International energy conference eyed by Third World delegates
Delegates from the United States nine nation Common Market and many developing nations discuss forming four parallel commissions on energy raw materials development and financial matters. They aim for a year of work followed by foreign minister talks and a December meeting. The reform of the international monetary system is a contentious point with the United States opposing some proposals.
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Robinson
United States
Coese
Eas Pi
Ay Snce
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Financial Commission
European Common Market
Japan
Saudi
Arabia
Algeria
Iran
Venezuela
India
Brazil
Zaire
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Eran Whileee
Anand Capan Ani
Controversy Over Scottsdale School Board Appointment
Phoenix area officials debate how Richard Harris selected a new member for the Scottsdale school board after two resignations. The Washington Elementary District list was not used, triggering talk of a special election or interim appointees as the board plans for future leadership and a possible three-member meeting period.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Richard Harris
Ered Mies
Washington Elementary
Harris
Scottsdale School Board
Gloria’ Welch
James Wellington
Robert Uldane
Paul Stretch
Sami Childs
Hare
Mille
Miller
Olindalend
Paradise Valley
Paradise’ Valley
Jim Pinney
Rich ‘Allsing
Curran Daughter Wins Miss America Title in 1980s Toast
The winner Shannon Curran’s talent featured operatic style singing of Old Mother Hubbard. Her mother, Mrs Curran, honors her wish to skip finals in Tulsa and will not attend. Shannon plans to graduate in January and attend Northern Arizona University majoring in music.
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Hubbard
Sound of Music
New York
Shannon
Maria
Northern Arizona University
Questioria
Abe
Miga “Curran
Paneher
Tulsa
Shannon Curran
Saguaro High’ School
Phoenix
Los Arcos Mall
Encyclopedia Britannica
Dr. Pepper
Jacque Mercer
Hospitals seek bed additions under state health plan
The Arizona Department of Health approves 109 beds for Maryvale Samaritan and 27 for Phoenix Baptist, totaling within Phoenix limits, while Scottsdale Memorial and North Scottsdale must await the new state plan due by late November. The plan may reallocate beds, with Scottsdale and North Scottsdale competing for 78 and 160 bed projects respectively.
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North Scottsdale Medical Facilities Ltd
Pima
Shea Boulevard
Maryvale
Matic
Maricopa ‘County
Scottsdale Memorial
Scottsdale ‘Group
Dandoy
Greater City urged to lease park for improved funds
Citizens joined a Saturday Scottsdale Town Dale Community College session as part of a nationwide Institute of Cultural Meeting program. The reports advocate city reform,増 modernization of the criminal justice system, youth engagement, and better Valley transportation.
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Scottsdale
Towndale - Community College
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Aes
Institute ’ of Cultural
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Scottsdale businessman urges 99 year lease of donated park land
Guy Stillman asks Scottsdale City Council to lease 70 acres on the west side of Scottsdale Road at Indian Bend Road to generate income. Funds would be placed in a permanent city trust for parks and improvements and not count against the city budget. Stillman cites donor origins and aims to boost civic amenities.
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Scottsdale
Guy Stillman
Stillman
Fowler ‘Mermick
Scottsdale Road
McCormick Park
Himse
McCormicks
Musicians Return to Broadway After Long Walkout
Broadway theaters reopen as Local 802 musicians end a 25 day strike. The walkout caused $3.5 million in lost ticket sales and left hundreds of performers and staff out of work before a 20 percent pay raise was secured.
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New York
American Federation of Musicians
Explosions damage BIA offices on Pine Ridge Reservation
The FBI reported a string of blasts early Monday damaged two BIA offices, a tribal courthouse, and an electric transformer on Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. No injuries were reported.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
Bureau of Indian Affairs
FBI
President Ford notes Apollo Soyuz cooperation in space
President Ford told U S and Soviet crews during the Apollo Soyuz mission that their joint flight could be a forerunner of broader cooperation in space and on earth. He said there can be cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union in space.
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Washington
Ford
U.S
Earth
United States
Soviet Union
Ford Signs Pact Allowing Civilians at Sinai Warning Posts
President Ford signed a congressional resolution authorizing American civilians to man early warning stations in the Sinai. He said the move reaffirms that the United States will not accept stagnation or stalemate in the Middle East.
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Washington
Ford
Sinai
Congress
Middle’ East
Ballet studios face state licensing squeeze in Arizona
Women's editor recounts how small dance schools cope as Arizona State Board of Private Technical and Business Schools tightens rules. She notes only studios with deep pockets, like Arthur Murray, may survive while others risk closure. City licenses exist but enforcement favors larger operators.
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Uclasiete
Arizona ‘State
Board
Arthur Murray
Cohen
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