Hijackers seize Lufthansa jet with 87 aboard in Dubai
German Chancellor urged as crisis deepens. Hijackers aboard Flight LH181, identifying with PFLP and linked to Red Army Faction demand the release of 13 comrades and a $15 million ransom. Dubai refuses refueling until concessions are made while West German authorities weigh an assault only on request.
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Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Bonn
Persian Gulf
Lufthansa
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Radical
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
West Germany
Red Army
Hanns Martin Schleyer
Terrorist chief Haddad linked to global hijack network
Lebanese and Israeli observers connect Dr Wadi Haddad, PFLP chief of foreign operations, to a worldwide terror network. They cite the Dubai hijacking and ties to Baader Meinhof and the Japanese Red Army as evidence of his influence and planning skill.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Dubai
Middle East
Wadi Haddad
West Germany
Baader-Meinhof
Red Army
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Haddad
Entebbe
Dr. Haddad
Paradise Valley Approves Preliminary Plat for Two Subdivisions
Paradise Valley council approved preliminary plats for Continental Homes Finisterre with 93 lots on 118 acres and Quail Vista with eight lots on five acres amid limited public opposition. Debates focused on possible access at 60th Street and viewshed impacts near Keim Drive, while other actions included permits for Doubletree Place and Camelhead Estates III and a replat for Tatum Canyon.
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Paradise Valley
Continental Homes
Finisterre
Quail Vista
Lincoln
McDonald Drives
Invergordon Road
Jon Bonnell
Continental
60Th Street
60Th and
McDonald
61St Place
Joy MacLean
Keim Drive
70Th Place
Vermont
Henry Guthrie
Peter S. Wainwright
Doubletree Place
Doubletree Ranch Road
60Th
Myron Staab
Indian Bend Wash
Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Staab
Doubletree
Mountain View Road
Camelhead Estates III
Tatum Boulevard
McDonald Drive
Dave Hansen
Tatum Canyon
Obituary of George Lindholm Hotel Executive Pioneer
George Lindholm 81 longtime hotel executive died at home after a Valley residence since 1953. He helped build the Westward Ho in Phoenix in 1928 and served as president of the Arizona Biltmore from 1952 to 1964. Survived by wife Sally and several siblings. Service private in New York. A L Moore and Sons Mortuary handles arrangements.
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New York
George Lindholm
Phoenix
Lindholm
Mountain Shadows
Cadillac
Detroit
Shamrock
Houston
Blackstone Hotels
Chicago
Arizona Biltmore
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Sally
Charles A Johansen services set in Scottsdale
Charles Arthur Johansen 66 active with the Franciscan Renewal Center and the Scottsdale Senior Center will have services at 3 30 p m Sunday at Messinger Mortuary He died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after 15 years in the Valley He retired as a Civil Service carpenter at Luke AFB A WWII veteran he belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars He is survived by his wife Maria two sons Tina Barresi Scottsdale and Lou Barresi Maine and a brother Louis Scottsdale.
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Charles Arthur Johansen
Franciscan Renewal Center
Scottsdale Senior Center
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Johansen
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Valley
Luke Air Force Base
Veterans of Foreign Wars
N. Hayden Rd
Maria
Tina Barresi
Scottsdale
Lou Barresi
Maine
Louis
Lawyer indicted a second time for fraud in Phoenix
Phoenix lawyer Robert Wayne Miller 38 of 10321 N. 32nd St was indicted by a Maricopa County grand jury on fraud charges, marking the second such indictment in months. He allegedly swindled James Jefferies of an unspecified amount and is linked to Howard Woodall, a convicted land fraud and bank swindler. A prior indictment in August charged fraud and perjury. Miller had testified he borrowed money from a client and gave it to Woodall for a California land deal.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Robert Wayne Miller
32Nd St
James Jefferies
Miller
Howard Woodall
Woodall
California
Hypnosis Show at Mountain Shadows Featuring Sutphen
A four hour demonstration of regressive and stage hypnosis will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday at Mountain Shadows on Lincoln Drive. Hypnotic regressionist Dick Sutphen and his wife Trennan will perform with audience volunteers. A video screening of a recent meta physics panel discussion will also be shown. Admission is $3.50.
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Mountain Shadows
E. Lincoln Drive
Dick Sutphen
Trennan
Escape plot foiled at Arizona State Prison
Warden Harold Cardwell said guards stopped two women from aiding inmate Joshua Thompson 44 by handing him a package in the parking lot. The bundle contained civilian clothes a bolo tie a wig a false moustache and 240 dollars in cash.
