 month old Lisa Rene Starks died of accidental causes after a crash at Pima and Indian School Roads on the Salt River Indian Reservation. Mary Thomas 18 faced possible manslaughter charges as FBI and the U S District Attorney review the case.
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Lisa Rene Starks
Pima
Mary Thomas
Salt River Indian Reservation
Marilyn Starks
E. Garfield St
FBI
District Attorney's Office
Thomas
Dan Roth
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