Kennedy weighs 1975 presidential bid amid family fears
Senator Edward M. Kennedy signals delaying a decision on a White House run into late 1975 while weighing family anxiety over assassination risks and the political costs of declaring candidacy. He hints at a possible run if the country is ready for his liberal agenda and a strong fundraising effort would be needed to win delegates.
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Grant Dillman Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
White House
Bonn
Kennnedy
NBC
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Constitutional Action
ACA
Capitol consensus: Nixon impeachment likely but removal unlikely
In Washington the view among Republicans and Democrats is that President Nixon will probably be impeached by the House but not removed by the Senate. Dan Rather reports a scenario in which Nixon might take a 25th Amendment leave, with Ford running daily operations.
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Houston
UPI
Washington
Nixon
House of Representatives
Senate
CBS White
Rather
Gerald R. Ford
Spaghetti Dinner and Student Arts Events At Saguaro High
Saguaro High School hosts a fourteenth annual spaghetti dinner on April 19 in the cafeteria with music by the Man Mountain Men and the Saguaro Jazz Band, plus a 7 30 recital. Proceeds fund music education. Tickets range 2 dollars for adults and high school students, 150 for elementary, free for under five. The night also features a Theatre Arts II excerpt from Marat and district and state competition results. The event passes share space with theater productions and a vaudeville show. The Saguaro theatre program plans Broadway shows and the Music Man at late May three day run.
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Saguaro
Saguaro High School
Saguaro High
Bill-Bliffford
Daniel. McNeil
Richard Parker
John Christianson
Kenneth Libby
Charles Kahover
Joseph Hines
Saguaro” High School
Joseph Bmile
Peter Weiss
Jean- Paul Marat
Rose Nack
Elvis Presley
the Osmond Brothers
Bette Midler
Jimmy Durante
Groucho Marx
Patti,Page
Abbott and Costello
Liberace
Andrew Sisters
Rod Cullom
Darby Moore
al Lessig
Vicky Levan
Dave Mathes
Cheryl Colerick
Scott Kerhey
Nina Tutt
Lis Hartwig
Gail Wilson
Kevin Vandermelen
Adrian Rangel
Kevin White
Tom Quaid
Brian Savert
UA symposium tackles nuclear waste management challenges
National symposium at the University of Arizona April 22 24 gathers about 200 scientists and officials for six sessions on Waste Management 74. Notable attendees include Frank Pittman Alfred Whatley and Jack Westland.
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University of Arizona
Roy G
UA Nuclear Engineering
Frank Pittman
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Alfred T. Whatley
Western Interstate Nuclear Board
WINB
Jack
Westland
Lee Dye
Dye
Los Angeles Times
Post
Ted Dando
Arizona
Anpp J
Phoenix
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Battelle Northwest Laboratory
Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co
Aerojet Nuclear Co
Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd
Exxon Nuclear Co
Nuclear Safety Assn
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Geological Survey
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
UA Nuclear Engineering Dept
Arizona Atomic Energy Commission
USAEC
Ramada Inn
Reinecke seeks early trial before California primary
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke who pleaded innocent to perjury charges expressed optimism the trial would start before the June gubernatorial primary. He urged a May 20 readiness, noted a possible transfer from Washington to California, and argued trial by California jurors would be fairer during the election.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ed Reinecke
Washington
Senate
Reinecke
U.S
Parker
Watergate
Washington, D.C
California
Reinecker
Sacramento Newsmen
Judge delays Farr hearing in Manson case spy dispute
Superior Court Judge Charles H. Older postponed the April 22 hearing on whether continued jailing of newsman William Farr would force him to reveal sources for a Charles Manson murder trial story. The delay follows a Second Circuit ruling that granted a special hearing to assess if coercion, not punishment, drives Farr's confinement.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
William Farr
Charles Manson
Second Circuit Court of Appeal
Robert S. Thompson
Farr
California
Alfred J. McCourtney
Older
Manson
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lion attacks woman at Lion Country Safari park
At Irvine’s Lion Country Safari a 73 year old woman driving through the park had a window lowered by mistake. A 300 pound male lion jumped into the car, slashing her scalp and face and injuring her neck. Thelma Samsioe underwent surgery and remained in serious condition. Park officials urge visitors to keep windows closed and avoid open top vehicles.
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Irvine
API
Thelma Samsioe
Palomar Mountain
Calif
Saiddleback Hospital
Mrs. Samsioe
Lion Country Safari
Vicki Jean Milam
Rae Ann Milam
Park
Samsioe
Hearst says SLA kidnap plot hoodwinked media from Mexico
Publisher Randolph Hearst and his wife Catherine rest at Las Cruces resort near La Paz awaiting word on daughter Patricia. He denounces SLA as terrorists and criticizes press coverage while praising AIM and urging privacy during the ordeal.
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la, Paz
Mexico
UPI
Randolph Hearst
Desi Arnaz
Bing Crosby
Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
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Furry & Fung
YOUR
A&w Family
Scottsdale
McDowell
Lion Rips
Animal Park
Mrs. Simisoe
Greg Horlock
American - Indian Movement
AIM
Minneapolis
Dennis Banks
Catherine
Symbionese Liberation Army
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Hearsts
Patty
AGN
Papago Buttes Amphitheater
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