Goldwater denies mob links amid Arizona crime reports
U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater and his brother defend themselves as reports by the Investigative Reporters and Editors cite alleged ties to mob figures. IRE notes six months of work tracing organized crime in Arizona linked to land sales and a Bolares backdrop. Goldwater disputes the findings calling coverage libelous and shabby while Rosenzweig confirms a $5,000 Bioff contribution to the 1952 campaign.
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U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Robert
Arizona
Goldwaters
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Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Don Bolles
Arizona Republic
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Underworld
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Barbara Walters
Robert Goldwater
Phoenix
Rosenzwei
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Senate
Bioff
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Las Vegas
Westbrook Pegler
Goldwater
Rosenzweig Accused of Gambling and Prostitution
Phoenix jeweler Harry Rosenzweig, former Arizona Republican state chair and ally of Len Barry Goldwater, is accused in a sweeping IRE report of fostering gambling and prostitution in Phoenix. The investigation links him to mob connected bookmakers and syndicate figures as part of a broader pattern tied to Las Vegas gambling growth.
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House votes to repeal Byrd amendment on Rhodesian chrome
The Senate ready to follow the House in repealing the Byrd amendment allowing US firms to buy Rhodesian chrome despite a UN ban. The House vote was 250 to 145 with Carter administration support to push Rhodesia toward black majority rule.
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Dlowa
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Andrew Young
D-Ga
U.S
Young
Stephen J. Solarz
Africa
Congress
Solarz
South Africa
Robert Bauman
Russia
Today in History March 15 1977 highlights and political notes
On this date many events are noted including Caesars assassination in 44 B C and Champlain voyage in 1603. The piece also mentions Andrew Jackson birth in 1767 Maine statehood in 1820 Pancho Villa pursuit in 1916 Darwin raid in 1943 Onassis death in 1975 and U S policy debates surrounding chrome sanctions and Byrd amendment with Senate and House actions.
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Maine
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Aristotle Onassis
Paris
Henry Cabote
South Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ellsworth Bunker
Persian Gulf
Ohio towns expand municipal income taxes in 1970s figures
A statewide review shows Ohio cities and two villages increasing local income taxes since 1946, with 406 communities now levying them. Middletown Franklin Lebanon Hamilton Carlisle Germantown and others report 1975 collections and per resident amounts, along with property tax equivalents to compare financing needs.
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Ohio General Assembly
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Lebanon
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Milton
Carlisle
Germantown
Scouts Honor Court Installations and Awards Night
Scouts held a court of honor last night where officers were installed advancements announced and awards presented by troop members.
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Camp Hook
Ken Bail
Chuck Leach
Jason Sexton
Ben Dunn
Jim Harbin
Dunn
Doug Clark
Sexton
Harbin
Kent Henry
David Clark
Bail
Leach
George Frazier
Pete Robinson
Henry
Frazier
Joan Hoffman
Defiance College dean resigns amid leadership change
Defiance College announces the resignation of Dean Robert E. Ryan after three years. President Marvin J Ludwig stated Ryan will remain in position until a successor is named, with no reason given for the departure. The Scout Troop event details and unrelated mythological note follow.
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Defiance, Ohio
Robert E. Ryan
Defiance College
Marvin J Ludwig
Ludwig
Ryan
Directory Assistance charge explained by Ohio Bell
The article explains that Directory Assistance calls may incur charges except in exempt cases. It notes exemptions for coin phones, hospitals, skilled nursing homes, and residents unable to use a directory. It also states most customers are not charged and urges readers to use the directory first.
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