South Africa Rhodesia report killings amid border clashes
The Associated Press reports 87 black guerrillas killed in two border battles as the U N Security Council plans to vote on four Africa focused resolutions. South Africa says 61 guerrillas died and five of its soldiers in a 36 hour clash near the South West Africa Angola border. Rhodesia says 26 insurgents were killed in a raid from Zambia and reports an exchange of fire with Zambian troops near Victoria Falls. Britain and U N officials begin cease fire talks in Dar es Salaam with Rhodesian leaders.
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Associated Press
U.N. Security Council
South Africa
South-West Africa
Angola
Rhodesia
Zambia
Zambezi River
Victoria Falls
Britain
United Nations
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Lord Carver
Prem Chand
India
Salisbury
Abortion policy hurdle stalls $60.2 billion aid bill
House and Senate conferees resumed talks on abortion rules for health programs amid a looming midnight deadline. If no accord, a continuing resolution may fund agencies through the debate, with Magnuson signaling a possible Monday finish and workers protected until a new resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congressional
House-Senate
Departments of Labor
Congress
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Robbery outside SunBurst Hotel on Scottsdale Road
A 64-year-old California resident, Evelyn Anderson of Montclair, was robbed of her purse outside the SunBurst Hotel on Scottsdale Road. A teenaged man fled west across the road after snatching the purse containing $25, traveler's checks and credit cards. The suspect is described as Caucasian, 18 to 19, 5 ft 8 in to 5 ft 10 in, skinny with shoulder-length hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
SunBurst
N. Scottsdale Rd
Evelyn Anderson
Montclair
Calif
Scottsdale Road
Obituary Percy Ellis Coe 62 Arizona engineer dies offshore
Percy Ellis Coe 62 of 6034 Calle del Paisano died Tuesday off the coast of Ecuador. He was executive vice president and founder of Coe and Van Loo Consulting Engineers Inc and served as vice president of AZL Resources Inc. Survivors include his wife two daughters a son a sister a brother and six grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at A.L. Moore & Sons.
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Percy Ellis Coe
Calle del Paisano
Ecuador
Arizona
Coe
Coe and van Loo Consulting Engineers Inc
AZL Resources Inc
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
American Society of Civil Engineers
Arizona Consulting Engineers Council
Mary Ernest
Mary Kathryn Verner
Anne Elizabeth
Tempe
John Ellis
Phoenix
A.L. Moore & Sons
W. Adams St
Leonard J. Paidar Memorial Services Set in Valley
Leonard J. Paidar 74 died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A native of Illinois he wintered in the Valley since 1959 and was senior managing partner of Goodbody and Co. in Chicago for 25 years. He served on Northwestern University trustees and leaves two daughters Marilyn Wakefield and Shirley Bogardus, plus five grandchildren. Memorials to Northwestern University Athletic Department.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Leonard J. Paidar
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Illinois
Paidar
Mountain Shadows East
Goodbody and Co
Chicago
Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
West Morland Country Club
Paradise Valley
Northwestern University
Hazel
Marillyn Wakefield
Colorado
Shirley Bogardus
California
Northwestern University Athletic Department
Evanston, Il
Joint U S European Sun Exploration Mission Considered
Washington reporters note plans for a 1983 joint mission by NASA and the European Space Agency to place two spacecraft above and below the ecliptic plane. The goal is to study solar radiation magnetic fields corona and cosmic rays while observing sun spot evolution. NASA would fund about 140 million with a shuttle-assisted launch towards Jupiter then final stations by 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
European Space Agency
Cape Canaveral
Fla
International Sun Earth Explorer
America
NASA
Jupiter
Paradise Valley to review two La Posada permits
Paradise Valley planning and zoning will hear two special use permit requests for La Posada development at 7:45 p m Tuesday. The actions cover 69 resort units on 10 acres in town and 207 units on 15 of 20 county acres with five acres developed commercially not included. PVHA opposes annexation of the commercial acres, while Camelback Shadows Inc seeks town approval of a 30 acre plan before county review. The meeting also covers final plat for Quail Vista and preliminary plats for Privade Village and parts of Scottsdale.
