Dayan and Carter Agree On Geneva Peace Conference Formula
Israeli Foreign Minister Dayan announced with President Carter a tentative plan for a Geneva peace conference. The accord stresses 1967 and 1973 UN resolutions as the basis for resuming talks and requires Israeli cabinet approval, with possible amendments. Egypt remains cautious about changes to Carter’s initiative.
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New York
Moshe Dayan
Carter
Middle East
Geneva
Dayan
Israel
White House
Jody Powell
United States
Menahem Begin
Foreign Ministry
U.N
Anwar Sadat
PLO
Yasir Arafat
Powell
Cyrus Vance
Lebanon
Cubs Clean-up Signals Rework at Scottsdale Stadium
City crews work on flooring under Scottsdale Stadium at Civic Center Plaza and Osborn Road as remodeling begins. Workers prepare for new rest rooms and other improvements totaling 40 600 dollars. Upgrades include outfield warning, seats, a visitor’s clubhouse and tunnels per agreement with the Chicago Cubs who train there each spring.
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Scottsdale Stadium
Civic Center Plaza
Osborn Road
Chicago’. Cubs
SRP seeks landowner notices over federal land limits
The Salt River Project aims to notify 49 irrigation district landowners who may exceed the 160 acre federal ownership limit. Letters will urge legal counsel to check compliance as Interior rules tighten absentee ownership and possible sale of excess lands. A separate clarification request seeks guidance on Orme Dam in the Central Arizona Project.
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SRP
Reclamation Office
Orme Dam
Salt River
U.S. Department of Interior
Joe Gacioch
Banks
Trust and Title Companies
Gacioch
United States
Interior Department
Carter
Central Arizona
Phoenix
Bureau of Reclamation
Salt
Verde
McDowell
Witness details secret Adamson Dunlap talk in Phoenix trial
Patty Lloyd testified that on June 10 1976 Adamson met with Max Dunlap behind a locked office door near Tom Foster’s office. She said Dunlap and Chandler plumber James Robison conspired in the June 2 1976 Bolles car bombing and that Adamson later received part of the payment.
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Phoenix
John Harvey
Adamson
Max Dunlap
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Marigopa County
Patty Lloyd
Tom Foster
Ron Crismon
Dunlap
Foster
Chandler
James Robison
Robison
Boles
Bolles
Jaine
Scottsdale Hosts Cities Meeting This Week
Scottsdale hosts the 50th annual League of Arizona Cities and Towns conference. Mayor William C. Jenkins gives opening remarks as Phoenix Mayor Margaret Hance presides over major speeches. The opening session is at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts with talks by Guy Martin and The Most Rev James S. Rausch.
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League of Arizona Cities and Towns
Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Safari Hotel Convention Center
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Phoenix
Margaret Hance
Guy Martin
Land and Water Resources Section
Department of the Interior
James S. Rausch
Randy Hamilton
Graduate School of Public Administration
Golden Gate University
San Francisco
Wesley Bolin
Raul Castro
Arizona
Safari Convention Center
Senate asks six month delay on water policy
Washington reports the Senate seeks a six month delay before implementing a new water resources management policy. The Carter administration study leads to a three month state response window and three months for Congress hearings. Interstate groups like the National Governors Conference oppose federal intrusion into state water rights.
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Washington
Senate
Carter Administration
Congress
National Governors Conference
Dole demands treaty amendment on Panama Canal intervention
Senator Bob Dole citing a diplomatic cable asserts Panamanian leaders reject the Carter administration's claim that the canal treaty allows U.S. military intervention. He says the pact must preserve U.S. rights to intervene if the canal's security is threatened.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Senate
United States
Kansas Republican
U.S
Panamia
Dole
Rockwell demo plane crashes in Oklahoma City
A short take-off and landing demonstration aircraft for Rockwell International crashed shortly after takeoff from Wiley Post Airport in Oklahoma City. Five men died: Dennis Nelson 33 Ronald A Young 37 Steve Harrison 31 Kenneth Foreman 31 and pilot Vern McEntire. McEntire was chief test pilot for Garrett Airesearch of Phoenix.
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Oklahoma City
Rockwell International
Wiley Post
Rockwell
Dennis Nelson
Ronald A. Young
Steve Harrison
Kenneth Foreman
Vern McEntire
McEntire
Phoenix
Garrett Airesearch
Senate critic warns energy plan needs major redraw
A senior Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee says President Carter's energy plan is in deep trouble in the Senate and should be withdrawn and redrafted. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff spoke after a defeat on natural gas pricing and tax impasse, but urged continuing efforts to pass the energy bill this year.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
Senate Financé Committee
Abraham Ribicoff
Congress
Gandhi plot botched by arresting Gandhi early in India
Delhi reports say Morarji Desai's government bungled its campaign against Indira Gandhi by detaining her too soon. A Delhi magistrate freed Gandhi on grounds that detention lacked sufficient basis, highlighting political risk. Partly cloudy with warm highs in the mid 90s and scattered showers possible tonight and Thursday.
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Delhi
India
Morarji Desai
Indira Gandhi
Scottsdale Board Approves Vonnegut Titles for High School
Eleven Kurt Vonnegut novels were approved for four paperback courses at Scottsdale High Schools along with about 170 other titles. A Joseph Wambaugh book The Choir Boys was rejected after a review committee had recommended it not be included.
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Scottsdale School Board
Joseph Wambaugh
Wambaugh
Vonnegut and Wambaugh
Phyllis Spencer
Vonnegut
Jones
William Randall
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