Christians reject Arab peace force in Lebanon clash
Christian leaders vow to block Arab League peacekeepers from areas in Lebanon and press for full government control over Palestinian guerrillas. In Roum a clash killed three Christians and wounded 12 as Syrians bolster Christian factions amid a Cairo backed peace plan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Arab League
Cairo
Syria
Hafez Assad
Roum
Israel
Bashir Gemayel
Camille Chamoun
Cedar Guards
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
South Yemen
Algeria
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Realtor fears mob reprisals after liquor board testimony
Scottsdale broker Donald M. Humphrey claims Chicago mob figures threaten him for testifying at a state liquor board hearing. He says murderer and forger William R. D Ambrosio, linked to a Scottsdale bar now named Michel s, held illegal liquor interests. Humphrey recounts an alleged assault and a car with Illinois plates seeking his location, as mob danger heightens.
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Scottsdale
Chicago
State Liquor Board
Donald M. Humphrey
William R
Rocky” D'Ambrosio
D’ambrosio
la Versailles
Scottsdale Towers
E. Shoeman Lane
Michel's
Humphrey
D'Ambrosio
Illinois
Robbery at Scottsdale Home Sees $160 Stolen
Police report two masked youths forced entry to Martin D. Cantwell at 6908 E. First Ave last night. A gun was waved while the robbers searched the house and took about $160 in cash. Cantwell was unharmed. The suspects wore a railroad engineer style uniform and bandannas.
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Scottsdale
Martin D. Cantwell
First Ave
Cantwell
Scottsdale man gets five year sentence in cocaine case
Alberico Pietrocarlo, 23, a Canadian citizen and former Arizona State University student, was given the maximum five year term by U.S. District Court Judge Walter E. Craig for smuggling cocaine and for refusing to testify against 22 others after pleading guilty to smuggling goods into the United States.
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Scottsdale
Sky Harbor
Alberico Pietrocarlo
Arizona State University
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Craig
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Pietrocarlo
U.S
Columbia
Arizona
Michele Hammond
Chicago
Antonio Casciano
Hammond
Casciano
Rome
Italy
Obituary for Lindel L. Barnes Phoenix engineer
Lindel L. Barnes 39 a consulting engineer for Hastain and Deatherage died Monday at Doctors Hospital He was born in Oklahoma and moved to Arizona twelve years ago He lived at 5115 E Flower St He held membership in the National Society of Professional Engineers and served as vice president of the Arizona Society of Professional Engineers He served in the Air Force Survivors include his wife Lois daughters Kathy and Julie parents and a sister In Oklahoma Memorials may go to ASPE Memorial Scholarship Fund Services will be at 10 am Thursday at Arcadia Funeral Home Phoenix. visitation today 4 to 9 pm at the mortuary
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Lindel L. Barnes
Hastain and Deatherage
Doctors Hospital
Mr. Barnes
Oklahoma
Arizona
E. Flower St
National Society of Professional Engineers
Barnes
Arizona Society of Professional Engineers
Air Force
Lois
Kathy
Julie
Phoenix
Walter Barnes
James E. Thompson
Scottsdale
MIT
A.S.A
Peso Fluctuates as Mexico Restores Market Floating
Mexico allows the peso to float after banks reopen, ending a fixed parity. The peso slides from 19.70 19.90 to about 26.24 26.80 per dollar, dropping over 34 percent. Ernesto Fernandez Hurtado says the move aims to stop capital flight and stabilize the currency.
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Mexico City
U.S
Banco of Mexico
Ernesto Fernandez Hurtado
Federal Reserve Bank
Luis Echeverria
Banks peg peso at about 3 cents in Arizona
Arizona banks set peso rates after Mexico freed the peso to float against the dollar. First National Bank and Valley National Bank quote 3 cents to buy and 4 to 5 cents to sell. The Arizona Bank plans to announce rates Thursday as Mexico faces possible further devaluation.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Lee Stava
First National Bank
International
Tom McSpadden
Valley National Bank
VNB
State Commission to decide $17 million APS refund method
Arizona State Corporation Commission plans a Friday meeting to determine whether APS customers receive refund checks or credits on future bills. Commissioner Bud Tims noted the key choice and potential distribution method for the $17 million refund to customers.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Public Service Co
Bud Tims
Commission
Paradise Valley may appeal resort permit ruling
A higher court decision says Gulf Leisure Corp may proceed with a 148 unit resort hotel after the town of Paradise Valley refused a time extension for its special use permit. The court found the denial not based on proper findings and noted Gulf Leisure had vested rights from $1.5 million in land and permits. The town attorney awaits the official opinion before deciding on an appeal.
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Paradise Valley
Gulf Leisure Corp
Roger McKee
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
McKee
Scottsdale and
Jackrabbit Roads
Maricopa County
Williby E. Case
Gulf Leisure
Court of Appeals
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Bureau of Land Management
California
Midland
Tex
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House
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Deer Valley
Tucson
State House
Lewis Murphy
Yuma
Salt River Project
Edith
Jo" Laetz
SRP
Democrat
Senate
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Cietitont Ey
Phyllis Spencer Soren
LF Ah
Thrift Shop
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Tempe
Michellips Rd
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