Terrorist shootout at Beirut airport leaves multiple dead
Arab terrorists attacked Beirut International Airport in a bid to hijack an airliner. Police reported three killed and 14 wounded, with several gunmen killed or captured, while a Palestinian guerrilla source said representatives of the resistance movement are aiding the investigation. The attack raised hopes of disrupting the Sinai accord and Lebanon’s factional ceasefire.
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Lebanon
Beirut International
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
Palestine
WAFA
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo
Resistance
Imposter Nelson linked to land promoter Warren case
Scottsdale police arrested James Gaylord Nelson 64 for passing bad checks totaling 472 dollars while posing as Senator Gaylord Nelson from Wisconsin. FBI involvement cited impersonation of a federal officer. Nelson released on bond and facing preliminary hearing.
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Aman
Scottsdale
Gaylord Nelson
Ned Warren Sr
James Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Wisconsin
Warren’s
Associated Press
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Corp
Warren
Great Southwest
Washington D.C
Louis Hanson
Valley Ho
FBI
Bureau
Phoenix
Sihanouk to Address United Nations General Assembly
Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia will speak to the United Nations General Assembly on Monday accompanied by nine aides. He arrived in New York Friday night from Peking and will stay a week to pay homage to the UN, he said in a prepared statement.
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New York
Prince Noroddin Sihanouk
Cambodia
United Nations General Assembly
Sihanouk
Peking
United Nations
Kunes rejects blame for rising 1975 taxes
Maricopa County Assessor Ken Kunes says property owners unfairly blame him for higher 1975 taxes. He notes he does not set tax rates and cites government overspending. many bills rose 70 percent or more as valuations increased about nine percent due to inflation and rate hikes by several jurisdictions including Scottsdale Avondale Buckeye Tolleson and Wickenburg.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Ken Kunes
Kunes
Stella Nightingale
Scottsdale
Avondale
Buckeye
Tolleson
Wickenburg
Truth in Lending suit filed against Many Farms over high cash loan rates
In a U.S. District Court suit the Many Farms stare on the Navajo Reservation is accused of violating the Truth in Lending Act by charging 240 percent interest on cash loans. Department of Economic Security notes 13 unemployment checks worth about 1000 dollars were returned uncashed as prosecutions begin. Gov Pryor signs order reducing Alvin Tyger’s prison term and enables parole to Arizona authorities.
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Phoenix
U.S. District Court
Department of Economic Security
Little, Rock, Ark
David Pryor
Alvin Tyger
Pryor
Tyger
Arizona
Lost hiker gear found near Grand Canyon amid search efforts
A hiker Brad Riner 22 of Glendale remains missing as searchers comb the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Park Service spokesman Zeb McKinney says tracks indicate the area is correct and efforts continue.
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Brad.Riner
Glendale
Grand“Canyon
National Park Service
Zeb McKinney
Acupuncture Seminar Opens in Kansas City Firm
The Ryodoraku Research Institute of North America hosts a four day acupuncture seminar at Mountain Shadows. It features demonstrations by Ryodoraku doctors using senile hard hearing patients from the Valley. Tokyo physician Dr. Ryoichi Gunji received an honorary Ph.D. and is noted as a leading acupuncture authority. The event is limited to 31 pre registered physicians.
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Ryodoraku Research Institute of North America, Inc
Kansas City
Mountain Shadows
Ryodoraku
Gunji
Calhoun Drops $1 Million Suit Against Pistol Saloon Owners
Actor Rory Calhoun who once lived in Scottsdale withdrew his $1 million lawsuit Friday against The Crystal Pistol Saloon owners Daniel Towers Corp. The case, filed Aug. 5, alleged failure to pay him up to $90 000 per year to promote the saloon and Arizona City development near Eloy. The suit was dismissed at Calhoun’s request as he relocated and disassociated from the Towers firm.
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Calhoun
Daniel Towers Corp
Arizona City
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Towers
Barry Reiss
The
Towers Corp
Obituary for Bertha Tennyson
Bertha Tennyson, 66, died Thursday in Yuma Hospital. Services at 10 a.m. Monday at Green Acres Mortuary in Phoenix. Born in Oklahoma, she moved to Arizona in 1953 from Greeley Colorado and was a Church of Christ member. Survived by two daughters Betty Jo Manns and Lynda Liska, two sons Tom and E S Dash, two sisters Dorothy Haney and Daisy Hodgel, and 11 grandchildren. Memorials to Cancer Fund.
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Bertha Tennyson
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Tom
Santa Clara
Calif
E.S. Dash
Upland
Dorothy Haney
Houston
Tex
Daisy Hodgel
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Cancer Fund
Arson suspected in $500000 art gallery fire
Fire investigators say arson caused a Thursday early morning blaze at the Military Art Gallery 4437 N Buck Board Trail destroying 16 paintings valued at 500000 and insured for about 471000. Chief Louis Witzeman RMFD noted investigators are positive the fire is arson related and said no further details were released.
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N. Buck Board Trail
Louis Witzeman
Rural
Metro Fire Department
Witzeman
Clive von Wooster
von Wooster
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Towers
Phoenix Alarm Company
Von
Jenkins and Hink Attend Arizona Cities Conference
Scottsdale Mayor William C. Jenkins and Council member Dr. Heinz Hink will join the 48th annual League of Arizona Cities and Towns conference in Kingman October 15 to 17. More than 500 officials from 69 municipalities are expected. topics include labor relations and planning with Gov. Raul Castro and other speakers.
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Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Heinz Hink
League of Arizona
Kingman
Jenkins
Hink
League
Arthur Dean
Nogales
Raul Castro
Census taker jobs open in Scottsdale for special statewide count
Census officials say 147 positions will be filled in Scottsdale including supervisory roles. Tests are set for 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Eldorado Park Center, with applications available there. Applicants must reside in Scottsdale. pay is 12 cents per name for enumerators and $3.50 per hour for supervisors. The process may re-open after initial screenings as about 300 applications were received last month. The count is expected to take six to eight weeks.
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U.S. Bureau of the Census
Scottsdale
Census Bureau
Eldorado Park Center
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