Rockefeller nomination faces Senate split over qualifications
Senate debate on the offer to name Nelson Rockefeller as vice president drew dissent from Sen. Birch Bayh who plans to vote against him fearing lack of public confidence and potential impropriety. Sen. Barry Goldwater opposed him. Sen. James Buckley supported him with reservations. Sen. Hugh Swater switched from support citing Rockefeller’s gifts and loans totaling over 2.5 million dollars to friends.
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Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Rockefeller
New York
Bayh
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ford
James L. Buckley
R-C-N.y
Swater
Ehrlichman testifies Nixon urged no clemency for burglars
Ex White House aide John Ehrlichman testified Nixon told him three weeks after Watergate not to discuss clemency for the burglars. He said Nixon later suggested a pardon for all principals by year end. In Stockholm Solzhenitsyn won the 1970 Nobel Literature Prize after a four year wait, with a long ovation but a boycott by Communist diplomats.
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Idea
Washington
White House
John Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Stockholm
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Banks in Trouble Rise Says Deputy Comptroller
Washington reports more banks in jeopardy than in 12 years with 150 on the special surveillance list up from 100 a year ago. Deputy Currency Comptroller Justin Watson notes only a handful are in serious difficulty.
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Washington
Justin Watson
Suit claims TV networks monopolized air time
Washington civil anti trust suits accuse ABC NBC and CBS of illegally monopolizing air time with their in house entertainment programs. Attorney General William Saxbe states the new actions echo 1972 suits previously dismissed.
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Washington
Justice Department Today
William Saxbe
ABC
NBC
CBS
Albert says Willas resigns Ways and Means chair due to ill health
Speaker Carl Albert reports Congressman Willas will give up the House Ways and Means chair amid ill health. Mills, a longtime power on the committee, has faced decline after links to a Washington stripper. He is hospitalized suffering exhaustion.
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Washington
Carl Albert
Willas
House
Mills
Capitol Bill
Dow Jones Industrial Average rises as Fed eases credit
New York reports the Dow Jones Interim Average up 17.06 points by 2 p.m. on news that the Federal Reserve Board extended easier credit to stimulate business expansion. Temperatures show slight fluctuations with highs in the upper 60s and overnight near 30s.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
SCC Board Recognizes Artichoke as SCC Mascot
The Maricopa County Community College District board unanimously recognized SCC students two elections selecting the Artichoke as the college mascot. Roger Brooks, former student body president, presented the resolution and urged honoring student choice amid a long campus dispute since 1972 over athletic expenditures and mascot symbolism.
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Todd Schwarz
Scottsdale Community
Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College
SCC
Roger Brooks
Brooks
Dwight Patterson
Forgery suspect escapes during Phoenix court hearing
Rhode Island man James Raymond Chantre, 29, linked to a drowning case, escaped from a sheriff's deputy Monday after being brought to Walter E. Bloom's South Phoenix Justice Court for a preliminary hearing. Chantre, jailed since Oct. 27, had been bound over to Superior Court and faced multiple forgery charges from Phoenix to Scottsdale.
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James Raymond Chantre
Rhode Island
Scottsdale
William Hartgraves
South Phoenix
Walter E. Bloom
Superior
Chantre
Dallas
Phoenix
Roy Finch
Mountain Shadows Resort
Lincoln Drive
Ossie Owens
Bloom
Sky. Harbor International
Lillee Vital
Wens
Owens
Ay Geertn
Itas
Sivens
Maricopa County
Kaiser Aetna proposes 517 acre McCormick Ranch planned community
Kaiser Aetna files 517.7 acre development plans at Pima Road and Shea Boulevard. The proposal includes 1,131 residential units, 550,000 square feet regional center, 150,000 square feet transport commercial, 125,000 square feet home improvement retail, four employment centers, and a 22.4 acre west side shopping hub. A 61.7 acre street and 17.5 acre park dedication along with Camelback Walk are planned. The firm offers 10 acres for a hospital and projects 2,200 to 5,700 jobs. City continuance aimed for Jan 14.
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Bruce Jameson
Kaiser Aetna
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
McCormick Ranch
George Fretz
Los Arcos Mall
Pima
Shea
6Th Street
Salt River Indian Reservation
Sentry Insurance Co
96Th
Fretz
Sentry
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
North Scottsdale Associates
North Scottsdale
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Seven plans resort shopping center crossing Scottsdale Paradise Valley
A partnership led by architect Bennie M. Gonzales proposes a mixed use complex spanning Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. The project includes a 15 acre Scottsdale shopping center with offices and residential units on upper floors and a 70s-acre resort site in Paradise Valley with a hotel tennis pools and residential space. The planning commissions were to hear rezoning requests with a continuance to January 14 and pre hearing meetings noted.
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Scottsdale Seven
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Bennie M. Gonzales
McDonald Drive
Stiadale Road
Qual Ran Road
70Th
Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission
Mary Ann Brines
Quail Run Road
FBI Joins Scottsdale Police In Hunted Jewel Thief Case
The FBI and Scottsdale police pursue Paul Roger Anderson owner of The Arizona Jewelry Co in a disappearance tied to theft by embezzlement worth as much as 500000. A fugitive warrant was issued after a complaint filed by U S Magistrate Richard Gor mil ey. Anderson allegedly staged an auction at the Scottsdale Sheraton and may have dumped items in the Valley. Anyone with tips is urged to call authorities about a damaged yellow Hertz van linked to the case.
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FBI
Scottsdale
U.S
Richard C. Gormiley
Paul Roger Anderson
Spur Circle
Anderson
The
Arizona Jewelry Co
E. Indian School Rd
Scottsdale Sheraton
Scottsdale School Board weighs halting new elementary additions
The Scottsdale School Board reviews revisions to the 1974-75 construction schedule to remodel existing facilities at Kiva Yavapai Tonalea Tonto Tavau and move annex space to expand the district warehouse. If enrollments hold, new libraries and classrooms may be replaced by remodeling and portable structures saving $265,170 from the original $1.2 million plan. The meeting is a work session with no action, but decisions may come in January.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Kiva
Yavapai
Tonto
Tonalea
Tavau
Kearney
Tavan
Scottsdale High School
Soloma School
Ema
Hopi School
Hopi
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