Carter Torrijos Reach Agreement on Canal Treaty Interpretations
President Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos say they have resolved remaining interpretive differences over the Panama Canal treaty, notably U S rights to defend neutrality and ships’ right to expeditious passage in emergencies. A clarifying statement is planned before Panama’s plebiscite, with ongoing talks to quell questions in both nations.
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Washington
Carter
Omar Torrijos
Congress
U.S
United States
Panama
Torrijos
White House
Graham
Gen. Torrijos
Dean Rusk
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Latin America
Kissinger
Paradise Valley faces potential earth cracks from groundwater decline
Arizona State University geologists warn Paradise Valley sits in a major groundwater drawdown zone with water table falls of about 300 feet in 30 years. They note a cone of depression near Camelback and Mummy Mountains and an 80 to 100 year water supply remaining.
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Paradise Valley
sArizona State University
Troy Pewe
Pewe
Camelback
Mummy Mountains
Inidian School
Doubletree Ranch
Gail Cordy
Cordy
Robber snatches purse in Scottsdale shopping center
A man in his 20s stole a purse from Shirley M. Vernor of Scottsdale as she walked in a shopping center parking lot Wednesday evening. The purse was found later by a student near Ingleside School in Phoenix. Value, including checks and cards, was about 76 dollars. Suspect fled in a red 1967 Ford, last seen north on 70th Street.
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Scottsdale
East Osborn Road
Phoenix
Ingleside School
Shirley M. Vernor
Camelback Mall
E. Camelback Rd
Auto
70Th Street
Maddox Discharged From Hospital After Heart Attack
Former Georgia Governor Lester Maddox left the hospital Thursday after his Sept. 25 heart attack. He was stricken while working in his yard and returned home for an unspecified period of recovery, with officials making the announcement.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Obituary for Cecil M. Saul of Valley community
Cecil M. Saul 82 of 7010 E Continental died Thursday in Country Club Nursing Home. A native of Ohio he moved to the Valley in 1960. he was a salesman and published poetry books. Charter member of Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church. Survived by four daughters all of Scottsdale 16 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and two brothers and one sister out of state. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary Services noon Saturday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Interment Green Acres Cemetery.
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Cecil M. Saul
E. Continental
Country Club Nursing Home
Ohio
Mr. Saul
Hazel C Olson dies at 84 in Scottsdale
Hazel C Olson 84 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital born in Illinois lived winters in Scottsdale at 7003 E Cheney Dr and retired from General Motors in Michigan She was president of the Blue Star and Gold Star in the Order of the Eastern Star Survived by son Dr John A Wilson and one grandson Services Saturday at 2 pm in Messinger Mortuary with viewing today 5 pm to 9 pm at 7601 E Indian School Rd.
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Messinger Ortuary Chapel
Hazel C. Olson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Illinois
General Motors
Michigan
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Bar Burglary At Scottsdale Bar Reported Stolen Value
Property valued at more than $3,700 was reported stolen from the Praying Mantis lounge on Indian School Road in Scottsdale. Police said a juke box worth $2,500, two color TVs, over $300 in cash, and beer and liquor were taken after forced entry.
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Scottsdale
Praying Mantis Lounge
Indian School Rd
Interstate 10 extension to Dysart Road near Avondale advances
State highway officials announced the 17 mile extension from Oglesby Road east of Dysart is under construction at a cost of 20 million dollars. Traffic interchanges are being built at Oglesby Miller Jackrabbitt Cotton Litchfield and Dysart. Kenneth Wayne Walls 34 of Sacramento a convicted swindler was arraigned on new charges of falsely declaring indigency to obtain government pay for legal expenses. He is held on 100000 dollar bond with trial set for December 14.
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Phoenix
California
Dysart Road
Avondale
Oglesby Road
Dysart
Oglesby
Miller Roads
Jackrabbitt Trail
Cotton Lane
Litchfield
Kenneth Wayne Walls
Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Richard C. Gormley
Walls
House fire in Gila Bend kills four including two children
A late night blaze gutted a small house in Gila Bend killing Farish Dempsey 22 Ramona Boyd 19 and the couple's two children 3-year-old T J and 4-month-old Farish Jr Police found the victims in a bedroom and said they were dead at the scene
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Gila Bend
Arizona
Farish Dempsey
Ramona Boyd
Dempsey
T.J
Farish Jr
Condemned man seeks retrial in two slayings
A lawyer for condemned mass killer Willie Luther Steelman asked the Arizona Supreme Court for a new trial claiming police questioning violated his rights. Public defender Robert Norgren argued Steelman was denied a lawyer during questioning in San Joaquin County California, making his statements inadmissible.
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Tucson
Willie Luther Steelman
Arizona Supreme Court
Steelman
Robert Norgren
San Joaquin County
Calif
Norgren
Call to hotel links Roberts to Bolles murder case
Records show attorney Neal Roberts placed a 6 55 am call from his home to Rodeway Inn Lake Havasu City on June 2 1976 the day Bolles was fatally injured. The list includes a later 8 06 pm call to Ted Krums home and four other calls. Krum testified Roberts arranged dinner time reservations for Jim Johnson later identified as John Harvey Adamson.
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Phoenix
Rodeway Inn
Lake Havasu City
Neal Roberts
Don Bolles
Rex Anderberg
Mountain Bell
Arizona
Roberts
Bolles
Ted Krum
Krum
Jim Johnson
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Rathway Inn
Paul Smith
Dunlap
Superior Court
Ex-SCC student president sues for defamation over arrest
Former Scottsdale Community College student government leader Sherri Panke Winters sues 14 defendants, including Arthur Brodsky and Ron Willett, alleging harassment and derogatory statements. The $75,000 claim seeks $25,000 compensatory and $50,000 punitive damages. The case ties to a July arrest complaint by Brodsky and to SCC matters on Indian reservation land.
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Scottsdale Community College
Sherri Panke Winters
SCC
Arthur Brodsky
Paul Schulte
Executive Council
Ron Willett
Patti
Gerald Pollock
Winters
Pollock
Brodsky
SCC Senate
Schulte
Maricopa County Community College Board
Salt River
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36Th Street
Maddox Leaves
Hazel C.olson
Montgomery (Ward
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Tuba City
Raymond Tso
Robert Walters
Tso
Walters
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Pima
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Southwest Economic Information Center
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Gilligan’s Island
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Superstition Film” Studio
Apache Jct
Kings Ranch Road
Tyman Keeling
Gm Ag
Papago Plaza
E. Mcdowell RD
TOY
Kenner
Bionic Transport Station
Mego Cher
King Kong
Mego
Chers Theatre
Bee
Mattel Hot Wheels
Barbie Dream Boat
Friends Dolls
Parkers
Milton Bradley
Madame Alexander
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