Kissinger heads for Africa on shuttle diplomacy
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger left Zurich en route to Tanzania to seek peace in southern Africa. A senior official said he aims to persuade three leaders, including Tanzania's Julius Nyerere, that a framework for black white talks must be agreed before the rains.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Henry A. Kissinger
Tanzania
Africa
Kissinger
Julius Nyerere
Kenneth
Diplomatic Push on Rhodesia South Africa and Namibian ties
Kissinger seeks talks to transfer power in Rhodesia from white minority to black majority and to free Namibia from South African rule. Nyerere Kaunda may press Black leaders to talks while Vorster engages Ian Smith. Pretoria hints at noncoercive stance, yet evidence shows pressure via logistics and border restrictions increasing.
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Kaunda
Zambia
John Vorster
South Africa
Kissinger
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
Namibia
United Nations
Nyerere
Vorster
Ian Smith
Kennedy plot figures examined in Springfield case
Two men who met at a Salvation Army dormitory were assessed by a psychiatrist to gauge their fitness to stand trial on charges of plotting to kill Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Authorities question whether the alleged plot was a hoax, as all three pleaded innocent and a Sept. 20 date was set for further proceedings.
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Springfield
Mass
Salvation Army
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Springfield District Court
Sandra R
Rondeau
Westfield
David J. King
Robert E. White
White
George A. Sheehy
FBI
Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
King
Independent candidate Bob Field files for U.S. Senate seat
Scottsdale resident R C Bob Field files as an independent for outgoing Senator Paul Fannin seat. Field 46 says he is the only candidate with statewide general election experience, faces Dennis DeConcini Republican Sam Steiger Libertarian Allan Norwitz and William Feighan in November. He has switched parties and collected 9450 signatures with 5522 valid required.
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Scottsdale
R.C
Bob” Field
U.S. Senate
Paul Fannin
Field
Third St
Arizona Corporation Commission
Ernest Garfield
Senate
Ony
Dennis DeConcini
Sam
Steiger
Allan Norwitz
William M. Feighan
Maricopa County
Hungerford to open Arcadia political series
Robert Hungerford Republican candidate for Maricopa County Attorney will open Arcadia Student Political Union series as first speaker at 3 p.m. on Wednesday for Arcadia students. The group plans talks by John Rhodes Raul Castro Bart Fleming Paul Fannin with Castro's talk open to the public. a nuclear power initiative debate is planned for Sept 22.
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Robert Hungerford
Maricopa County
Arcadia
Hungerford
House
John Rhodes
Raul Castro
Bart Fleming
Paul Fannin
Sam Steiger
Senate
Morris Udall
Phoenix
Margaret Hance
Barry Goldwater
Castro
Scottsdale considers progressive zoning to allow vehicle and boat sales on highway commercial property
Scottsdale planners discuss revisions to allow boat, recreational vehicle and used car sales on highway commercial land with use permits and new display standards. Also proposed is moving auto rental lots from central business district to highway commercial zones, and a resort zoning plan for a 70 acre parcel across Scottsdale and Paradise Valley with a resort corridor study slated for completion by December.
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Scottsdale
Bussard
Paradise Valley
Planning Commission
Jackrabbit Road
Arizona Canal
Indian Bend Wash
Club House
McCormick Ranch
Obituary for Marian MacFarlane in Scottsdale
Marian E. MacFarlane 75 of 4825 N 74th Place died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Chicago she moved to the Valley 18 years ago from Lancaster Ohio. She was a member of St Barnabas On The Desert Episcopal Church. Survived by daughter Roberta N Nickerson of Lancaster Ohio two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services were held at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with private interment.
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Marian E. MacFarlane
N. 74Th Place
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chicago
MacFarlane
Roberta N. Nickerson
Lancaster
Ohio
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Judge declines to hear Palo Verde plant suit
U.S. District Judge Irving Hill refused to hear a bid to block the Palo Verde nuclear plant near Buckeye, saying he lacks jurisdiction. The suit by Robert H. Fendler for Save Needed Environmental Levels League seeks an immediate halt until a new environmental impact statement is filed.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
Irving Hill
Palo Verde
Buckeye
Robert H. Fendler
Lincoln and
U.S
Save Needed Environmental Levels League
Phoenix
Washington, D.C
Burglary Strikes Scottsdale Office of Local businessman
Burglars broke into James C. Walters office in Scottsdale between Saturday evening and Monday morning. Police report no forced entry and total stolen value about 1220, including a 750 stereo amplifier, 250 stereo receiver, 120 calculator, and two sets of silver and gold pens worth 100.
