Egypt weighs attending peace talks amid troop pullback deadlock
Egypt United Press International reports Egypt is studying its decision to attend a December Geneva peace conference while warning Israel that the Egyptian armed forces are ready to resume fighting if Israel does not withdraw to the Oct 22 cease fire lines. Talks at Kilometer 101 resume with no progress on troop pullbacks, and Syria reportedly fired on Israeli positions in the Golan Heights.
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United Press International
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Ahmed Anis
Cairo
Geneva
Suez Canal
Anis
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez
U.N
Security Council
Suez
Tel Aviv
Suez-Cairo Road
Scottsdale Board Studies 20-Cent Levy for Cherokee Chaparral
Scottsdale School Board will finalize a 20-cent levy to complete Cherokee and Chaparral high schools and fund additions at Hopi Kiva and Yavapai. The plan covers $391,120 for Cherokee and $1.1 million for Chaparral, with $300,240 for Hopi Kiva Yavapai. votes may also authorize art and band room expansions and Chaparral’s Arts-Home Economics facility lease purchase.
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Scottsdale
Education Center
44Th St
Tonalea
Tonto
Chaparral High School
Three Incumbents Form Team For Re election
Vice Mayor Heinz Hink and Council Members Billie Gentry and Herb Drinkwater announce they will seek re election as a ticket. Hink began on the Scottsdale council in 1968 and has taught political science at Arizona State University since 1958. Gentry has chaired multiple Scottsdale commissions and PTA groups and served as vice mayor. Drinkwater, a Scottsdale businessman, founded Drinkwater's Liquors in 1964 and has held top roles in local civic groups.
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Heinz Hink
Billie Gentry
Herb Drinkwater
Hink
Gentry
Drinkwater
Arizona State University
University of Berlin
University of Washington
Seattle
Scottsdale
STEP
Phoenix College
Tonalea Step Committee
Tonalea Pta
Scottsdale Council of Pta
Central Region
Arizona State Pta
Glendale Community College
North
Club to Meet Thursday at Towne House Phoenix
The Nucleus Club schedules a Thursday noon meeting at the Towne House in Phoenix. Rep. James R. Jones of Oklahoma will speak on his recent trip to Egypt and Israel, correcting an earlier report that the event was today.
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Nucleus
Phoenix
James R. Jones
Egypt
Israel
Scottsdale High Beaver Builders Poster Booth at Winter Festival
The Scottsdale High School Beaver Builders service club will run a poster booth at the Winter Festival at Gompers Rehabilitation Center. They aim to sell about 2000 posters at 50 cents each to benefit Gompers. The booth operates from 9 a.m. to dusk.
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Scottsdale High School
Beaver Builders
Gompers Rehabilitation Center
N. Seventh St
Gompers
Nightclub Faces Liquor License Action Near Tempe
The Arizona round up reports PJ's, a topless club between Tempe and Scottsdale, could have its liquor license suspended or revoked. State Liquor Superintendent Harold Moore says Magna Industries and agent Richard Berry held the license, but a transfer to include club manager Harold Harp was made without filing with the liquor department.
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Phoenix
Tempe
Scottsdale
Harold Moore
Moore
Pj’s
Magna Industries
Richard Berry
Harold Harp
Hearing on Phelps Dodge Douglas smelter permit extension continued
A State Air Pollution Control Board hearing on Phelps Dodge Corp. request for a one year permit extension for the Douglas smelter was continued to December 21 after the state asked for more information. Phelps Dodge must supply detailed information by December 7.
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Phoenix
Phelps Dodge Corp
Douglas
State Air Pollution Control Board
Phelps Dodge
UN Ambassador Scali Visited by Goldwater in Phoenix
John Scali recovering from heart surgery at Arizona Heart Institute welcomed Sen. Barry Goldwater R Ariz for an informal talk on international affairs. The visit followed a long friendship of more than two decades. Phoenix council backs grocery tax credit opposition.
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Phoenix
United Nations
John Scali
Arizona Heart Institute
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
State Board adopts intern teacher policy after secret meeting
The State Board of Education approved a new intern teacher policy on Monday after an unpublicized Sunday night meeting. Board member Steve Jenkins said the gathering was not secret and was held at his office at the request of Dr. J Lawrence Walkup of Northern Arizona University to avoid a lengthy Monday session.
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Phoenix
State Board of Education
Steve Jenkins
Jenkins
J. Lawrence Walkup
Northern Arizona University
Weather returns to normal in the Phoenix area
National Weather Service forecasts five calmer days in the Phoenix Valley with sunny skies and highs in the mid to upper 60s and overnight lows near 40. Wednesday morning brings colder air with lows from the upper 20s to mid 30s. Scottsdale reported a high of 57 and a 32 degree low with trace sprinkles.
