Soviet cosmonauts fail to link with Salyut 4 on Soyuz 25
Soviet officials offered no official reason for the failed docking of Soyuz 25 with Salyut 4. Cosmonauts Lt. Col. Vladimir Kovalenok and Valery Ryumin returned after 49 hours aloft in good health. Western experts cite possible docking mechanism failure or insufficient fuel for another try, noting long missions stress fuel Logistics and booster limits.
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Moscow
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Vladimir Kovalenok
Valery Ryumin
Earth
Tass
Kovalenok
Ryumin
Baikonur Space Center
Central Asia
Vladimir Komarov
Hearing Set in Ex-Officers' Suit Against Scottsdale Police
A Phoenix federal court hearing on October 31 will address motions to dismiss and to amend the complaint in a civil rights suit filed by former Scottsdale Police Department employees Wayne Barstow William Long and Daniel Topel. They allege illegal personnel files and defective discipline procedures. The city argues municipalities are not legal persons and immune from suit.
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U.S. District Court
Phoenix
Scottsdale Police Department
Wayne Barstow
William Long
Daniel Topel
Kong Breaths Fire In Halloween Replica Disaster
In Evansville Indiana workers repairing a 36 foot fiberglass Kong model caused a fire that burned the face and body of the statue. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and crews plan to restore the head this week. The event followed a second tale from New Jersey and Georgia about unusual stunts and escapes.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
King Kong
Kong
Association leader to speak on Scottsdale Airport impact
Everett Smith of the Northeast Phoenix Homeowners Association will address the Scottsdale Airport Commission at 7 p.m. on the proposed 3450 foot northeasterly runway extension. He has raised concerns over noise and safety for Phoenix residents southwest of the airport and night takeoffs by executive jets.
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Northeast Phoenix Homeowners Association
Scottsdale Airport Commission
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Everett Smith
E. Butherus’ Drive
Smith
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Scottsdale boy hurt when bicycle hits car injures nine year old
A Scottsdale nine year old, Michael M. Henderson of 3807 N Hayden Rd, was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after riding his bicycle from the access road into the path of a car on Clarendon Avenue. The car was driven by Randy Dunkelbarger, 17, of 8508 E Heatherbrae Drive. Henderson rode from behind a parked car into the path of the westbound car around 8 a.m. No citations were issued pending further investigation, police said.
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Scottsdale
Michael M. Henderson
N. Hayden Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Hayden Road
Clarendon
Avenue
Randy Dunkelbarger
Heatherbrae Drive
Henderson
Scottsdale Charros 16th Trail Ride to Start Near Sunflower
The 16th annual Scottsdale Charros trail ride opens Wednesday with over 80 Charros and guests. A total of 86 riders trek through the Mazatzal Mountains and return to Carefree Saturday night with prime rib banquet planned. Marty Jetton, former LBJ White House caterer, will prepare the meals including barbecue ribs and fried pies. Jetton has catered trail rides since 1959 and served LBJ’s White House parties. Dave Hawkins is the 1977 trail boss. last year’s guest count was 34 Charros and 52 guests. The ride cost for guests last year was $350, with this year’s cost undisclosed.
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Scottsdale
Sunflower
Mazatzal Mountains
Marty Jetton
Lyndon Johnson
Jetton
Wickenburg
Arizona
Johnson
United States
White House
Lbj
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Dave Hawkins
Substation plan sparks jail facility debate for Maricopa County
James Alandar chief deputy says a consultant study on the county jail system will focus on expanding outlying jail facilities. A 130 prisoner substation is planned on Salt River Indian Community land to relieve crowded downtown Phoenix jails and those near Sky Harbor. A preliminary report due in 30 days may trigger moves to start planning the Salt River substation, replacing a Scottsdale Bell Roads site project.
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Maricopa County
Sheriff's Department
McDowell
Alma School
James Alandar
Salt River
Alandar
Scottsdale and
Bell Roads
Paradise Valley Marshal Cited After Four-Car Phoenix Crash
Paradise Valley Town Marshal Ron Dalrymple was ticketed for failure to control after his car caused a four car chain reaction crash at 38th Street and Thomas Road in Phoenix. He said he was distracted by an elderly pedestrian and plans to plead guilty and pay any fine.
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Paradise Valley
Ron Dalrymple
Phoenix
38Th Street
Thomas Road
Dalrymple
Thomas
Water claims cloud Arizona water solution panel says
The Arizona Town Hall discusses water problems with Indian and federal claims shaping the debate. Panelists fear federal action could derail the Central Arizona Project unless groundwater law is revised and conservation steps are taken. Secretary Bolin and former Gov. Pyle stress unresolved Indian status as key to any long term resolution.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
Central Arizona
Town Hall
Wesley Bolin
Howard Pyle
Pyle
Report urges conservation by agriculture in Arizona
The Arizona Water Commission released a draft urging conservation in agriculture and inviting input from concerned and knowledgeable people. Executive director Wesley E. Steiner says a continuing imbalance exists between water supplies and demands and groundwater is overused. The report defines conservation as reducing waste and notes the challenge of distinguishing waste from beneficial use. urban depletion in 1970 was under seven percent, while agricultural depletion reached 89 percent of total.
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Phoenix
Arizona Water Commission
Wesley E. Steiner
Commission
Arizona
Inmates Seize Jalisco Prison in Mexican Uprising
Hundreds of prisoners seized part of the Jalisco state detention center as authorities prepared for a possible assault. Prison Director Pedro Parra said security forces had regained control of the fortress-like facility, though inmates still held the main block. The rebellion demanded better food, medical care, work, and living conditions. Five others, including two guards, were hurt. American prisoners numbered eight to seventeen, none injured, and did not join the revolt.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Jalisco
Pedro Parra
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David Worley
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