IMF talks focus on hunger inflation over reform at Nairobi meet
At the IMF gathering in Nairobi 3500 delegates from 126 nations heard Kenya's President Kenyatta warn the world cannot stay on its current path. World Bank chief McNamara unveiled a 22 billion dollar budget for 1974 78 to aid developing nations. IMF official Witteveen urged non Communist nations to curb inflation with potential incomes policies while monetary reform was seen as easing price pressures.
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Johannese Witteveen
Scottsdale Community College to share Vocational Center with district
Maricopa County Community College District Board to approve a plan allowing SCC staff to teach college vocational courses after 4 p.m. at the new Vocational-Technical Center on the Scottsdale High School Campus. The center opens Oct 15 and SCC uses begin next semester.
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Ray Cattani
Tony’s
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Meir to Run Again as Israel Faces Harder Concessions
Golda Meir, 75, accepts Labor nomination in Tel Aviv and signals a tough general election fight over Middle East concessions. Dayan plans a partial Sinai settlement. London Times cites talks to allow Egyptian troop cross. King Hussein of Jordan liberalizes with amnesty for 750 prisoners but will not risk security.
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Jordan
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Nixon popularity slips in latest Gallup poll
Princeton Gallup survey shows 55 percent disapprove of President Nixon, 35 percent approve, with 10 percent undecided. A majority, 72 percent, believe he planned or covered up Watergate. Newsweek-Gallup poll notes 66 percent oppose Agnew resignation.
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Wife testifies Jensen admitted slayings to her
Mrs. Rhonda Jensen testified that Shawn Jensen told his wife the March 7 killings of James Burgoyne and Kathy Roger were like Vietnam. She said he cried and seemed unsure of the motive, and that he admitted the slayings on April 2 after visiting Dennis Lucas. The trial before Judge Williby Case continued.
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Shawn Jen
Sen
Vietnam
Two-Car Crash Injures Three on Miller Road
Early Sunday a two vehicle collision on Miller Road near Murray Lane injured three people. Driver Steve Slavick 20 and passenger Karen Erlandsen 15 were treated and released. Howard Duckworth 22 and a passenger were also treated and released. Slavick cited for passing on the right and speed not reasonable and prudent.
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Murray Lane
Steve J. Slavick
Obituary for Francis L. Klueber in Scottsdale
Francis L. Klueber 50 a native of Indiana died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He came to Scotts dale in 1960 from Blythe California was an Army World War II veteran and a flight specialist with the FAA in Phoenix Survived by wife Helen mother Dorothy Klueber three sons Darrel Brian and David a daughter Lisa and a brother The family requests contributions to the Arizona Heart Association funeral at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.
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Indiana
Scottsdale
Blythe
Calif
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Miller Road
Second Street
Messinger
Indian School
Klueber
E. Polk
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Helen
Dorothy Klueber
Aurora
Ind
Darrel
Brian
David
Lisa
Mary E Drewelow 69 Desert Hills DAR member dies in Arizona
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Drewelow of Carefree Arizona died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She lived in the Valley since 1964, was a DAR member since 1929 and attended Iowa State University. Survivors include husband Earl J. and two sons James H. and Robert A., plus brothers and three grandchildren. Services were private.
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Perry
Iowa
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Phoenix
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Carefree
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Services Held for Hazel R. Cole in Scottsdale
Hazel R. Cole 83 of Scottsdale died Saturday in a Phoenix nursing home. Born in New York, she moved to Arizona 15 years ago and was a graduate of Elmira Conservatory of Music. Services were at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with cremation. Survived by son Rodney of Scottsdale, daughter Shirley Powell of Santa Rosa, Calif., four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Indian School Rd
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Phoenix
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Arizona
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N.Y.) Conservatory
Burglary Probed at Scottsdale Jewelry Shop
Scottsdale police investigate a break in at Kings Turquoise and Jewelry Co. valued at 1260 dollars. Entry occurred between Friday noon and Saturday 11 am after a hole was sawed in the rear door allowing access to a map display worth 1000 dollars, six rings, a desk calculator, and a lamp taken.
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Scottsdale
Kings Turquoise and Jewelry Co
E. Thomas Rd
City Park Offers Fall Classes at Eldorado and Cox Schools
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation begins fall specialty classes this week at Eldorado Center Navajo Elementary and Cocopah Elementary. Adults may join arts crafts sewing knitting and cake decorating. Children may register in arts crafts dance baton cheerleading sewing and modeling classes. brochures available citywide.
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Scottsdale
Aerial search resumes for missing Regina Chavez
Tolleson aerial photos were planned as a second week of search for Regina Chavez, 10, who vanished last Monday after leaving school to return a neighbor’s dog. Local authorities and volunteers extend the hunt across the Tolleson area.
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Tolleson
Regina Chavez
Task force to craft Phoenix recreational facilities plan
A special task force will meet on October 10 to start a master plan integrating new recreational facilities with flood control projects in the greater Phoenix area. Maj. Henry W. Worthington of the Army Corps of Engineers will lead the panel.
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Phoenix
Henry W. Worthington
Army Corps of Engineers
Diptheria Cases Confirmed Across Southwest
Fourteen diphtheria cases have been confirmed in Arizona since the year began, with additional cases found in New Mexico and Sonora Mexico. All Arizona confirmations are on the Navajo Indian Reservation per the Maricopa County Health Department.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Sonora
Mexico
Maricopa County
Arizona Exports Hit 112.9 Million in 1972 73
Arizona exported 112.9 million dollars of agricultural products to foreign markets in fiscal 1972 73. Cotton accounted for about one third of the total with citrus next. Robert G Worden executive director of the State Office of Economic Planning and Development noted foreign sales accounted for 15.5 percent of the state's total agricultural income.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Office of Economic Planning and Development
Robert G. Worden
State Agency
Adams Hotel Demolished in Phoenix for New Construction
A further eleven story section of the Adams Hotel in downtown Phoenix was torn down by implosion on Sunday. Dore Wrecking Co. and Controlled Demolition Inc. supervised the collapse into the area where two earlier sections had been demolished as part of the new hotel project.
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Adams
Dore Wrecking Co
Controlled Demolition, Inc
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