Panama Canal Contention Echoes at U.N. Debate
At the United Nations, Panamanian Foreign Minister Aquilino Boyd criticized Ford and Carter over canal control while U.S. deputy ambassador W. Tapley Bennett Jr. urged restraint. Boyd defended Kissinger and said canal negotiations would resume within two weeks, as Panamanians accuse U.S. privilege in the canal zone.
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N.Y
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Henry A. Kissinger
Panama
Aquilino Edgardo Boyd
Panama Canal
Boyd
Kissinger
Carter
United States
Canal
Jorge Enrique Illueca
Bennett
Ronald Reagan
Ford rides in Dallas parade during State Fair opening
President Ford rode in an open-roof armored limousine through downtown Dallas as the Texas State Fair opened. Governor Dolph Briscoe accompanied him, while Carter backers cheered at a 20 minute parade with no incidents. Ford challenged Carter after citing a $15 billion defense cut claim.
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Dallas
Ford
John F. Kennedy
Dolph Briscoe
Jimmy Carter
Texas
Carter
John B. Connally
Downtown garage traffic flow reversal nears completion
City traffic engineer Raymond Williamson says the $1.1 million downtown parking structure will reopen next week with staged traffic reversal and restriping. The project includes a new northwest entrance, a changed south end entry, curb work, sprinklers, and new building signs.
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Williamson
Los Olivos
Wells Fargo
Second Street
First
Second Streets
Obituary: Jane D. More 78 Dies in Scottsdale
Jane D. More, 78, who moved to Scottsdale 41 years ago from Globe and settled at 7224 Via Camillo del Sur, died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her husband Russell a stepdaughter Nancy Jane Munroe and a sister and a brother. Funeral arrangements were handled by Ruffner Funeral Home of Prescott.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Globe
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
More
Camillo del Sur
Russell
Nancy Jane Munroe
Ruffner Funeral Home of
Prescott
Memorial Services for Joan B Vermillion in Scottsdale
Joan B Vermillion 73 of 7917 E Willetta dies at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation Sunday 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. at the mortuary. Wife of Lewis and mother of Lewis C. Vermillion. three grandchildren and one great grandchild. She moved to Scottsdale in 1972 from Oceanside California where she was active in the Ocean Side Women's Club and Alter Society.
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Joan B. Vermillion
E. Willetta
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Oceanside
Calif
Agnes L. Flint dies at 91 in Scottsdale
Agnes L. Flint 91 moved to Arizona from Chicago last year and died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial. She resided at 3327 N Civic Center Plaza and was a life member of Rodzer Park Women’s Club in Chicago. Survived by husband Amos H. and daughter Winifred F. Van derWart both of Scottsdale, son Amos H. Jr. of Wycoff NJ, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services at 10 a.m. Monday at Messinger Mortuary and Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Cremation to follow. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the mortuary.
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Agnes L. Flint
Arizona
Chicago
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Clare J. Taylor Dies. Scottsdale Resident 1957 71
Clare James Taylor who lived in Scottsdale from 1957 to 1971 died Sept 30 in San Diego. He belonged to St Mark's Episcopal Cathedral parish the Ironic Masonic Lodge and the Seattle Tennis Club. Survivors include wife Charlotte and daughter Melinda Ann. Services were held in San Diego.
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Clare James Taylor
Scottsdale
San Diego
Taylor
St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral
Ironic Masonic Lodge
Seattle
Charlotte
Melinda Ann
Arizona EPA rejects copper smelter rules proposed in Arizona
The EPA said Arizona's planned air pollution rules for seven copper smelters are deficient and will be rejected. The agency may impose its own code if Arizona's rules are not adopted, after four years of work on emissions standards.
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Tucson
Arizona
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bill Oliver
San Francisco
Bank seizure looms if ownership proven by court board
The court ordered board considers seizing the American Bank of Commerce in Phoenix if legal ownership can be established. If seized, depositors remain protected by federal insurance as the board weighs action led by CEO Robert A. Baker.
