Violent blasts and unrest ripple through Beirut and beyond
Beirut endured multiple explosions and gunfire as Maj. Gen. Emile Bustani flew to Cairo for peace talks with Arab guerrillas. One blast near the U S Embassy caused no damage or injuries. In Washington Nixon pressed Congress to pass funding bills. In Youngstown a clash at Republic Steel left one dead and several wounded as Teamsters clashed with striking haulers. Yugoslavia reports devastation in Banja Luka with 80 percent of the city ruined and many killed or injured. In Phoenix the Senate Administration Committee weighs new pay scales for permanent staff headed by Louise Brimhall.
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Beirut
Lebanese Armed Forces
Emile Bustani
Cairo
U.S
Youngstown
Ohio
Teamsters
Republic Steel
Phoenix
Senate
Louise Brimhall
Board to hear arcadia school building plans and impasse
Preliminary architect plans for Arcadia Coronado Scottsdale and Saguaro high schools totaling 3 650 000 will be presented at the Soloma School board meeting. The session will also review who will represent the board in impasses with teachers as to a sole bargaining agent with six names discussed and Mark L Harrison chosen by teachers to join a three member advisory committee.
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Board of Education
Soloma School
Second
Marshall Sts
Haver
John Donaldson
The
California Education Association
he _May Maurice
Tanner
Phoenix
Phil von Ammon
Casey Koziol
Motorola
Semiconductor
James Patrick
Valley ‘National Bank Board of
James Moeller
Mark L.harrison
Harrison
Burned store reopens redemption center in Shoppers Fair
The Burned store reopens the .& H Green Stamp redemption center in the Shoppers Fair Shopping Center after a fire on April 5. Markgraf Pharmacy and the TG & Y store also destroyed. Markgraf Pharmacy reopened Sept 9 and TG & Y on Sept 25. Hours are 9:30 AM to 5 PM Tuesday through Saturday. closed Sundays and Mondays.
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H Green Stamp
Shoppers’ Fair
Markgraf Pharmacy
TG & Y- Variety
Markgra‘t’ Pharmacy
Tg& Y
One Center
Scottsdale Police Chief joins 14 chiefs in training cooperative plan
Chief Walter Nemetz explains Scottsdale's 1965 launched recruit program will join with Tempe and Mesa to form a cooperative police academy. The meeting with Maricopa County Sheriff John Mummert aims to discuss shared training. Trainees earn 12 hours college credit upon completion.
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Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
Maricopa County
John Mummert
Phoenix
Nemetz
Scottsdale Academy
Tempe
Mesa
Mummert
Green Day at The Progress as Paper Moves Up
The Progress announces a Green Day themed move to its new offices at 7302 E Harll Drive. Green leftover paper will be used for the transition while awaiting a better grade for the new offset press.
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St. Patrick’s Day
E. Harll Drive
Secret talks on Mexico US marijuana crackdown
Mexican and US officials held a second day of talks on halting marijuana production amid strained bilateral ties. A communique is expected Friday and Treasury Secretary Kennedy may join as head of the 13 man delegation, with possible loan of equipment and a permanent commission on drug control discussed.
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Mexico
UPI
U. S
United States
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
U.S
Pickets Block Mall Construction About Los Arcos Theater Plans
Harkins and developer Holmes plan to seek an injunction against Motion Picture Projectionists Local 294 after pickets halted work at the Los Arcos project. Union members protested Cinema II while workers at other mall sites left, protesters removed by Scottsdale police as private property limits access. Completion aimed for mid November.
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Los Arcos Mall
Red Harkins
Tower Plaza
Los Arcos
Sears
Broadway
Harkins
John Holmes
Scottsdale
Norm Newman
Kitchell Contractors
Bill Farina
Holmes
Russ Lyon Jr
Scottsdale man faces murder-related preliminary hearing
Harold Holcomb will rule Thursday on whether Ralph Quila of Scottsdale will be bound over to Superior Court on an open murder charge for the Oct 12 shooting death of Lorraine Peterson in front of her home at 2720 North 66th Street. Prosecution witnesses included Dr. Monroe Shack and Sgt. John Pratt.
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Justice of the
Harold Holcomb
Ralph Quila
Scottsdale
Superior Court
Quila
Monroe E. Shack
Maricopa County
John Pratt
Pratt
Second St
Peterson
Candy Sale Scam Reported By Scottsdale Boys Club
Scottsdale Boy s Club director Jim Charles warns residents that youths selling candy door to door in Scotts dale are misrepresenting themselves as club members. The group claims proceeds go to the Boys Club, but Charles says the South ae Boys Club conducts no sales and urges calling him or police if bothered.
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Scottsdale
Charles
Prefab Housing Studied by Valley MAG Officials
Metropolitan Association of Governments will review prefabricated buildings to address a housing shortage. Scottsdale official Jim McCausland notes Phoenix requires in city built units, while other areas accept national code standards. MAG weighs potential modular housing amid rising demand and potential carpenters strike.
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Metropolitan” “Association’ “of Governments
MAG
Scottsdale
Jim McCausland
Phoenix
McCausland
Carpenters
John F. Long
Jony
National Bureau of Standards
Detroit
Phoenix Project
Scottsdale engineer to face trial for Mesa man's slaying
Carl Kenneth Kummerlowe, 42, stands accused of luring Harley Kimbro, 46, to a motel in a fatal murder where Kimbro’s dismembered body parts were found in a camper and canals. Judge Roger Strand will hear evidence without a jury starting Wednesday.
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Phoenix
UPI
Carl Kenneth Kummerlowe
Scottsdale
Mesa
Roger Strand
Strand
Kummerlowe
Harley ‘Kimbro
Ramada
Kimbro
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Banja Luka
Banja- Luka
Senate Group
Richard H. Kleindienst
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