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Scottsdale
James C. Walters
Walters
Prescott officers seek overtime pay for 6477 hours
Yavapai County Sheriff says Sgt. Paul Grimes and Cpl. Gene Littler of the Mayor Patrol Division requested 6477 hours of overtime pay or compensatory time off. The request was filed on Monday.
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Prescott
Yavapai County
Robert Scott
Paul Grimes
Gene Littler
Mayor
County drops drug charge in heroin conspiracy case
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Fred Hyder dismissed charges against three men accused of conspiring to distribute nearly nine pounds of Mexican heroin after the state said it was not prepared for trial.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Fred Hyder
Judy O'Neill
Recount Looms After Primary Ballot Problems in Tucson
Pima County Election Bureau may recount over 88 000 ballots before certification. County Republican Chairman Charles King told supervisors that precinct 132 voters received incorrect ballots possibly causing cross party voting.
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Tucson
Pima County Election Bureau
County Board of Supervisors
Charles King
King
Shelton Trails Brown by Three Votes in District 3 Race
Diana K. Shelton led the Democratic primary for Maricopa County District 3, but final unofficial totals show Harvey S. Brown ahead by three votes. Brown 9,976 to Shelton 9,973. county recorder Tom Freestone notes the board will officially certify the tally today.
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Phoenix
Diana K. Shelton
Maricopa County
Harvey S. Brown
Tom Freestone
Brown
Shelton
Board of Supervisors
Encephalitis Confirmed in Stanfield Child
The State Department of Health Services reports one confirmed case of St. Louis Encephalitis in a Stanfield child. Six other possible cases are being tested in Stanfield and Laveen, with lab work ongoing.
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Phoenix
St. Louis
Stanfield
State Department of Health Services
Jon Counts
Bureau of Disease Control and Laboratory Services
Pinal County
Laveen
Maricopa County
Swine flu vaccine rollout aims for Oct 1 availability
Government doctor says nearly 30 million Swine flu vaccine doses will be ready by October 1 with 117 million by December and 13 million by mid January. Most adults may be immunized by year end, with about 56 percent aiming to be vaccinated. Dosage guidance for chronically ill children under 18 will be set soon.
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Washington
Theodore Cooper
House Health
Cooper
Prescott man charged in extortion plot
Arizona man Andrew Krantz 53 of Prescott held on 250000 bail on charges of attempted extortion against The Publishers Agency Inc a 23 volume encyclopedia publisher in Cornwells Heights Pennsylvania. FBI says he studied the set and planned to demand one million dollars after threatening to disclose inaccuracies.
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Philadelphia
Arizona
FBI
Andrew Krantz
Prescott
Publishers’ Agency, Inc
Cornwells Heights
Krantz
U.S
Peter Scuderi
Pennsylvania
Bureau
Three plead not guilty in Paradise Valley beating case
John Harvey Adamson a Peoria rancher Stan Tanner a Chandler plumber and James Robison a Chandler plumber pleaded not guilty in Maricopa County Superior Court to 15 counts tied to the February 24 1975 beating of agent Les Boros in a Scottsdale hotel room. Trial set for November 29 with October 1 for Adamson in a separate fatal car bomb case against Don Bolles. Bonds range from 4400 to 16700 with travel permission granted for Tanner.
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John Harvey Adamson
Maricopa County
Paradise Valley
Adamson
I Peoria
Stan Tanner
Chandler
James Robison
Les Boros
Don Bolles
Superior Court
C. Kimball Rose
Tanner
Robison
Rose
Boros
Scottsdale Sheraton Inn and Villas
Scottsdale Rd
Edward C. Rapp
Ribison
Chaparral High Fine Arts Committee Plans Meeting
Chaparral High School forms a six member fine arts committee with six faculty members and parents to raise exposure to art drama music dance photography and humanities. The meeting at 2 45 p m in the music building is open to interested parents and aims to publicize the November play sponsor speakers and consider a fine arts festival and student faculty follies plus an art masterpieces program and monthly meetings.
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Chaparral
Pam Krewson
Veterans job seminar set in Phoenix basement
A veterans employment seminar will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday in the basement auditorium of the Department of Economic Security at 1717 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix. The event will show veterans where to obtain job counseling how to prepare a resume and how to use veterans benefits with businessmen and government experts on hand.
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Department of Economic Security
W. Jefferson St
Phoenix
Scottsdale Community College election opens campaign for student government
Campaigning began today as SCC voters prepare to choose a new student government after last spring's election was voided. Two slates the Artichokes and Students for 76 and an independent candidate filed petitions for president a Sept 27 to 29 election date set by the SCC Supreme Court.
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Scottsdale Community College
Artichokes
Students For
Gene Thon
SCC
Supreme Court
Panke
Maricopa County Community College Board
Board of Publications
Senate
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