Kissinger Brezhnev Hold Talks On Nuclear Limits In Moscow
Secretary of State Kissinger and Soviet leader Brezhnev spent over two hours discussing slowing the nuclear arms race and planned a fourth meeting in two days. U.S. officials said talks focused on SALT and curbing weapon buildup while Kissinger pledged American efforts toward new curbs.
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Moscow
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Kissinger
Robert O. Anderson
Brezhnev
Andrei
Gromyko
Helmut Sonenfeldt
State Department
Kremlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Lenin Hills
South Asia
Middle East
Ford
Firemen Respond to Bat in Garage Ceiling
Fire crews were summoned to 14620 Fairlynn Drive where a bat hung from a garage ceiling. Officer Darrell Franchuk reported that Reserve Mark Gridley killed the bat in mid-air with a tennis racket during the incident.
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Jack Hinkle
Fairlynn Drive
Darrell Franchuk
Mark Gridley
Automakers called to White House to discuss 20 mpg goal
Interior Secretary Morton announced a White House meeting with automakers next Tuesday. Transportation Secretary Brinegar and other officials will join to discuss achieving 20 miles per gallon, a 40 percent gain from the current 14 mpg average according to EPA estimates.
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Washington
Jewelry stolen from Scottsdale home worth 2400 dollars
Leone Walston Phillips reported 2400 dollars worth of jewelry missing from her home on Rose Circle after returning to unlocked doors pried open by a screwdriver. Separate theft: builder Charles Strauss said 885 dollars of lumber, 167 planks and 48 panels, were taken from a storage yard on McDowell Road.
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Leone Walston Phillips
N. Rose Circle
Arcadia
Charles Strauss
E. McDowell
Strauss
Jeanne M. Johnson obituary notices Detroit native dies in Phoenix
Jeanne Maude Johnson 82 longtime secretary to a vice president at American Motors died Wednesday at Phoenix Nursing and Convalescent Center. She lived at 5101 E Monterey Way and was a Detroit Symphony Choir member. She retired in 1958 and moved to Phoenix 14 years ago from Douglas Michigan. Survivors include a daughter Gertrude E Thomas three sons William Richard both in Michigan and Robert in Florida, 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mercer Mortuary handled arrangements with services and burial in Detroit.
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Jeanne Maude. Johnson
American Motors
Phoenix
Johnson
E. Monterey Way
Detroit Symphony Choir
Douglas, Mich
Gertrude E. Thomas
William
Richard
Michigan
Robert
Florida
Detroit
Mercer Mortuary
Jolley Rancher Lomond Jolley Dies in Phoenix
Lomond Lorenzo Jolley 78 a Wyoming rancher who arrived in 1952 will be buried with a service at 2 p m Saturday in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Ward Chapel at 44th Place and Fairmont He died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital Phoenix Survivors include his wife Opal two children Marjorie Begonia and Ronald C Jolley two brothers and three sisters six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Lomond Lorenzo Jolley
Wyoming
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
44Th Place
Fairmont
Jolley
E. Cholla Drive
Rosary Scheduled for Helene R. Rychel in Scottsdale
Helene R. Rychel 72 died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A rosary is set for 7 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary Chapel with services and burial in Chicago. Survivors include husband Leon daughter Delores Dimmel son William and eight grandchildren.
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Helene R. Rychel
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary Chapel
N. Hayden
Chicago
Rychel
E. Lewis
Arizona
Illinois
Church of St. Theresa and
Leon
Delores Dimmel
Scottsdale
William
Oak Park, Ill
Petrillo Hair Dresser Dies In Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Anthony J. Petrillo 43 of 6701 N 82nd Place a hair dresser who moved from Mt. Vernon New York ten years ago died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Rosary 8 p.m. Messinger Mortuary 7661 E Indian School Rd Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at Church of St. Maria Goretti 6261 N Granite Reef Rd Burial St Francis Cemetery Survivors include son Richard and daughter Lisa both of Scottsdale two sisters Barbara Gibbons and Floria Lupinacci both of Scottsdale and three sisters and a brother out of state.
