Kissinger Sees Tension but Not Impending War in Middle East
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, touring the Middle East, reports strong tensions yet does not expect hostilities to erupt. In Cairo he said positive indicators could lead to peace progress as he briefed President Sadat and prepared for talks in Damascus, Rabat, Algiers, and Morocco.
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Anwar Sadat
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Morocco
Washington
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Pat Brown attacks Rhodes at Phoenix fundraiser
Former California governor Pat Brown used a Phoenix fundraising dinner to criticize House Minority Leader John Rhodes over Nixon era policies and Watergate handling. He joined Ernest McFarland in urging full support for Patricia Fullinwider while blasting Republican economic policy and Rhodes's voting record. Brown cited the Grand Canyon bill dispute and noted Sierra Club positions, as Conlan touted inflation studies. Williams urged updates to local government laws in Wilcox.
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Edmund G
Pat" Brown
Patricia Fullinwider
House
John Rhodes
Brown
Arizona
Ernest McFarland
Phoenix
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Rhodes
Nixon
John Conlan
Byron T
Bud” Brown
Grand Canyon National Park
Conlan
Grand Canyon
The
Sierra Club
Press Women honor Mrs. Smith in Tucson event
Katherine S. Kitty Smith, longtime executive secretary and manager of the Arizona Newspapers Association, was named Woman of the Year by Arizona Press Women Inc. at its fall convention in Tucson. She will be a candidate for the National Federation of Press Women next spring.
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Katherine S
Kitty” Smith
Arizona Newspapers Association
Arizona Press Women Inc
Tucson
John C. Smith
Phoenix
The
Arizona Republic
Boyle elected president of Arizona Municipal Judges Association
City Magistrate Edward Boyle wins the role at a Tucson convention of the League of Arizona Cities and Towns after serving as secretary for a year. He has 26 years FBI service including a Phoenix SAC post before retirement to Scottsdale. Other new officers include William Brady, Allan Hammon, and Charles Gray.
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Arizona Municipal Judges Association
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Tucson
League of Arizona Cities and Towns
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Savannah
Notre Dame
Scottsdale Children’s Pet Show crowns 14 firsts
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation department and the Scottsdale Dog Fanciers Club staged the largest pet show yet with 350 entries. Fourteen first-place awards were given for diverse categories. The Best Pet of the Show went to Mark and Tina Peterson for their chicken.
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Scottsdale Dog Fanciers Club
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Tina Peterson
Pat Weise
E. Latham
Steven White
E. Indian School Rd
Lea Carten
E. Fairfield
Mesa
Jewel theft at Scottsdale home reported for $2826
A Scottsdale woman told police that about $2,826 worth of gold and diamond jewelry was stolen Saturday night from her home while she visited relatives in Phoenix. The burglar broke a bedroom window and crawled through the opening to gain entry.
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Phoenix
Joanne Dye
E. Cambridge
Doctor Freidman Lecture on Heart Attack Prevention
Dr. Glenn M. Friedman pediatrician at Papago Buttes Pediatric Center will present a public lecture and discussion on preventing heart attacks and strokes at 7:30 p.m. tonight. The event at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Education Center has no admission charge and is open to all.
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Glenn M. Friedman
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Friedman
Papago Buttes Pediatric Center
Phoenix council weighs PVARR contract change and district proposal
The Phoenix City Council plans to review a contract change order for PVARR increasing the total by 32750 to 103664. Designers Yost and Gardner expanded work to include hay wagon structures a horse trail and work near 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard. The meeting will also revisit the Planned Community District proposal allowing developers over 100 acres to obtain council approval of a conceptual plan without full details until later.
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32Nd Street
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Dinner Club Opens 10th Season Led by Van Zile
Clifford R. Van Zile, social banker and trust officer, heads the Scottsdale Dinner Club for its 1974 75 season. Van Zile, a Dubuque Iowa native, relocated to Scottsdale in 1961 with his wife Donna and family and serves as manager of Valley National Bank Scottsdale area trust office. The club plans five programs starting Nov. 13 with baseball coach Bob Winkles and continues Dec. 12 Peter Lind Hayes, Jan. 16 Petz Bracken, Feb. 27 Robin Moore, and March 20 Fulton Lewis.
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Cliff) van Zile
Dubuque
Iowa
van Zile
Scottsdale
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Mockingbird Lane
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Scottsdale Area Trust
Valley Plaza
Ford vetoes Turkey arms ban as Congress rows over Cyprus
President Ford vetoed an immediate cutoff of military aid to Turkey prompting House plans to vote on overriding the veto. The clash delays Congress’ pre election recess and hinges on a compromise linking a Turkish embargo to a temporary suspension until late November.
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Mexico guards new oil field amid nationalistic push
President Luis Echeverria announced tight protection for a newly found oil zone in Chiapas and Tabasco with "very good prospects" though sizes remain undetermined. Pemex officials noted self sufficiency rising as new wells push output, while export plans target the United States Cuba and Japan.
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UPI
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Persian Gulf
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Chiapas
Tabasco
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Washington. Post
An. American Oil Company
U.S
Horacion Flores de la Pena
National Properties
Pemex
Antonio Dovali Jaime
Hold-up thwarted in Bob's Big Boy parking lot
Police search for a man with a deformed right eye after an attempted robbery Sunday morning at Bob's Big Boy on East McDowell Road. Craig Inners, the store manager, said a suspect lying in the rear seat of his car pointed a handgun and ordered him to get in before fleeing in a vehicle.
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E. McDowell Rd
Craig Inners
Inners
Buckeye Boy Found Shot in Cottonfield
Deputies report 11 year old Wilbur Austin of Buckeye was found shot in the head in a cottonfield over the weekend. He was last seen alive at 1 a.m. Saturday and the body was discovered about 5 percent hours later.
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Buckeye
Wilbur Austin
Phoenix man dies after contact with high voltage pole
Police say 26 year old Philip Paul Kubik died after climbing a southwest Phoenix utility pole and brushing a 7200 volt power line. Firefighters and medical staff attempted resuscitation at Memorial Hospital but were unsuccessful.
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Phoenix
Philip Paul Kubik
Memorial Hospital
Pima Dems oppose Prop 108 merit-judges plan
The Pima County Democratic Executive Committee voices opposition to a constitutional amendment for appointing rather than electing judges. District 10 chairman Tom Moore said a resolution against merit selection passed last Tuesday by about 20 to 1, though not publicized. Maricopa County GOP had previously opposed Proposition 108.
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Tom Moore
District 10
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Maricopa County
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