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Florence
Arizona State Prison
Harold Cardwell
Joshua Thompson
Insurance insurers wane as Arizona eyes relief
California actuary Woody Beckman told a legislative study council that Phoenix presented a view of shrinking liability coverage. He said Arizona medical malpractice insurance laws meet expectations as a short term fix while legislative limits on pain and suffering may be needed to curb rising costs and dwindling coverage.
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Phoenix
California
Woody Beckman
Legislative Study Council
Arizona
Guardianship Placed on Insurance Firm by Arizona Court
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Val Cordova placed Common Market Association under state guardianship. Chester Flaxmayer, board member of the Central Arizona Health Systems Agency, appointed guardian for the firm acting for Arizona Insurance Director J.N. Trimble.
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Phoenix — Common Market Association
Maricopa County
Val Cordova
Chester Flaxmayer
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Cordova Friday
Arizona Insurance
J.N. Trimble
Socialist Workers Campaign Files Suit Over Disclosure Law
The Arizona Socialist Workers Campaign Committee filed a federal suit challenging a state election law requiring financial disclosure by candidates. It claims enforcement could put contributors on a government enemies list as it runs Jessica Sampson for Phoenix mayor in the November 1 election.
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Phoenix
Arizona Socialist Workers Campaign Committee
Socialist Workers Party
Jessica Sampson
Inadequate care charged at Whiteriver Hospital
Dr. Timothy Strand condemns conditions at Whiteriver Hospital on the Apache Reservation, claiming federal medicine underfunds staff. He writes to congressmen and Arizona papers calling the facility inadequately run and says he is ashamed to work there.
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Whiteriver
Whiteriver Hospital
Timothy Strand
Strand
Arizona
Parada del Sol Queen Contest Chooses Finalists
Six contestants were interviewed and judged on riding ability for the 1978 Parada del Sol queen title. A queen and two princesses will later be chosen to promote the parade ahead of the four day celebration starting February 25. The Scottsdale Jaycees sponsor the event marking the 25th anniversary of Parada del Sol.
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Parada del Sol
Lori Reynolds
E. Fanfel
Linda Bat
Probation Given for Lying on Arizona License Application
Garmen Feola 52 pleaded guilty to a felony charge of lying on an Arizona insurance adjustor license application. He received five years probation, a $200 fine, and 100 days of volunteer welfare service. His license, issued in June 1976, was revoked after the false statement was found. Feola was tied to a Cleveland organized crime probe and known for a lengthy police record.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Garmen Feola
Feola
Ohio
Arizona Insurance Department
Maricopa County
Sandra’o’connor
U S Seeks Data on Missing Yacht Brillig Off Vietnam
A U S embassy spokesman said a new request has been sent to Vietnam for information on the missing 39 foot yacht Brillig with Cornelia Dellenbaugh Leeland Dickerman and Charles Affeld aboard. The distress signal said they were about to be rammed and towed toward Saigon.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
State Department
Paris
Brillig
Cornelia Dellenbaugh
Leeland Dickerman
Flagstaff
Charles Affeld
Philadelphia
Miss Dellenbaugh
Frederick Dellenbaugh
Vero Beach
Fla
Dellenbaugh
Camau Peninsula
Pattya Beach
Brunei
Singapore
Banker Injured After Charros Trail Ride Fall
Myron R. Deibel 38 of 7770 E Camelback Rd, Arizona Bank vice president, remained in fair condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a skull fracture from a fall during the Charros annual trail ride near Sunflower. He was thrown when his horse veered into a crowd. Paul Holland of Realty Executives suffered a broken nose and was treated at the same hospital.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Charros
Myron R. Deibel
E. Camelback Rd
Arizona Bank
Brown Ave
Deibel
Paul Holland
Realty
Holland
Scottsdale Memorial
Sunflower
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip Arrive in Ottawa
Queen Elizabeth met children at the Ottawa airport while Prince Philip charmed welcome crowds. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau greeted the Royal couple and signed autographs before the motorcade to Government House.
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Ottawa
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Government House
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Associated Press
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Daniel Glassman
National Chiropractic Center
E. Indian School
Rarkamer
Queen
Prince
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Jonathan Marshall
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of
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Scottsdale Fashion Stere
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