Saudi warns of war and new oil embargo over Palestinian issue
Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani warned at an international conference that unresolved Palestinian questions and Arab land occupation could trigger another Middle East war and further oil supply interruptions. He stressed Saudi unwillingness to weaponize oil but warned of serious consequences if peace is not achieved within six months.
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Washington
UPI
Ahmed Zake Yamani
Yamani
Saudi Arabia
John Sawhill
Ford
Sen
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Middle East
Scottsdale Parents Tour District Schools On Holiday Bus
A 44 member Scottsdale School District parent group led a holiday bus tour to visit every district campus. The route included Arcadia High School Cherokee Pueblo Kachina and Mohave and Navajo elementary schools and the Vocational Technical Center on the Scottsdale High School campus.
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Progress
Yul Conaway
Mike Petryni
Scottsdale School District
Lementary
Cherokee School
Pueblo
Vocetiinal-Technical Center
Tonto
Hohokam School
Inia Witemiller
N. 44Th St
Arcadia High School
Winemiller
Arcadia
Arcadia Area
Kaibab
Cherokee
56Th Street
Tomahawk Trail
Randall
Foreign Legion
Pueblo School
Mohave
Vocational-Technical Center
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale School
Gloria Welch
Stock Market Update Delayed Page Ten
The newsroom notes a late stocks section on page ten of volume fourteen issue one ninety four. No detailed quotes or figures are provided in the fragment.
Scottsdale round up nets 55 illegal aliens across multiple sites
Police arrested 55 illegal aliens during a Thursday operation in Scottsdale spanning 11 2nd street area hotels restaurants and shops. A 16 year old girl was also arrested for obstructing justice after interfering with arrests. Suspects were handed to border patrol for deportation and police noted potential impacts on local crime levels.
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Scottsdale
Sonducte Tey Os
NES Page
U.S
Palro
Earlies
Alig Lantrons
N. Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
McCormick Parkway
Woodmere Fairway
Northland Street
Holiday Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Gagey
Fashion Square
Camelback
I Tea Atentne Maree
Hodds
Met Operat
Soar Aebol Ee Indien School
Olivos
Arid Pépillo
Tatla
Os Arcos
SunBurst
Iola’s Delale
Border Patrol
Mexico
Phil Mitchell
Scottsdale Police Intelligence Division
Isla Sfip
Mitchell
City reviews plan for 15 Vista housing units
City council views two-building complex on about 2% acres to house 15 displaced residents from the Vista Del Camino renewal. The plan by architect Wilson Jones includes 14,096 square feet with two 1 bedroom, seven 2 bedroom, and other units plus a 3 to 5 bedroom building mix. HUD grants $458,000 supports acquisition and construction with rent based on HUD affordability formula. bids planned for Nov 18 and completion projected by spring.
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Vista del Camino
Wilson Jones
Vista
Jones
Ig ‘Department of Housing and Urban Development
la Mirada
Miller and
Osborn Roads
David Harris
Harris
Richard V. Campana
Scottsdale Opens Air Quality Station Monitoring Outside Phoenix
The county health department runs a new air quality monitoring station behind Scottsdale Rural Fire Department at 3857 N Miller Rd. Mayor William Jenkins turned over the key to Eldon Rudd. The station measures sun intensity and pollutants including carbon monoxide sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide with data sent to Phoenix for central processing.
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County Health Department
Scottsdale
William Jenkins
Eldon Rudd
Maricopa County
County’ Health Department
Robert C. Taylor
County Bureau of Air Pollution Control
Phoenix
Ment
City bans required parking fees and tightens zoning rules
The city council amended the zoning ordinance to bar charging for required parking spaces and to define commercial parking. Developers may charge only for spaces beyond the minimum, with permits needed in P2 and C3 zones. The move follows Camelview Plaza case and includes a 90 day automatic action rule for zoning cases.
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Council
Richard V. Campana
John Cuneo
Camelview Plaza
69Th Street
Camelback Road
Cuneo
Capsanbella
Eight thousand march in South Boston against desegregation plan
United Press International reports a mostly peaceful protest in South Boston with eight thousand demonstrators singing God Bless America. Police kept the crowd away from schools while students were reassigned to other facilities as a precaution. Lisbon vows leniency toward opposition unless conspiracy is alleged.
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Boston
Unemployment Rises to 5.8 Percent in September Report
Washington officials blame production cutbacks for September job losses the largest in over two years. Unemployment surpasses two million as the jobless rate climbs four tenths to 5.8 percent, highest since April 1972. Nixon leaves Long Beach hospital after 11 days for phlebitis treatment and tests.
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Washington
Long Beach
Calif
Richard Nixon
Nixon
San Clemente
Senate OKs transition funds for Nixon amid budget dispute
The Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously approved House-passed legislation granting Richard Nixon $200,000 to cover his transition to private life. President Ford had sought $850,000, while Senator Edward Brooke argued the ex-president is entitled to only what the law provides.
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Washington
Senate
Richard Nixon
Ford
Edward Brooke
Nixon
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