Kissinger Sees Path to Detente But Warns Against Trade Leverage
Secretary of State Kissinger told a Senate panel the United States will seek nuclear limits and troop cuts with the Soviet Union but will not use trade policy to press emigration changes for Soviet Jews. He outlined SALT aims through 1985 and warned that using economic pressure could revive cold war doctrines. He emphasized stability requires tech factors like missile throw weight and accuracy, not just numerical balance.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Moscow
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Soviet Union
U.S
Dean Rusk
Kayetan Named New Registrar of Contractors in Arizona
Governor Williams announced James A. Vivian will resign as registrar and John J. Kayetan will replace him. Kayetan, deputy registrar since 1961, will become acting registrar September 23. Vivian will join a private engineering firm and led a drive against unlicensed contractors. A legislative committee studies tightening controls on unlicensed contractors.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Williams
James A. Vivian
John J. Kayetan
Vivian
Kayetan
State Board of Education
Roth files for Maricopa Superior Court seat in Scottsdale
Scottsdale political filing shows Roth, a Republican, submitting petitions with 5716 signatures for the Division 4 superior court post vacated by Judge Laurens Henderson. He seeks removal from JP candidacy and faces a deadline after not being on the primary ballot. Roth emphasizes tough crime stance and maximum sentences for repeat offenders.
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Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Dan Roth
Maricopa County
Roth
Robbers Escape With 10000 From Basha's Market
Three men robbed a Basha's Market at Tri-City Mall this morning and fled with an estimated $10,000. The incident occurred in Mesa and details of suspects were not provided.
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MESA
Tri-City
Parking elevator delay stalls Downtown Re development plan
City council decided to postpone adding two hydraulic elevators to the Downtown Re parking structure amid a $70 000 estimated cost for the two units and related construction. Taliesin Associates says 60 000 of the figure covers elevators while 10 000 covers architect and other costs. Council members cited budget cuts and the ability to add the lifts later, though some urged reserving lower level spots for invalids and noted the structure already offers full wheelchair access via ramps.
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William Jenkins
Richard V. Campana
Taliesin Associates
George Kannella
Herb Drinkwater
Paul Messinger
City council clears bank construction near Scottsdale roads
The Scottsdale City Council approved a development plan with Scottsdale Joint Ventures for the Bank of Scottsdale to be built on the northeast corner of Scottsdale and Indian School Roads. The agreement ensures future widening rights, with 80 year lease terms delaying ownership until 1984 and a plan to dedicate street right of way at that time. The bank site sits north of Benihana of Tokyo and marks the first financial unit in a larger complex including banks and commercial space.
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Bank of Scottsdale
Scottsdale Financial Center
Scottsdale and
Indian School Roads
Scottsdale Joint Ventures
Scottsdale Road
Richard Filler
Filler
Development Review Board
Bank
Bomb Threats Strain Schools Start Year
On the first day at Tonto Elementary a bomb threat was called in then Yavapai Elementary received another and Scottsdale High faced a threat. No bombs were found but evacuations occurred as police and Rural Fire bomb specialist Steve Hermann noted the cycles of threats and the low real bomb rate.
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Tim McGraw
Tonto Elementary
Yavapai Elementary
Roy Haenfler
Scottsdale High School
Steve Hermann
Hermann
RFD
National
Scottsdale Candidate Forums Kick Off With Morning Breakfast
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce resumes candidate forums with a 7:30 a.m. Friday breakfast featuring state superintendent hopefuls Carolyn Warner and Bill Roark at the Little Red Schoolhouse. Forums continue weekly until the election, culminating Nov 1 with U.S. Senate hopefuls Barry Goldwater and Jonathan Marshall.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carolyn Warner
Bill Roark
Little Red Schoolhouse
E. Main St
U.S. Senate
Barry Goldwater
Jonathan Marshall
Chamber
Corporation Commission
Bud Tims
Ernest Garfield
Bob Field
Hector Morales
Warner Lee
Bruce Babbit
Obituary for John M. Pierson 72 Bus Driver
John M. Pierson, 72, longtime Chicago Transit Authority bus driver of 39 years, died Wednesday at his home 8632 E. Mulberry. He moved from Chicago to Scottsdale in 1970, was a Sun Valley Baptist Church member, and is survived by his wife Pauline, five daughters, one son, four brothers, two sisters, and fifteen grandchildren. Services Friday at 11 a.m. Green Acres Mortuary, with visitation Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. Burial at Green Acres Cemetery.
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John M. Pierson
Chicago Transit Authority
E. Mulberry
Pierson
Chicago
Sun Valley Baptist Church
Pauline
Eleanore Pierson
Korea
Betty Shorner
Illinois
Donna Fones
Scotts
Dale
Fran Landra
Scottsdale
Mildred Burrows
Colorado
John E
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Cemetery
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
By Yul Conaway
Mountain View Road
Arizona
United Press International
Senate Interior Committee
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Page, Ariz
Fannin
Page
Colorado River
Arizona Public Service Co
Glendale Community College
Dan Schreiber
Planned Parenthood of
Adobe
Maricopa County Flood Control Advisory Board
Herb Donald
Saddleback Meadows
John Carl Banta
See’s Evening High School
City Council
Gus Blakenship
Mac Carvalho
William Rigel
Lillian Field
Betty Strauss
Wes Bolin
Michael Goodwin
Russ Williams
Raul Castro
Williams-Castro
Holiday Inn
Marshall
Goldwater
SunBurst
Rep
John Conlan
Byron
Bud” Brown
Lulls
Oharmac
Fountain & Food Service
Scottsdale Rd
Tao
John Pierson
W. Broadway
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