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Arizona
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Goldwater Seeks Re election and Addresses Energy Crisis
Sen. Barry Goldwater spoke to Scottsdale Rotary Club about the energy crisis and said he would run for re election in 1974. He warned of oil shortages, urged solar and nuclear solutions, and discussed policy impacts on Venezuela and exploration while defending military strength.
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Barry Goldwater
Scottsdale
Rotary Club
Camelback Inn
Goldwater
Senate
Peggy
Washington
U.S
Venezuela
Sierra Club
University of Arizona
Tims favors rebate on tax
Mayor Bud Tims advocates an income tax rebate for Arizona citizens at year end rather than ending the three percent state and one percent city sales tax on food. He warns elimination would cut $435,000 in Scottsdale revenue and force cuts in city services for residents and winter visitors. He has written to state legislators urging the rebate option.
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Phoenix
Bud Tims
Arizona
Tims
Scottsdale
Veterans group aims to broaden ICVA reach at SCC meeting
Neil Thomas of Scottsdale Community College says the Inter-Collegiate Veterans Association seeks to involve nonstudent veterans as well as students. He notes ICVA has helped pass national veterans legislation and that the SCC chapter will host a December 10 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Room B-161 to build a community veteran voice.
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Inter-Collegiate Veterans Association
Neil Thomas
Thomas
Veterans Affairs Office
Scottsdale Community College
ICVA
SCC
John V. McCarthy 52 Retired Postal Worker
John V. McCarthy 52 retired postal employee and National Association of Letter Carriers member died Monday in Memorial Hospital. He served 25 years with the Post Office delivering from Scottsdale main and Papago offices 1959 to 1973. Born in Chicago, he moved to Phoenix from Midland in 1959 and was a World War II veteran. Survived by wife June two sons Douglas and Michael a daughter Mrs James Eliot his mother Mrs Esther McCarthy a sister Mrs Maybelle Lawlor and three grandchildren. Services Thursday at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Friends may call Paradise Chapel Funeral Home Wednesday.
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John V. McCarthy
National Association of Letter Carriers
Memorial Hospital
Mr. McCarthy
Post
Scottsdale
Chicago
Phoenix
Midland
Mich
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
E. Cypress
June
Douglas of
Michael
Payson
James Eliot
Esther McCarthy
Maybelle Lawlor
N. 56Th St
St. Francis Cemetery
Paradise Chapel Funeral Home
Iyzabel Gonzales Dies in Phoenix County Hospital
Iyzabel Gonzales 65 a Mexico native who settled in Arizona in 1916 died Monday in Phoenix County Hospital. Survivors include son Guadalupe Gonzales of Scottsdale. daughters Conception Valencia and Antonia Armenta of Scottsdale. sisters Sophie Molina Tempe Matina Matus and Elena Figurio. 19 grandchildren. Services 10 a m Saturday at St Daniel's Church Scottsdale. Burial Guadalupe Cemetery Tempe. Visitation 4 30 to 5 p.m. Friday at home 719 N 77th St. Arrangements Green Acres Mortuary Scottsdale.
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Iyzabel Gonzales
Mexico
Arizona
Phoenix County Hospital
Guadalupe Gonzales
Scottsdale
Conception Valencia
Antonia Armenta
Sophie Molina
Matina Matus
Tempe
Elena Figurio
Cassion
St. Daniel's Catholic Church
N. Hayden Rd
Guadalupe Cemetery
Visitation
77Th St
Green Acres Mortuary
Carrie Martin 91 dies. former mortician and Nile queen
Carrie Martin 91 a former mortician who split her career between Terre Haute Ind and here died Sunday at her home 3002 N 44th St She ran H P Martin Funeral Home in Terre Haute for 30 years after her husband’s death She was a past queen of the Daughters of the Nile and a member of the Order of Eastern Star and Methodist Church Survivors include daughter Mrs Harry A Barnes and son Olin of Phoenix Services are 2 30 p m Wednesday at A L Moore Sons Mortuary Adams at Fourth Ave Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Carrie Martin
Terre Haute
Ind
44Th St
A.L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
Adams
Fourth Ave
Greenwood Cemetery
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United Yess International
Barry
Scali
Phoenix Against
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Meicana American
Saguaro Cleaners
E. McDonald
Granite Reef
Rotary
Nixon
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona Highways
West Lewis
John McCarthy
Mrs. Iyzabel Gonzales
Mrs
Methodist
Jackson County
Harry A. Barnes
Olin
Sunrise Villas
Camelback Road
Miller Road
Chaparral Road
78Th Street
Sunrise Villas Sales Office
Sunrise Corporation
California
Nevada
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