Kissinger says Israeli Egyptian pact eases tensions and limits U.S. edge
Secretary Kissinger defended the interim Israel Egypt agreement as reducing tensions and potentially opening general peace. He said the pact serves Soviet and U.S. interests to lessen danger, while Congress weighs restrictions on U.S. monitoring technicians in Sinai and possible withdrawal if war breaks out. He dismissed imminent Palestinian threats and urged reciprocity in detente.
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Judicial panel strikes down Arizona nudity law
A three judge federal panel in Phoenix ruled Arizona indecent exposure statute unconstitutional in a suit by two Phoenix topless dancers. The ruling questions how the law was applied and its face validity, with Scottsdale officials noting their topless dancing ban may remain unaffected.
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Youth in critical condition after Phoenix car crash
A 18 year old passenger, Robert Koontz of Cave Creek, was listed in critical condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a vehicle driven by Sandy Ziemba overturned into the Arizona Canal near Arcadia Drive in Phoenix. Six bystanders reportedly jumped into the canal to aid Koontz as rescue crews arrived.
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Obituary John H Bergmann Retired Barber
John Harry Bergmann 67 a retired barber who owned Papago Lanes Barber Shop died Monday in Veterans Administration Hospital Phoenix Born in Pittsburgh he moved to the Valley 19 years ago He was a member of Waynesburg Elks Lodge No 757 and the Barber's Union Survivors include his wife Frances son John H Jr and daughters Sandra Lee Byrd Kaye Frances Doran Gretchen Anne Nehrling One granddaughter and a brother and sister residing out of state Services will be private and cremation will follow Arrangements were made by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel
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Indiana native Harold Arthur Smith dies in Scottsdale
Harold Arthur Smith, 82, a longtime Scottsdale resident from Indiana, died Sunday at Memorial Hospital. He lived in the Valley for 50 years and was active in Masonic Lodge 294 BPOE Scottish Rite and OREE Shrine Temple. Survivors include sons Howard and Jack and daughter Mrs Franklin Boggs. Service and interment planned in South Bend with Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Libyan oil fears rise in price and cash squeeze
Libyan rulers fear OPEC price hikes will hurt exports of high sulphur crude now priced about a dollar above standard Persian Gulf crude. Output slides from a peak five years ago, cash reserves shrink, and delayed payments threaten Khadafy's development plan as Libya pursues cautious petrodollar use abroad.
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Rhodes pushes select committee to trace MIAs
Rep. John J. Rhodes urged the House Rules Committee to approve a select committee to locate American servicemen listed as missing in action from Southeast Asia. The bill would create a temporary panel to report findings within years and dissolve 10 days after delivering its report.
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Svaco Named SCC Dean of Instruction at Scottsdale Community College
Mike Svaco, 44, former Arcadia High School math chair, named dean of instruction at Scottsdale Community College where he has taught since 1970. He cites need for capital investments to expand occupational programs and notes long-range plans.
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County food prices dip in August in Maricopa County
A First National Bank of Arizona report based on Arizona State University data shows an August food price index of 170.1 in Maricopa County, meaning a fixed basket cost 70.1 percent more than 1967. The August decrease came as declines in fruits vegetables dairy and cereals offset by higher prices for meats poultry fish and other foods.
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Thief Steals Guns and Tools From Scottsdale Shed
A Scottsdale resident reported Sunday and Monday theft from a backyard storage shed. Police found no forced entry. Missing items include multiple firearms a 12 gauge Remington shotgun a 16 gauge Remington shotgun a 30 06 Remington bolt action rifle a .22 caliber semi automatic rifle a box of shotgun shells an electric sander a drill a wrench and socket sets and drill bits.
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Adobe Mountain inmates charged in guard slaying
Phoenix report says three Adobe Mountain School inmates Darrell Ross 15 Earl Robinson 17 and Michael R Starks 17 face murder charges after guard Paul Rast 38 of Mesa was choked to death in a Phoenix correctional facility cottage attack Rast was attacked Friday as he entered the cottage Judge denies Warren bid in Seattle federal case Lindberg will revisit motion after government presents its case Jury selection expected today
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Tucson employee defends study on retirement fund handling
David M. Nyberg, supervisor of investment for the State Retirement System, says a critical study he wrote was done on his own initiative. The study concluded fund managers were out of line in handling the $750 million retirement fund. Also reported is rising Forest Service fees threatening 13 000 Boy Scouts at Camp Canton, with fees increasing from 61 to 1138 over three years.
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Press urged to combat underworld by free reporting
Florida official E. Wilson Purdy, Dade County Public Safety director, told the National Organized Crime Task Force that free rein for reporters is essential to probe organized crime. He urged Citizens crime commissions and tenacious newspaperman reporters to help thwart the underworld.
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Planners to Hear Kaiser's Proposal at McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale Planning Commission will review Kaiser Aetna requests to amend the McCormick Ranch PCD plan. Proposals relocate a park and school site from Via de Ventura to north side and designate a Shea Hayden health center as a church. Staff expected to recommend approval of both changes amid broader zoning ordinance revisions.
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