Scottsdale faces debate over northeasterly airport runway extension
A public hearing debated a proposed 3450 foot north east runway extension at Scottsdale Municipal Airport. Supporters from pilots and business groups argued noise reduction and safety gains while residents and a homeowners association warned of noise and property value losses. Mayor Hance urged a joint Phoenix-Scottsdale plan, with a final decision expected late this year or early next.
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Arizona Department of Transportation
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John Marks
Phoenix
Margaret Hance
Hance
Scottsdale Senior Center
Moderate earthquake rattles Utah and Colorado region
Government scientists said a 5.0 magnitude tremor shook buildings early near Roosevelt Utah, 80 miles east of Salt Lake City, with eastern Utah and western Colorado feeling the quake. No damage or injuries were reported. U S Geological Survey spokesman provided the details.
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National Earthquake Information Service
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Salt Lake City
Philadelphia chlorine leak harms hundreds in East Falls
Chlorine gas from a leaking steel cylinder at a water treatment plant sickened more than 190 people in East Falls Philadelphia. Police stress the leak prompted hospital treatment for numerous residents and workers.
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East Falls
Justice Dept to hold talks in Seoul on Park influence case
Department officials will meet Korean authorities in Seoul to discuss terms for communicating with Tongsun Park about alleged influence buying in Congress. Park, a Seoul rice dealer and millionaire, has refused to return to the United States to face federal bribery charges.
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Justice Department
Seoul
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Park
United States
Paris Hijacker Seizes Caravelle For Paris Return
A hijacker aboard an Air Inter Caravelle bound for Lyon forced the jetliner to return to Orly. He shot and wounded a flight attendant, freed six passengers, and demanded to broadcast a message to France. The stewardess was not seriously hurt.
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Air Inter Caravelle
Lyon
Judge delays trial on Howard Hughes Mormon will
A Clark County judge postponed the trial on the validity of a three page hand written document claimed as Howard Hughes will. Jury selection had been set to begin Monday before Judge Keith Hayes in Las Vegas with the November 7 date as the new schedule.
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Keith Hayes
Woman Flunks Driving Test After Parking Lot Crash
A 62 year old Scottsdale woman failed her driving test after a collision near the Scottsdale Police Department. Her car struck a parked sedan which was pushed into a pickup truck, then into another parked police vehicle. Her instructor witnessed the mishap.
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Scottsdale Police Department
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Scottsdale School District to conduct home census survey
The Scottsdale School District will survey all homes in late November to count children birth through high school. Superintendent William Randall says results will inform boundary-change plans and future population projections while addressing declining enrollment.
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William Randall
Randall
McCormick Ranch
Beverly Pergeau
PTA Community Parent Council
Pergeau
Mohave
Kaibab
Mideast accords near as Vance hints progress at UN
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said the United States and the Soviet Union may be near an agreement to resolve Palestine representation at Geneva talks. He and Andrei Gromyko stressed efforts to convene a Geneva conference before year end as negotiations continue.
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Cyrus R. Vance
United States
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Palestine
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Carter
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jordan
Moshe Dayan
Gromyko
Moscow
Geneva
Dayan
NBC Today
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White House
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Carter eyes quick tax cut
The Carter administration weighs a rapid individual tax cut for early next year if Congress stalls on the full tax program. A confidential Sept memo notes possible unemployment risks by end of 1978 and outlines tax shifts that would raise rates for high earners but lower taxes for most under $100,000.
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Carter Administration
Congress
Carter
Treasury
Polish couple in limbo as family reunion unfolds in Canada
John Olejniczak and his wife Teresa united with their son Bartek in Canada after a long struggle with U S immigration rules. A labor certificate finally unlocked a potential path to permanent residency, with congressional backing anticipated to speed U S status for the family.
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Canada
John Olejniczak
Bartek
Poland
Olejniczak
U.S
Teresa
Olejniczaks
Tempe
Department of Labor
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Ann Walter
Flow Technology of
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Labor Department
Walter
State Department
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