Sinai pact signed by Israelis and Egypt in Washington
Israel signed the final Sinai accord seven hours after Senate approval of a monitorship allowing 200 American technicians in a demilitarized buffer zone. The House backed the arrangement 341 to 69, paving the way for troop pullback and return of Abu Rudeis oil fields to Egypt.
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FBI confident bomber case will be solved in Bombacino slaying
The FBI in Phoenix voiced confidence the killing of former informer Louis Bombacino will be solved. He was killed by an explosive in his Tempe rental car after aiding a 1970 Chicago gambling case. Tempe police and ATF investigated. Bombacino’s widow and son were under surveillance.
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Helen
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Flagpole Dedication to Open Naval Congress
The flagpole dedication at the McCormick Park railroad park will start the national biennial congress of the Naval Order of the United States. Ceremonies at 2 p.m. Sunday honor Company C of the Marine Corps Sixth Engineering Battalion for their park project. Major General Edward J. Miller will preside. Delegates meet at the Carefree Inn with Rear Admiral Warren H O Neil as Tuesday dinner speaker.
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Warren H.o’neil
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Infant dies after crib toy incident in Arizona
Seven month old Scottsdale boy died in Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix from breathing problems linked to a hanging crib toy. Police said the child stood in bed slipped and possibly caught a toy support card under his chin choking until mother rescued him. He first went to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital before transfer Wednesday.
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Phoenix
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E. Sheridan Ave
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Scottsdale NE area goals spark debate over growth and zoning
The citys long range planning group proposed goals for the northeast plan focusing on employment growth housing balance and diverse communities. Council members like Herb Drinkwater and Heinz Hink faulted the goals as vague or impractical and urged concrete economically feasible recommendations. A public hearing on the initial goals is set for Thursday at Taliesin West with a second hearing slated for Oct 20.
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Herb Drinkwater
Heinz Hink
Hink
Richard V. Campana
Taliesin West
Open meetings question sent to Arizona Supreme Court over textbook panel
Arizona Attorney General prepared a brief stating that school board textbook evaluation committees fall under the open meetings law. The Arizona Supreme Court agreed to hear Washington Elementary School board's appeal of a ruling that observers were barred from committee meetings.
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Robert Pickrell
High Court
Washington Elementary School Board
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Supreme Court
APS shocked by rate hike denial after PSC ruling
Arizona Public Service officials voiced shock as the State Corporation Commission denied a 7 percent rate increase. The commission allowed only the emergency 17 percent rise from January and set a 7.9 percent ceiling on return, while disallowing 3.5 million of oil purchase costs linked to Four Corners plant maintenance failures.
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Scottsdale teens reach Miss Teenage Phoenix finals
Two Scottsdale students Colleen Harrington and Shannon Curran were named finalists in the Miss Teenage Phoenix pageant at Los Arcos Mall. The winner will go on to Tulsa Oklahoma for the Miss Teenage American contest on November 15. Other finalists include Cindi Hostetler Joni Shill Cynthia Ann Wood Jennifer Lynn Bingaman and several Metrocenter and Phoenix entrants.
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Ronald Harrington
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Tulsa
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Cindi Hostetler
Joni Shill
Tempe
Cynthia Ann Wood
Mesa
Jennifer Lynn Bingaman
Phoenix
Glendale
Deborah Jane Thorne
Victoria E. Lowe
Patricia Ann McNeal
Diane Androjia
Marilyn Kay Mynatt
Donna Jean Wengrowski
Deputy shoots armed Phoenix woman after she fires
A Maricopa County sheriff's deputy shot and killed Pamilla Custer 29 after she fired at him and missed as he opened her back door. Authorities say she was mentally ill. Deputy Nathaniel Jackson fired at Custer in Phoenix.
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Maricopa County
Sheriff’s’ Department
Pamilla Custer
Nathaniel Jackson
Lawmakers discuss easing teachers fund load for Medicaid
Phoenix leaders back steps to relieve counties burden in teachers retirement fund to free funds for Medicaid. Senate Majority Leader Alfredo Gutierrez and House Majority Leader Burton Barr met county supervisors Thursday to question state Medicaid need.
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Prescott Council Found Guilty Of Open Meeting Violations
A Yavapai County Superior Court jury ruled that the Prescott City Council violated the city and state open meeting laws by holding two illegal closed sessions in July 1974. The verdict favored the Arizona Newspapers Association Western Newspapers Inc publisher of the Prescott Courier and two employees.
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Yavapai County
Arizona Newspapers Association
Western Newspapers Inc
House Okays 200 Mile Fishing Limit
The House approved a bill 208 to 101 to ban foreign fishing within 200 miles of the U.S. coast, up from the previous 12 mile limit. Supporters cite fish stock conservation and protection of U.S. fishermen from trawlers from Japan and Soviet bloc nations. opponents warn of retaliation and unresolved UN treaty efforts.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Boy hit by car on Hayden Road injures Scottsdale youth
A 15 year old Scottsdale boy was listed in fair condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being struck from behind while riding a bicycle on Hayden Road north of Virginia. The car left the scene and a suspect was later apprehended about an hour after the accident.
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Hayden Road
Mark Delima
82Nd St
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