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Phoenix
American Bank of Commerce
U.S
Lincoln
Robert A. Baker
Suit seeks ballot spot for World Party candidate dismissed
Tempe resident Thane Read had sued to place his World Party candidacy on the 1st District Congress ballot but a federal judge dismissed the suit. The dismissal followed arguments that the World Party is not officially recognized in Arizona.
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Tempe
Thane Read
World Party
Congress
1St District
David Quintieri
Steven Silber
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig Friday
Arizona
Group seeks public forum for APS booklet Arizona Lifestyle
Ratepayers Against Subsidized Politics RASP files suit against the Arizona Corporation Commission and members to force APS publication Arizona Lifestyle into a public forum for energy issues. The suit seeks to stop APS billing and require opposing views and state nuclear positions before the November ballot.
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Arizona Public Service Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
APS
Arizona
Scottsdale
Theodore C. Jarvi
al Faron
Ernest Garfield
Bud Tims
Commission
Palo Verde
New Mexico
Corporation Commission
ASP
The
Debates Restored For DeConcini Steiger Senate Race
In Yuma the DeConcini Steiger U.S. Senate debate was reinstated after DeConcini agreed to League of Women Voters terms. The Oct. 20 program at KBLU TV will be moderated by Lou Dobbs with questions from the Arizona Republic Yuma Daily Sun and the Associated Press.
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Dennis DeConcini
Sam Steiger
Kblu-Tv
U.S. Senate
DeConcini
Lou Dobbs
League of Women Voters of
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Dobbs
The
Arizona Republic
Yuma Daily Sun
Associated Press
City to Resurface Fifteen Streets This Week
Eight streets close Monday and seven on Tuesday for slurry seal work. Closures Monday include Windsor Avenue 66th Street to Wilshire Drive Edgemont Avenue 69th Place Windsor cul de sac 70th Street Virginia Avenue to Wilshire 71st Street Virginia to Thomas Road 69th Street Vernon Avenue to 68th Place and Vernon 70th Street to 71st Street. Tuesday closures cover Windsor 68th Place to 69th Place 68th Place Oak Street to Virginia including Lewis Avenue cul de sac 70th Street 70th Place 71st Place Virginia 71st Place to Scottsdale Road and 71st Street Oak to dead end.
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66Th Street
64Th Street
Wilshire Drive
Edgemont Avenue
69Th Place
68Th Street
Virginia
Windsor Cul
70Th Street
Virginia Avenue
Wilshire
71St Street
Thomas Road
69Th Street
Vernon Avenue
68Th Place
Vernon
Windsor
68Hh Place
Oak Street
Lewis Avenue
70Th Place
71St Place
Thomas
Scottsdale Road
Oak North
Dead End
Youth reports being shot at by passing motorist
A 17 year old Scottsdale youth said a male driver in his 30s fired a pistol during a traffic altercation on Indian School Road near Marshall Way around 9 30 p m. The victim described seeing a black haired suspect behind him and heard gunfire as he sped away. Police noted damage to the trunk area and rear window trim but did not confirm bullet damage.
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Scottsdale
Tim Edward Martinell
Indian School Road
Marshall Way
Martinell
68Th Street
Princeton Senior Designs Workable Nuclear Bomb Model
Princeton University senior John Aristotle Phillips, 21, proposes a 125-pound nuclear device the size of a beachball that he says could yield about one third of the 1945 Hiroshima blast. He outlines his 34 page paper and notes graduate MIT students pursued a similar project.
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Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
John Aristotle Phillips
Phillips
Frank Chilton
California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
260000 Claims in Bread Settlement Filed in Arizona
More than 260,000 Arizona households filed for a share of a $6 million federal antitrust settlement with five bakeries. Final distribution formulas were not set, and funds will be allocated to households, grocery stores, restaurants, government agencies and health care institutions. Distribution to begin about Jan. 1.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Monica Lee
Arizona Attorney General's Office
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