Kissinger eyes Syria Israel accord push at UN
Secretary of State Kissinger said the Sinai accord is a first step toward a broader Mideast settlement and signaled readiness to promote an Israel Syria agreement. He urged seizing opportunities, hinted at alternatives to a Geneva conference, and said the US will consult on reopening talks while avoiding exclusion of any country. He also noted ongoing nuclear talks with the Soviet Union and future meetings in Europe.
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United Nations, N.Y
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Mideast
Syria
Israel
Middle East
Kissinger
Soviet Union
United States
Jordani
Egypt
Palestine Liberation Organization
West Bank
Jordan River
Andrei A. Gromyko
Europe
Kremlin
Hearst May Testify On Bail in San Francisco Case
Patricia Hearst may testify or file an affidavit at Tuesday bail hearing to show she is not a flight risk. Defense and prosecution discuss conditions while FBI found a seven page document criticizing SLA companions. Randoph and Catherine Hearst expected to testify for minimal or no bail.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Miss Hearst
Randoph
Catherine Hearst
MacInnis
SLA
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
U.S
James L. Browning
Secutor
San Francisco Chronicle
William
Emily Harris
Wendy Yoshimura
Panel to ponder spending cuts in Scottsdale forum
A panel discussion titled What spending should get cut first will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Community Room of the First Federal Savings building at 6950 E Camelback Rd Scottsdale. Panelists include Robert Corbin Maricopa County supervisor and State Treasurer Bart Fleming.
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Scottsdale
First Federal Savings Building
E. Camelback Rd
Robert Corbin
Maricopa County
Bart Fleming
FBI says Hearst wasn't in Phoenix as Newsday claimed
The FBI in Phoenix said there was no information placing Patricia Hearst in the Phoenix area. Assistant Special Agent in Charge Roger Young stated no location for Hearst or the fugitives existed, and no Phoenix leads were active at the time of Hearst's San Francisco arrest. Newsday had reported sightings linked to Hearst and Yoshimura in Phoenix over two months.
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Phoenix
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Long Island
Newsday
Roger Young
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Phoenix FBI
Young
Harrises
Wendy
Yoshimura
Hearst
SCC Lockers Burglarized Then Aided by Win at Saguaro
SCC players were bused to Saguaro High to face Phoenix College and won. Upon return they discovered eight lockers had been burglarized, totaling about 100 dollars missing.
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Saguaro High
Phoenix College
SCC
Woman Drowns in Cave Creek Pool
A 43 year old Cave Creek woman Patricia Ann Thompson was found dead in her family pool Saturday evening by her husband George Thompson. He said they had dinner by the pool and she went for a dip after drinking heavily. He discovered her body when returning from the house. Deputies reported no signs of foul play.
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Cave Creek
Patricia Ann Thompson
Gunsmoker Circle
George Thompson
Balsz Teachers Vote to Join AFT Representation
In a vote at the Balsz School District southwest of Scottsdale, 65 of 117 teachers backed AFT representation while one opposed and 45 favored the existing Balsz District Teachers Association. Virgil Watkins of Orangedale Elementary leads the Balsz Federation of Teachers.
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Balsz
AFT
Arizona Federation ‘of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Scottsdale
David Crockett
Griffith
Orangedale
Virgil Watkins
Balsz Federation of Teachers
Watkins
First-Step pushes marijuana reform drive in Arizona
Jim Longo, head of First-Step and assistant state director of NORML, seeks credibility by building a professional, grassroots lobby for decriminalizing marijuana. The Tucson group aims to recruit respected community members, expand statewide, and rally undecided voters in Phoenix after gains in Tucson and at the state legislature.
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Jim Longo
Tucson
Arizona
Longo
First-Step
NORML
National Organization of the Reform of Marijuana Laws
University of Arizona
Oregon
Pima County
Phoenix
Boat explosion at Saguaré Lake injures two
A 26 year old boat exploded in 40 feet of water at Saguaré Lake injuring two and letting one escape. Carol Giles 25 of Phoenix and Gene Kinderman 32 of Fountain Hills were rescued by helicopter and taken to Maricopa County General Hospital where Giles is in critical condition and Kinderman in satisfactory condition. Investigators blame improper engine ventilation on the 1949 Chris craft.
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Saguaré Lake
Carol Giles
W. Laurel
Phoenix
Gene Kinderman
Oro Grande
Fountain Hills
Giles
Maricopa County General Hospital
Kinderman
Department of Public Safety
Chris Craft
Paradise Valley Seeks Census Takers For Oct Start
Paradise Valley officials seek fourteen numerators for a mid decade census in Maricopa County to update state sales tax and federal revenue sharing. Applicants 18 or older must be U.S. citizens and area residents, able to work full time with some evenings, and attend training. Pay is about 20 dollars per day. Applications at Town Hall 6401 E Lincoln Dr, 8 to 5, by Sept 30. Qualified applicants take a written test Oct 1 at 9 a.m.
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Paradise Valley
Bureau of Census
Maricopa County
U.S
Brines
Town Hall
Lincoln Drive
Utilities sue New Mexico over export tax ruling
Arizona Public Service Salt River Project Tucson Gas and Electric Southern California Edison and El Paso Electric joined California and Texas utilities in a federal suit filed Friday in Santa Fe challenging New Mexico's tax on exported electricity.
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Phoenix
Arizona
California
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Tucson Gas and Electric Co
Southern California Edison Co
el Paso Electric Co
Santa Fe
State rule may force Tucson District eighth graders to repeat
Up to 25 percent of Tucson District One’s eighth graders could flunk under a state board rule effective January 1. The policy requires sixth grade proficiency in reading, writing and arithmetic before eighth graders enter high school. Districts must devise and administer proficiency exams.
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Tucson
State Board of Education
CAP closes Pueblo headquarters after missing plane search ends
Colorado Civil Air Patrol shuts its Pueblo mission HQ after no trace of a missing plane for 10 days. Two CAP aircraft planned to continue the search for the plane piloted by Harald Early, 49, of Chandler, with Harold Adams, 46, of Tempe aboard.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Civil Air Patrol
Arizona
CAP
Harald Early
Chandler
Harold Adams
Tempe
Dust storm warning signs fail to curb hazards
State and federal officials say dust storm signs along Interstates 10 and 8 near Casa Grande are ineffective. Erected after deadly 1970 71 storms that killed up to eight motorists, the 40 electronic signs urge caution during dust storms.
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Phoenix
Casa Grande
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