Proposed FBI rules limit domestic spying
Washington AP Attorney General Levi outlined draft Justice Department guidelines to curb FBI domestic security probes of non-violent groups. The rules would require a stated standard to stop full investigations and limit preventive actions to nonviolent measures only when imminent violence exists. They would narrow focus to groups seeking to overthrow the government interfere with foreign powers influence policy by force or deprive rights. Goldwater urged listening to MLK wiretap tapes to assess FBI justification for spying.
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Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
FBI
Levi
Senate Intelligence Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
United States
Babbitt aide arrested in assault
Arnold A. Bohn a 23 year old Glendale man and secretary in the Office of Attorney General Bruce Babbitt was arrested after allegedly assaulting Scottsdale police officers resisting arrest and assaulting another officer. He was cited for assault and battery of police officers failure to obey police officers and resisting arrest.
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Bruce Babbitt
Scottsdale
Arnold A. Bohn
N. Dist Drive
Glendale
Babbitt
Attorney General
Bohn
Mark Salem
Dame Samuels
Don Manross
Salem
Scottsdale Road
Samuels
John Lonsinger
World Future Society schedules two evening workshop
The Phoenix Chapter of the World Future Society hosts a two-evening Educational Futures workshop starting Friday night in the First Federal Savings community room at 44th Street and Camelback Road. Sessions explore using the future as a classroom resource with games a multimedia presentation and project design. Registration begins at 7 30 p m with Saturday’s session at Arizona State University Payne Hall Room 41. The price covers meals and refreshments at 12 50.
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Phoenix
The
World Future Society
Federal Savings
44Th Street
Camelback Road
Arizona State University
Payne Hall
Obituary of Paul W. Van Cleve Landscape Architect
Paul W. Van Cleve 98, landscape architect who shaped Phoenix Mountain Preserve open space, died at home. He built 6000 acres of preservation, worked for Phoenix Parks, HUD, FHA, and ran Van Cleve Associates. WWII navigator, Iowa State grad, resident 17 years. Survived by wife Muriel children Grady David Virginia sister and three granddaughters. Memorial services were held today.
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Phoenix Mountain
E. Paradise Drive
van Cleve
Phoenix Parks Department
Phoenix
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal
Iowa State University
Air Corps
Pacific
Muriel
Grady
David
Virginia
Francis L. Wilson services set for Friday
Francis L. Wilson aged 86 will be mourned at a Friday service in Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation is tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. Wilson, a former auto repair businessman, died Tuesday at Mesa Country Club Nursing Home. Born in North Baltimore Ohio, he moved to the Valley 15 years ago and lived at 4326 E. Glenrosa Ave. He was a World War I veteran. He leaves Marion daughter Betty Franklin of Phoenix, three brothers, two sisters all out of state, plus two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Francis L. Wilson
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Wilson
Mesa Country Club
Baltimore
Ohio
Mr. Wilson
Valley
E. Glenrosa Ave
Marion
Betty Franklin
Phoenix
SRP to release water into Verde River below Bartlett dam
Salt River Project will begin discharging water from Bartlett dam at 8 a.m. into the Verde River. Water will later fill the river channel and affect morning crossings by outdoor enthusiasts. The release follows a pause for an inspection of Granite Reef Diversion dam by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.
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Verde River
Bartlett Dam
Salt River
SRP
Granite Reef
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Granite Reef Dam
Scottsdale
Heart Institute backs Diethrich. blocks Cannon at St Joseph's
The Arizona Heart Institute rejected Dr Jack A Cannon's appointment as director of the cardiovascular disease department at St Joseph's Hospital and served notice of termination of its affiliation. The board reaffirmed Dr Edward B Diethrich as medical director of the institute.
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Phoenix
Arizona Heart Institute
Jack A. Cannon
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Cannon
St. Joseph’s
Jess Nicks
Arizona Heart Institute Board of Trustees
Edward B. Diethrich
Mwamba wins Phoenix Zoo Name the Rhino contest
Anne Turbernille of Phoenix submitted Mwamba meaning strong one in Nyakyusa and wins 25 dollars plus a one year Arizona Zoological Society membership. She plans to donate the prize to the zoo’s Development Fund. Navajo council seeks union probe delaying labor activity amid a New Mexico official’s guilty plea on explosives charges.
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Phoenix Zoo
Mwamba
Tanzania
Anne Turbernille
Arizona Zoological Society
Turbernille
The
Zoo
Window Rock
Navajo Tribal Council
Donald Noble
Afl-Cio
New Mexico
Regulators Probe State Licensing Boards Misuse Funds
The Veterinary Medical Examiners Board paid members 500 monthly professional fees beyond the 30 expense limit while the Optometry Board reimbursed hotel costs for a Tucson convention. Gov. Castro aides say actions are under review with calls for tighter administrative control. report cites industry influence, lack of bids, secrecy, and nonpublic records.
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Phoenix
Veterinary Medical Examiners Board
Optometry Board
Tucson
Dino DeConcini
Raul Castro
Department of Administration
Police auction clarifies items and totals
Police property clerk Dave Baxter said no mini bikes motorcycle parts or auto accessories will be auctioned this Saturday. He corrected a prior report noting 40 unclaimed items instead of 10 bicycles and added any unauctioned property will be destroyed, not kept by the department.
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Dave Baxter
Baxter
Tax suit over Chinle district tax rate delayed hearing
A U.S. District Court hearing in a suit by six Navajo Reservation industries challenges Chinle School District's $45.39 per $100 assessed valuation tax rate. Judge Craig moved the hearing to Friday and set December 15 for a motion to dismiss and include additional parties. The case questions the tax rate as confiscatory amid a disputed 1975-76 district budget shortfall.
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Phoenix
U.S. District Court
Howard Pyle
Pyle
Chinle
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Johnson-O’malley
Walter Craig
State of
Arizona
U.S
Apache County
Avard Hall
Robert Roessel
Kruglick Named Arizona Campaign Head for Ford 1976
Washington Burt on Kruglick a top Republican fundraiser and former state GOP finance chairman is chosen to lead President Ford s 1976 campaign in Arizona. Kruglick 50 runs a Phoenix laundry equipment rental firm and was recently retired from state party finance post.
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Washington
Burton Kruglick
GOP
Ford
Arizona
Kruglick
Phoenix
Assessor Criticizes Castro Over Property Tax Policy
Tucson-Pima County Assessor Stephen Emerine criticized Gov. Raul Castro and state legislators for indifference toward property tax equalization at a Tucson Press Club forum. He said Castro is not tuned to inflation and recession effects on homeowners.
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Tucson
Pima County
Stephen Emerine
Raul Castro
Emerine
Castro
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