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Paradise Valley
la Posada
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Maricopa County
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
PVHA
E. Lincoln Drive
Camelback Shadows Inc
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Town Hall
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Quail Vista
70Th Place
Vermont
Scottsdale
Privade Village
Scottsdale Road
Jackrabbit Road
Missing Gilbert camper found near Tortilla Flat
Jerald Glenn 35 of Gilbert was rescued by Tonto National Forest rangers after deputies located him by air. He had been missing since Friday night from a deer hunting party about five miles southeast of Canyon Lake near Route 88 and was found in good health around 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Gilbert
Tortilla Flat
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Deputies
Jerald Glenn
E. Tremaine Drive
Tonto National Forest Rangers
Department of Public Safety
Glenn
Canyon Lake
Arizona House Appropriations Tour Faces State Institutions
Arizona House Appropriations Committee members begin a four day tour visiting the University of Arizona Border Counties Narcotics Strike Force offices the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind and the Tucson Mental Health Center Pima Community College and the new medium security state prison. Federal investigators probe a desert crash near Buckeye in which 34 year old John Paul Barabasz of Phoenix is identified. In Phoenix police say Clayton Baxter and Billy Gates carnival workers are held for questioning in the stabbing death of Walter McClosky.
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Tucson
Arizona House Appropriations Committee
Thomas Goodwin
R-Tucson
University of Arizona
Border Counties
Arizona School For the Deaf and Blind
Pima Community College
Buckeye
Federal Aviation Administration
John Paul Barabasz
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Pennsylvania
Texas
California
Clayton I. Baxter
Pittsburgh
Billy J. Gates
Longview
Walter McClosky
Mt. Pass
Calif
Uranium Price Suit Goes to Trial in New Mexico
A billion-dollar uranium pricing lawsuit opened in Santa Fe before District Court Judge Edwin L. Felter. United Nuclear Corp seeks to void 27 million pounds of Yellowcake contracts with General Atomic Corp mispricing claims tied to cartel knowledge.
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Santa FE
N.M
Edwin L. Felter
United Nuclear Corp
New Mexico
General Atomic Corp
Gulf Oil
Scallop Nuclear Inc
United Nuclear
General Atomic
United
Scottsdale school board to award two construction contracts
The Scottsdale School District plans to award handball court contracts for Chaparral Coronado and Saguaro High Schools and remodel the Chaparral library. Sletten Construction Co. bid 149 300 for 24 courts while Haver Construction Co. bid 295 000 for library remodeling. Projects funded by EDA 562 000. Completion expected by spring. Meeting at Education Center 3811 N 44th St at 1 p.m.
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Scottsdale
Chaparral
Scottsdale School District
Federal Economic Development Administration
EDA
Sletten Construction Co
Phoenix
Chapar
Ral
Coronado
Saguaro
Haver Construction Co
Haver
44Th St
Assaults at Bobby McGee's parking lot injure two men
Two Scottsdale men, Mohamed Ghavami and Fereydoun Ghavami, were threatened with handguns and assaulted in the Bobby McGee's parking lot on McDowell Road. A suspect pointed a gun at Fereydoun, and Mohamed was pushed, cutting his left hand on broken glass. Both assailants were Caucasian males, about 20 to 25, six feet tall.
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Scottsdale
Bobby McGee
E. McDowell Rd
Mohamed Ghavami
E. McKellips Rd
Fereydoun Ghavami
Fereydoun Chavami
Mondale and Maynard Jackson duel on art swing
Joan Mondale and Mayor Maynard Jackson contest an art exhibit swing set at Piedmont Park in Atlanta. The $500 000 Noguchi Playscapes swing was a joint project by the High Museum of Art, the city, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Mondale pledged to spread the word on using art in playgrounds.
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Atlanta
Joan Mondale
Maynard Jackson
High Museum of Art
National Endowment For the Arts
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Transcendental
Frills
Jones
Ryan
McCormick Ranch
P.O
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Walter Mondale
Carter
Isamu Noguchi
Piedmont Park
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Dan Woodroof
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