Fromme Receives Life Term in Ford Attempt Case
Lynette Squeaky Fromme, a Manson follower, is sentenced to life in prison after a Sacramento court conviction for attempting to kill President Ford. She screamed at the judge, hurled an apple at the prosecutor, and was carried from the room by U.S. marshals as the judge called her beyond rehabilitation.
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Calif
Lynette
Fromme
Miss Fromme
Ford
U.S
Thomas J. MacBride
Manson
Sharon Tate
Legislator Urges Probe Into Scottsdale Tow Crew Practices
Arizona Rep. Americo Mac Carvalho tells Scottsdale leaders to investigate why police do not enforce city tow ordinance. He cites citizen complaints of overcharging and violations while rotation calls for wreckers are mishandled. City Manager Aleshire says a thorough internal review is underway with a public report. Campana questions regulation of towing operators.
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Scottsdale
Americo “Mac” Carvalho
Rdist
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Carvalho
Richard V. Campana
Campana
Man sought in kidnap extortion plot in Scottsdale
Police seek a man linked to an attempted extortion against two Scottsdale High School girls. An undercover stakeout in downtown Scottsdale aimed to catch the kidnap for ransom plan as the suspect promised money in exchange for the girls safe return. The girls were unhurt and details on suspects or counts remain unclear.
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Scottsdale
Weekend Weather Outlook Mixed Sun and Mild Warmth
Mostly sunny conditions continue today and Thursday with highs in the mid 60s. Lows tonight near 38 at the airport and about 30 in the valley locations.
Smitty's Big Town variance request postponed again
The Board of Adjustments will postpone for two weeks the variance request for a Smitty's Big Town store at the northwest corner of 61st Place and Thomas Road. Smitty's reps sought the continuance to work with city staff on variance issues. Local residents oppose the project and planned protests were noted.
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Scottsdale primary field includes three incumbents and first-time candidate
Incumbents Mayor William C. Jenkins Vice Mayor Charles Smith and Council member Richard V. Campana seek re election along with Americo Mac Carvalho Jr the new entrant for Scottsdale's February 17 primary filing. Jean Black and Jeff Schubert also enter the race with a filing deadline looming.
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William C. Jenkins
Charles Smith
Richard V. Campana
Americo “Mac” Carvalho Jr
Fern Anderson Nell. Jenkins
Smith
Campana
Citizens For Good Government
Paul Messinger
Jean Black
Scottsdale Planning Commission
Black
Jeff Schubert
Board of Adjustments
Schubert
Jenkins
Carvalho
Americo
Mac” Carvalho
B and M Auto Wrecking
Tempe
Scottsdale High School
Jenkins, Smith and Campana
Senate Extends Tax Cuts Six Months Over Ford Veto
The Senate approved a six month extension of this year’s tax cuts by voice vote, sending the bill to the White House after the House accepted a congressional compromise by voice vote. In Buenos Aires, President Isabel Peron announced general elections for October 17 1976 following a cabinet meeting.
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Senate
Ford
White House
House
Buenos Aires
Isabel Peron
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Occidental Chairman Ordered to Testify in SEC Probe
Washington A Hammer chairman of Occidental Petroleum must testify in an SEC investigation into corporate funds used for political contributions bribes kickbacks and other payments to government officials.
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Washington
Armand Hammer
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate debates aid cuts to Angolan factions in secret session
In a three hour secret session the Senate weighed cutting off funds for anti Soviet factions in Angola but postponed action as the Appropriations Committee chair refused to disclose the amount. At the White House a Ford spokesman said no government sponsored advisers are in Angola and none are planned.
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Senate Today
Angola
Appropriations Committee
White House
Ford
United States
U.S
Britain in turmoil as Wilson confronts rebel Labour MPs
Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s Labour government faces a revolt over a 325 million dollar plan to bail out Chrysler’s British subsidiary. The Commons backed the salvage scheme in principle by 25 votes, but about a dozen Labour MPs abstained and 30 more would have if not promised a meeting today to discuss the issue.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor
House of Commons
Chrysler Automobile Company
Judge weighs Hatton bid for new murder trial
Superior Court Judge Charles L. Hardy weighs a defense motion for a new trial for John Richard Hatton convicted in the November 7 1974 murders of 12 year olds Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell in Tempe. Public Defender James Edgar says ruling due by Thursday morning sentencing.
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John Richard Hatton
Scottsdale
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Edgar
Tempe
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Hattor
Ron Saper
Florida
Canlon House
Richard Bazzel
Broward County
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
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Bazzel
Lindall Scott
Scott
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