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Anthony J. Petrillo
82Nd Place
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Anthony
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Rosary
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Church of
St. Maria Goretti
Granite Reef Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
Annette
Richard
Scottsdale
Lisa
Barbara Gibbons
Floria Lupinacci
Student injured in crosswalk near Scottsdale High
A 14 year old boy was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a car struck him while crossing Indian School Road in front of Scottsdale High School. Police cited 21 year old Brian Hansen for failure to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Indian School Road
Kent W. Bond
E. Calle Camelia
Scottsdale High School
Brian Lee Hansen
Hansen
Scottsdale
Art Hattan
Nixon Wins Access To White House Tapes In Watergate Trial
UPI reports U.S. District Judge John Sirica ordered release of all White House tape transcripts used or to be used as trial evidence. The ruling came as John Dean testified for an eighth day in the Watergate cover up case involving Nixon aides Ehrlichman Haldeman Parkinson and Marcian, and former Attorney General Mitchell. Hunt may testify as a court witness with cross examination by both sides.
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Dean
David Bress
Robert Mardian
E. Howard Hunt
Sirica
Richard Nixon
Hunt
John N. Mitchell
Hire House
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Nixon
Kenneth Parkinson
Robert C. Marcian
Democratic
Watergate
John Sirica
Jaworski
White House
CBS Morning News
Jaworski urges public release of Watergate tapes
UPI reports retiring Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski says the American public should hear the Nixon White House tapes though obscenity may prevent some fromRadio airplay. He asserts Nixon likely involved in the cover up and denies any plea deal with Maurice Stans.
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Washington
UPI
Leon Jaworski
Watergate
Nixon White House
Richard M. Nixon
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Jaworski
Congress
White House
U.S
Scottsdale Hosts Exchange Students From Mexico
Ten Mexican students arrive in Scottsdale to join ten Scottsdale students returning from a month in Guadalajara. In Mexico the Scottsdale group studied at the American School in Guadalajara and attended bilingual classes. The exchange features hosting families, self paid expenses, and month long stays with cultural activities in Arizona.
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Scottsdale
Guadalajara
Mexico
Arizona
Resident sentenced in heroin sale in valley case
A Scottsdale man Leo Flores Matus 34 was sentenced to three years in a federal penitentiary for selling Mexican heroin in the Valley. Reynaldo F Osuna 26 of Tempe received five years for conspiracy to distribute heroin and aiding and abet ting. The case followed the seizure of 15 ounces of heroin after a three month investigation by federal agents. Scottsdale police also arrested two 20 year old men on narcotics charges and found four pounds of marijuana and other drugs plus cash at their homes.
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Superior Court
Scottsdale Community College
William Lee Smiley
Donald Williams
Morris Rozar
Tempe
Williams
Rozar
SCC
Bruce Moore
Smiley
Scottsdale
U.S. District Court
Carl A. Muecke
Leo Flores Matus
Phil Jordan
Drug Enforcement Administration
Mesa
Matus
Phoenix
Stuart B. Arnsberg
E. McDonald
Dan Burtnett
N. 66Th St
Arnsberg
Burtnett
Lake Havasu Hospital Suit Seeks Block on New Center
Lake Havasu Community Hospital Inc. sues Dr. James L. Schamadan in U S District Court seeking an injunction to stop licensing a second hospital, the Lake Havasu City Medical Center Hospital. Francisco Grande speaker William Farr, LA Times reporter jailed for not revealing sources, to address investigative reporting and journalists' legal rights at the Arizona Press Club seminar.
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Phoenix
U.S. District Court
Lake Havasu City
Lake Havasu Community Hospital Inc
James L. Schamadan
State Department of Health Services
Shamadan
Lake Havasu City Medical Center
Francisco Grande
William Farr
Los Angeles Times
Manson
Arizona Press Club
Barry to get Army award at luncheon
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona will receive the Association of the United States Army Distinguished Service award at a Wednesday luncheon. The group cited the senator for nearly three decades of unremitting service to the country.
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Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Association of the United States Army
Glendale youth bound over for murder and robbery
Michael Tacho eighteen bound over to superior court on charges of murder and robbery in the slaying of Leonard Davis found shot at a Circle K as cash from the register totaling 136 dollars disappeared. Harry Rubenstein thirty nine of Mesa to be sentenced November eighteenth in federal court for selling bombs to undercover agents alongside five co defendants with varied sentences.
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Glendale
Michael Tacho
Superior Court
Tacho
Leonard Leon Davis
Circle K
Phoenix
Harry Rubenstein
Mesa
U.S. District Court
Rubenstein
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Daily Progress
Tey Oo
Department of Transportation
Fellas
Morton
Turkey
Jeanne M. Johnson
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries
Shield’s
Electric
Scottsdale Rd
John Trombino
Moore
Guadalupe
Phil Mitchell
Mitchell
Dorothy
Carson
United Press International
Suit
Barry
Army
Phoenix Greyhound Park
East Washington
40Th Street
Funks’ Garyhound Racing Circuit, Inc
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