Hughes aide denies he is Deep Throat
Robert Bennett, a former Washington public relations man named by Rolling Stone as Deep Throat, denies being the Watergate informant. Bennett calls the story nonsense and says it has been discredited and predates the magazine piece by months. The report notes Woodward and Bernstein have refused to identify the source.
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NEW York
Robert Bennett
Washington
Rolling Stone
Deep Throat
San Francisco
Bennett
Nixon White House
Washington Post
Bob Woodward
Howard Hughes
Arizona House outlines revisions to auto emissions law
Arizona House leaders unveil amendments to head off repeal of the auto emissions rule. Proposals include waivers for welfare recipients, repair cost caps, and easier testing logistics to ease motorists burden. Barr says changes aim to keep the law, while opponents say changes come too late.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Burton Barr
Rphoenix
Maricopa
Pima
Budget committees edge toward $800 million next year
PHOENIX AP The House and Senate appropriations panels moved only slightly in crafting an $800 million budget for the coming year. They approved funds for a few minor agencies but made no progress on education health and welfare and larger agencies. The Senate upheld House funding of 107000 for the State Farm Labor Relations Board, a disputed entity that has yet to supervise elections or handle many complaints since its 1973 creation.
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Phoenix
House
Senate Appropriations
Senate
State Farm Labor Relations Board
United Farm Workers Union
Senate Committee
Business groups blast Arizona lawmakers and papers as anti‑business
The Business Political Committee of Arizona charged lawmakers and state newspapers with anti‑business bias at its annual meeting. John Leonard said manufacturing lacks legislative voice and urged business leaders to stand up or risk closing. He criticized the Arizona Daily Star for anti‑business bias and suggested boycotting ads, while noting advertisers fear retaliation and political pressure from opponents of free enterprise.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Business Political Committee of
John Leonard
Arizona Association of Industries
Mac Dossey
Arizona Retailers Association
Keith Anderson
Arizona Automobile Dealers Association
Leonard
District Honor Chorus and School Events At Tavan And St Theresa
Tavan School joins District Honor Chorus with unchanged voices Linda Augeneder Merrilyn Crouch Gayle Hidde Andrea Reynolds and others while changing voices include Kevin Barnett Scott Cooley Van Dayton and more. The honor chorus performs May 9 at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts.
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Tavan School
Linda Augeneder
Merrilyn Crouch
Gayle Hidde
Andrea’ Reynolds
Terry Moreno
Kathleen O’connor
Julie Walters
Cheri Hansen
Suzi Larson
Susan Medland
Nancy Merkle
Kathy Stiles
Boys Chorus
Kevin Barnett
Scott Cooley
van Dayton
Mark Faas
Danny Fagin
Ricky Hammond
Mike Hicks
David Hogan
Joe Kelly
Tom Kelly
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Missing Emmy nominations reach academy late
Post office recovered twenty one Emmy entry cards sent six weeks earlier to the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. About 50 performers writers and directors including Robert Blake Carroll O Connor were not considered for nominations because cards missed the March 19 deadline.
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National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Robert Blake
Baretta
Carroll O’connor
Beauty pageant opens Scottsdale Thieves Market events
Miss Scottsdale Fifth Avenue competition begins at 7 p.m. as part of Scottsdale Thieves Market running through Saturday. Judges include Carlos Jurado, Debbie Goldstein, Rebba Merrill, and Rick Orick. Linda Stone hosts. Mayor William C. Jenkins crowns. Volunteers aid merchants for the Candy Stripers Scholarship Fund with bake sale proceeds.
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Scottsdale Fifth Avenue
Carlos Jurado
Kpho-Tv
Debbie Goldstein
Today Newspapers
Rebba Merrill
Ktvk-Tv
Rick Orick
Kdot Radio
Linda Stone
Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Candy Stripers
Swedish king ends U S bicentennial tour
King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden wraps up a 27 day official visit to the United States. Ambassadors to the United States and the United Nations attended his departure at Kennedy Airport as he prepared to fly to Stockholm.
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New York
Sweden
United States
United Nations
Kennedy International Airport
Carl XVI Gustaf
Stockholm
Cash flow plan faces attorney general warning
Phoenix AP reports an appropriations bill allowing the state treasurer to transfer surplus funds temporarily, a move criticized by Attorney General Bruce Babbitt. He outlines restrictions on transfers and notes projected near term shortages from July through October with a later surplus. Lawmakers dispute the opinion.
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Phoenix
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
House “Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Liner captain still at sea
Commodore Geoffrey Marr, last queen Elizabeth captain, now serves as second mate on the banana boat Manzanares. He says the work keeps him young, and he was aboard when it berthed in Albany to unload bananas.
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N.Y
Geoffrey Marr
Manzanares
Wiltshire
England
Marr
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