Hoffa Foster Son Questioned as Hoffa Missing Case Grows
FBI questioned Charles O Brien Hoffa s foster son amid suspicions linked to the international union case. O Brien who aligned with Frank Fitzsimmons was in Washington with claims of union business and unhappiness with Hoffa s children. The Star reports an airline employee saw him in National Airport on Monday amid Hoffa s disappearance.
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Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Unon
Hoffa
Charles
Chuckie” O'Brien
FBI
O'Brien
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Washington Star
O’brien
Union
National Airport
Memphis
the Star
The
Star
Justice Department
Washington
Teamster
Fitzsimmons
Mathews Sworn as HEW Chief Also Cites No Grand Promises
Washington Dr. David Mathews sworn in as secretary of Health Education and Welfare says he cannot offer grand promises to fix social ills. At 39 he is the youngest cabinet member and the first Southerner in Ford’s administration. He warns such promises would seem insensitive to fears and hopes central to the department.
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Washington
David Mathews
Ford campaign chief cites Reagan delegates as problem
Ford campaign manager Howard Callaway said his critique targeted Reagan delegates rather than Republicans in general. He acknowledged some unfavourable reaction but reported Rockefeller himself offered only a "very good understanding" of the situation.
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Washington
Ford
Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Howard
Bo” Callaway
Army
Rockefeller
Marcos plans talks with U.S. on bases handover start
President Ferdinand E. Marcos says he expects to begin negotiations with the United States soon over taking over U.S. bases in the Philippines. He will start with lower level talks to separate noncontroversial issues from the controversial ones. Also noted are hot forecast highs near 110 and partly cloudy skies into Saturday with overnight lows about 82.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
United States
U.S
Marcos
Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Burton
Qui
Officials fail to push north hospital plans
A plan for a 240 bed hospital at Pima Road and Shea Boulevard in North Scottsdale did not receive a recommendation from eight county subcommittees reviewing expansion of hospital facilities in Maricopa County. The North Scottsdale Associates proposal remains alive pending public hearings and council review, while other applicants faced incomplete submissions.
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Tim McGraw
North Scottsdale
Maricopa County
North Scottsdale Associates
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Burton
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
McCormick Ranch
SMH Rate Increase in Question as Approval Looms
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital seeks an 8.5 percent rate rise for patient health services, with a decision due today from the state. If approved, the increase would take effect Saturday. Semi private rooms would jump from 60 to 69 dollars, about a 15 percent rise, while other services may see minimal or no increases.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
George Livington
Livington
State Department of Health Service
SMH
Hal North
Department of Health Services
Scottsdale Memorial
Youth pleads guilty to two Scottsdale bank robberies
Paul V. Packard, 15, of Scottsdale, admitted guilt to a March 13 bank robbery and an attempted robbery at a Scottsdale branch of the Arizona Bank and the Continental Bank. He was committed to custody for the maximum juvenile sentence. his brothers Donald and Edwin Michael, ages 19 and 26, are in federal prison after pleading guilty to several robberies.
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Paul V. Packard
Scottsdale
Corrections Department
Donald
Edwin Michael
Paul
Arizona Bank
Continental Bank
Nixon Silent One Year After Resignation in San Clemente
One year after resigning on August 9 1974 Richard Nixon remains in self imposed isolation in San Clemente California. He offers no public comments and is rarely seen by residents or tourists who visit the area. Friends say his recovery from surgery and phlebitis treatment continues while guards guard the estate and the beach remains open to the public.
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
America
California
Emil Radics
Clairvoyant predicts Scottsdale changes beyond five years
Glendale psychologist Gil Gilly told a Scottsdale Chamber breakfast that the city will undergo major transformation. He foresees one way streets, improved transport and new industries, plus a larger airport, but warns of water shortages and a major earthquake by 1980.
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Scottsdale
Glendale
Gil Gilly
Gilly
SunBurst Hotel
Thomas Road
68Th Street
Civic Plaza
Judi Campbell
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
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Turkey
Ihsan Sabri Caglayangil
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Armco Steel Corp
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
North Hospital
Health Planning Council
Facilities and Services Review Committee
Planning Council
Milton Gan
Maryvale Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix Baptist Hospital
Boswell Memorial Hospital
John C. Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Gan
Phoenix Civic Center Plaza
76Th Street
Richard Nixon
Parks and Recreation Department
Federal Reserve Board
Bob Johnstone
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