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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1975

Page

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Ashland Oil names reveal illegal campaign gifts to senators and officials

Nine U S senators Rep Wilbur Mills and Gabon president were among recipients of 724000 dollars in illegal contributions and nearly 400000 dollars in payments by Ashland Oil, disclosed to the SEC under threat of court action. The release confirms Nixon era gifts and funds to Democratic Party figures, with Kentucky politicians receiving much of the money.

Washington U.S Wilbur Mills Gabon Ashland Oil, Inc Kentucky and Mills D-Ark Securities and Exchange Commission Ashland Albert Bernard Bongo Libya Nigeria Dominican Republic Omar Shah Idris SEC Richard M. Nixon Robert Strauss Democratic Party

City staff begin phased housing aid plan in Scottsdale

City planners describe a four phase program to study housing needs and markets, identify where FHA and VA housing could go, and partner with developers for growth. The effort aims to keep federal funds, assess current housing quality, rent levels, and development costs across Valley cities.

Scottsdale Dennis Parker Parker

Today in the News From Associated Press Wires

A digest of AP wire summaries covers political developments, economic updates, international events, and social issues reported across several bureaus. This brief compiles notable statements, policy shifts, and market moves shaping global affairs tonight.

Ford marks first year in office with private White House dinner

President Ford plans a private White House dinner tonight to celebrate one year in office. He will depart Sunday for a 15 day vacation in Vail Colorado after two White House aide meetings where he thanked staff for a successful year in office.

Washington Ford White House Vail Colo

Weather outlook with hot temperatures and thundershowers

Variable cloudiness continues today and tonight with a chance of late day or evening thundershowers and blowing dust. Continued heat with highs near 107 today and around 105 on Sunday.

France to halt arms sales to white-ruled South Africa

French President Valery Giscard d Estaing announced an embargo on arms to South Africa, excluding naval weapons. The decision targets ground and air force arms while naval armaments remain unaffected.

Kinshasa Zaire Valery Giscard d’Estaing France South Africa

Hostages Freed After Tripoli Departure

Four hostages from Malaysia and Japan returned home aboard a Japan Airlines DC8 after Libyan officials ruled all four and nine Japanese crew members in good health. The fate of ten Japanese Red Army terrorists remained unknown.

Tripoli Libya Red Army Malaysia Japanese Air Lines

FBI chief open to sworn regular reports on data gathering

FBI Director Clarence Kelley said he would be willing to provide regular sworn reports on the propriety and legality of intelligence activities. He suggested reporting at scheduled intervals, possibly with portions made public, and noted the reports could cover performance and compliance with rules to Congress.

Montreal FBI Clarence M. Kelley Kelley

Fighting erupts in Luanda Angola as rival groups clash

Heavy fighting with mortars and light arms broke out in Luanda on Friday night and continued into morning. The violence centered on the homes of acting Premier N'gola Kabangu and other FNLA houses. At least three bodies were found outside the residences.

Luanda Angola N’gola Kabangu National Front For the Liberation of Angola FNLA

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital approves 8.5 percent rate hike

The State Department of Health Services approved an 8.5 percent increase in patient health service rates at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The higher charges are expected to raise about $1,155,235 in new revenue, with semi private rooms increasing from 60 to 69 dollars. Some areas may see up to 20 percent rises, but overall inflation averages 8.5 percent. This is SMH's second rate hike within a year following a 10.1 percent increase last September.

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital State Department of Health Services George Livingston SMH Livingston Scottsdale Memorial

Scottsdale awards 32 new CETA public service positions

More than 400 applicants seek 2B city jobs created with federal CETA funds. Scottsdale will fund 32 positions through June 30, with the city acting as program agent and $248,567 dedicated to city wages and fringe benefits.

Scottsdale Gary G. Barham Barham

Two men charged in armed robbery at Safari Hotel scene

An Ohio man reported losing 2400 dollars to an armed robbery behind the Safari Hotel in Scottsdale. Walter Dobrowolski 19 and David Soule 25, both of Phoenix, were arrested and held on suspicion of armed robbery after the incident near 4611 North Scottsdale Road. The victim identified Dobrowolski at the Phoenix apartment earlier and a search warrant was sought to inspect the suspect’s living space.

Ohio Phoenix Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale City Walter Dobrowolski David Soule Charles Russell Eric Dermer Dermer Russell Dobrowolski Soule

Blood stains in Hoffa case stir grand jury talk

DETROIT AP Justice Department officials weigh calling witnesses before a grand jury to probe Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance ten days after he vanished. A U S attorney sought records of Hoffa's home calls while a special grand jury in Detroit hearing corruption and organized crime evidence.

Detroit Justice Department Jimmy Hoffa Department Teamsters Union FBI U.S. Atty Ralph Guy Hoffa Lake Orion Mich Westinghouse Broadcasting Joe Giacatone Anthony Tony Jack” Giacalone Giacalone

Schools adopt taped suspensions and student rights list

Scottsdale School District will tape record all suspension conferences next year and issue a student rights list. Students may have counsel chosen by themselves or a parent in conferences to ensure fair proceedings and protect rights.

Scottsdale William Randall Randall U.S. Supreme Court Pueblo

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