UN council races clock for Golan amid Middle East debate
Security Council members scramble to craft a six month extension for the 1,192 man Golan Heights peace force while Syria seeks inclusion of the Palestinian issue and a January debate with the PLO. Israel and Syria back the extension but U.S. veto risk looms.
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Security Council
Syria
U.N
Golan Heights
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Israel
Council
Golan
Egypt
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Kurt Waldheim
PLO
United States
Stolen Goods From Scottsdale Home On Thanksgiving Day
Police report a break in at Robert A Wertsching's residence at 11019 N 73rd St North Scottsdale on Thanksgiving Day. Thieves ransacked a bedroom and stole nearly 1200 dollars in items including a microwave valued at 300 dollars a 10 inch black and white TV a radio tape player and speakers and an electric typewriter.
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North Scottsdale
Robert A. Wertsching
N. 73Rd St
Obituary Earl W Whiteway former Corey Steel chief dies at 83
Earl W. Whiteway, former Corey Steel president in Chicago and founder of the Steel Service Center Institute, died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital at age 83. Born in Canada, he moved to Arizona in 1960 after leading Corey Steel until 1962 and earlier served as EVP of Steel Sales Corp. Survivors include his wife Majorie two daughters a son a sister seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services were at Green Acres Mortuary with private cremation following.
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Corey Steel
Chicago
American Steel Warehouse Association
Steel Service Center Institute
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Whiteway
N. Poco Calle
Paradise Valley
Canada
Arizona
Services for Gertrude Blomquist Held in Arcadia Funeral Home
Gertrude B. Blomquist 71 died Thursday at Georgian Court Nursing Home. Services were held at Arcadia Funeral Home with graveside rites at Greenwood Memorial Park Phoenix. Survivors include her brother Pete Brown of Phoenix.
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Gertrude B. Blomquist
Georgian Court
Arcadia Funeral Home
Greenwood
Mrs. Vivian C. Gaudio Dies in Tempe Hospital
Vivian C. Gaudio 59 of Scottsdale died Friday in Tempe Community Hospital after moving from Hamden Connecticut in 1973. She was survived by her husband Michael J. and a son Mark Stoehr of Connecticut along with a brother and two sisters. Mass will be held Monday at St Daniel's Church with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation is Sunday at Green Acres Mortuary.
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Vivian C. Gaudio
Scottsdale
Hamden
Conn
Tempe Community Hospital
Gaudio
E. McKellips Rd
Michael J
Mark Stoehr
Connecticut
Tower Herman R. Tower Dies At 33 In Tempe
Herman R Tower 33 a general carpenter and Local 906 member died Thursday at John C Lincoln Hospital. He lived at 1001 E Riviera Dr Tempe born in New Mexico came to Arizona in 1965 from Albuquerque. Survived by his mother Ben Ticknor of Albuquerque two sons Frank and Ben Paradise Valley a daughter Reta Phoenix two brothers and three sisters Services 10 am Monday Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens Visitation 7 8 Sunday mortuary
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John C. Lincoln Hospital
Mr. Tower
E. Riveria Drive
Tempe
New Mexico
Arizona
Albuquerque
Ben Ticknor
Albuquerque, N.M
Frank
Ben
Paradise Valley
Reta
Phoenix
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Press groups condemn court order restricting trial coverage
National editors groups fault Justice Blackmun for lifting parts of a restraining order but leaving sections that curb reporting. The APME and ASNE call the Nebraskan order unconstitutional and say it amounts to censorship, undermining press freedom in a murder case.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Harry A. Blackmun
Reno
APME
Larry Jinks
Miami Herald
Warren Lerude
Freedom of Information Committee
Reno Evening Gazette
Nevada State Journal
American Society of Newspaper Editors
The
ASNE
Erwin Charles Simants
Justice Blackmun
U.S
Auto license office to reopen in Scottsdale area
Maricopa County Assessor Ken R. Kunes said the Scottsdale Auto License office will reopen December 8 at Miller Plaza Shopping Center at Miller and Indian School Roads. It will offer full services to dealers and the public for automobiles trailers and mobile homes serving Scottsdale east Phoenix and areas north to Cave Creek and Carefree.
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Ken R. Kunes
Scottsdale
Miller Plaza
Miller and
Indian School Roads
Kunes
East Phoenix
Cave Creek
Carefree
Arizona round up: pay raise pulled for UA professor
University of Arizona President John Schaefer cancels a request for a $13,000 pay raise for law professor Jack Rappeport, a 32 percent increase opposed by several regents amid concerns at a monthly session.
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Tempe
University of Arizona
John Schaefer
Schaefer
Arizona Board of Regents
Jack Rappeport
Arizona court finds sex laws violate privacy rights
The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled that state laws on sexual relations between consenting adults violate the right to sexual privacy. The ruling targets enforcement differences for married and unmarried individuals. In Mesa, FBI agent Charles Bates said Patricia Hearst was never in Arizona during her 19 month fugitive period and suggested she and two associates may have traveled through northern Nevada.
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Tucson
Arizona
Arizona Court of Appeals
Parada del Sol listed among January top Bicentennial events
Discover Bicentennial America names Scottsdale Jaycees Parada del Sol a top national event for January 1976. The centerpieces include a three hour equestrian Main Street procession January 31 with an Old West theme, rodeos January 31 and February 1, and appearances by Hollywood celebrities. Admission ranges from 1.75 to 3.50 dollars. Parade begins January 31 at 9:30 a.m.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Discover Bicentennial America
Official
Scottsdale
Main Street
West
Beries
Death probe renewed in Alma Blaikie case
Police reopen investigation into 1973 death of Alma Blaikie after her son James Blaikie Jr. faces murder charges in the killing of C David DeWilde. DeWilde was found in a basement with cement and coal after last seen January 14. Blaikie also faces forgery and larceny charges connected to a life insurance beneficiary change.
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Alma Blaikie
Boston
DeWilde
Blaikie
Edwin Bacon
Phoenix
Bacon
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