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Sprague cites Ray on conspiracy behind King’s assassination
Former House counsel Richard A. Sprague quotes James Earl Ray claiming others were involved in the MLK assassination and says Ray’s claim of a fictitious figure Raoul, tied to a gun running plot, is untrue. Rabin fined for illegal US bank account. wife Leah to stand trial over $21,000 account.
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Washington
House
Richard A. Sprague
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther Kinng
Sprague
Ray
Raoul
Memphis
King
Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Finance Ministry
Leah
Carter shutters anti inflation drive after weekend break
President Carter refines his anti inflation program after a weekend of fishing tennis and Easter services in Calhoun Georgia. He resumes work with staff Cabinet meetings and a noontime lunch with Vice President Mondale.
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Washington
Carter
Calhoun
Walter Mondale
Housing costs rise outpace incomes in 1975 survey
A 1975 Census Bureau HUD housing survey shows family incomes for both homeowners and renters did not keep pace with climbing housing costs. The report notes saying updates may be needed to reflect higher costs and the growing burden on households.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Story
Ink tagging trackback: new method detects backdated records
Treasury sleuths unveil ink tagging to reveal false bookkeeping. The ink scan shows whether documents were backdated and the program, launched in 1973, is about 70 percent complete per Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms spokesmen.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Protests Grow Over Bhutto Opponents Deaths in Pakistan
In Islamabad police killed protesters and injured others as marches and prayer services spread for Bhutto critics. Casualties and arrests mount amid ongoing political violence and demonstrations nationwide.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Rudd to Discuss Scottsdale Airport With City Council
Congressman Eldon Rudd is to meet Scottsdale officials Tuesday at the municipal airport to review past growth and expansion options. A 3 p.m. session will discuss the airport, with a flight view planned, followed by a 4 p.m. briefing on city issues. The talks mark Rudd’s briefing as part of outreach to Arizona’s delegation.
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Eldon Rudd
R-Ariz
Scottsdale
Rudd
George Britton
Britton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Taras Shevchenko Crew Guards Vessel Flags Aboard
The Taras Shevchenko remains on board with the gangway guarded as American and Soviet flags fly aboard, while host nation flag is shown forward. Crew continues on duty and small craft are kept from approaching the ship.
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Creee OY
Ruby Vacattawa
LU WO
VNC
Hilu Lusluuy
Taras Shevchenko
Sunfish Delights Kids at Easter Break on Eldorado Lake
Jeff Saville, 9, of Mesa and Mark Seifert, 10, a Tonalea School fourth grader, reeled in a sizeable sunfish during the final day of a school Easter vacation at Eldorado Lake, showing off a simple hook and line catch that pleased both youngsters.
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Eldorado Lake
Jeff Saville
Mesa
Mark Seifert
Arizona delegation foresees CAP funding restoration
Arizona lawmakers told Salt River Project officials they expect part of the 104 million CAP funding cut by President Carter for 1977-78 to be restored by Congress. SRP leaders noted uncertainty about full restoration and criticized Washington review panels for hearing mainly low level officials and governors, not stronger proponents.
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Arizona
Salt River
Central
Carter
SRP
A.J. Pfister
Congress
Ford Administration
Pfister
White House
Washington
D.C
Ted Riggins
Weekend Weather Outlook for City A
Mostly sunny and breezy today with a cooler feel. Sunny and warmer Tuesday with highs in the mid 80s and overnight lows in the 50s.
Scottsdale teachers vote rejection delays budget hearing
Teachers rejection of a negotiated salary and policy package postpones the district budget hearing. A three hour closed session with the superintendent and attorney will re-evaluate the situation, followed by a work study on Title IX compliance and a plan to vote April 19.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Ira King
N. 44Th St
Randall
Indians regain cultural respect as officials reexamine traditions
Scottsdale Community College anthropology professor Gary Shaffer argues Anglo biased programs harmed Indian culture and participation. He cites hospital misunderstandings and past government efforts to erase traditions, urging accommodation and indigenous control in education and policy.
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Gary Shaffer
Scottsdale Community College
Arizona
Scottsdale
Shaffer
Public Health Service
Rough Rock
Ariz
Utah
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