Senator Hugh Scott Linked to Gulf Oil Payoffs in 1973 Probe
Gulf Oil panel accuses Scott of repeated requests for funds amid Watergate era. Claude Wild Jr. allegedly paid Scott about 10 000 dollars yearly for 13 years, with total illegal political gifts cited at 4 million. The report details 12.3 million in illegal payments worldwide, and notes uncertainties in tracing funds.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Gulf
Claude C. Wild Jr
Scott
United States
South Korea
Wild
U.S
Rene Barientos
Skull found at Baja campsite may belong to Frank Seay Jr
Investigators expect results today on whether a skull found at a Baja California desert campsite is Frank Seay Jr., 38, of Phoenix. Police said the skull and other skeletal remains will be examined to establish identity of the ex Marine who had a metal plate in his skull from a 20 year old injury. Arizona Civil Air Patrol faces net proceeds split from a statewide fund drive with 20 percent to CAP and 80 percent to promoters to cover show costs and wages.
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Phoenix
Baja California
Frank Seay Jr
Ed Malumphy
Seay
Arizona Civil Air Patrol
Eugene Isaak
Tucson
F&g Productions
State reports 32 welfare fraud convictions in 1975
The Department of Economic Security released a year end report showing 32 welfare and food stamp fraud convictions in 1975, below the previous year's total. The largest single case involved a Casa Grande state employee convicted of food stamp fraud totaling $15,540.
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Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Casa Grande
Subdividers told to halt sales in Arizona
Subdividers numbering 600 to 700 face suspension for failing to post surety bonds under a 1975 Arizona law aimed at protecting lot buyers from fraud. Real estate commissioner William Penn said the noncompliance prompted the halt.
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Phoenix
Arizona
William Penn
Weather Could Delay Coronado High School Parking Lot Resurfacing
Inclement weather may prevent the parking lot resurfacing project at Coronado High School from finishing by Monday. Assistant principal Dr. John Bruscemi said rain before Monday could delay the work. Students are urged to walk or be dropped off, as the resurfacing would take two to three days.
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Coronado High School
John Bruscemi
Bruscemi
Obituary Sadie Rae Edwards 78 Breeder of Himalayan Cats
Sadie Rae Edwards 78 life member of Betty's Friends for Animal Ecology died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She lived 18 years in Phoenix and bred Himalayan cats. Survived by husband Buell daughters Loren Beldt and Warren Jacobs mother Ada Lund three brothers and four grandchildren. Services Friday at 1:30 p.m. Arcadia Funeral Home with visitation after 2 p.m. today.
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Sadie Rae Edwards
Betty's Friends For Animal Ecology, Inc
Good Samaritan Hospital
Edwards
43Rd Place
Phoenix
Buell
Loren Beldt
Warren Jacobs
Ada Lund
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Major Stores Brace for Post Christmas Exchange Rush
Valley executives from Diamond's and Broadway describe handling refunds and exchanges with calm rules. Most items are clothing and gifts, with post holiday volume peaking after National Exchange Week. Some customers delay until post Christmas sales end, and stores may refund current selling prices rather than original tags.
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Ralph Diamond
Diamond
J.H. Hofer
Broadway
Diamond’s
Hofer
Warrant Issued for Insurance Defrauder Gloria Rogers
Superior court bench warrant issued for Gloria Rogers after she failed to appear for sentencing on a $32,000 insurance fraud conviction tied to false police reports. Rogers was free on recognizance. her husband and mother in law also convicted. She was arrested in Tempe earlier this month by FBI on forgery charges from Ohio. sentencing for Lee Roy Frix delayed to Jan 22 due to court backlog.
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Superior Court
Gloria Rogers
Rogers
Edward C. Rapp
Tempe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ohio
Lee Roy Frix
Willcox
Phillip W. Marquardt
Frix
Mamie Eisenhower Stricken Ill at Gettysburg Farm
Mamie Eisenhower 79, widow of Dwight D. Eisenhower, fell ill at her Gettysburg area farm and was rushed to Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington. A doctor’s statement described the condition as serious. details of the illness were not released. Her son John asked that the doctor issue any public update.
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Gettysburg
Mamie Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Army Medical Center
Ft. Gordon
Eisenhower
Train rides at McCormick Park Railroad Park
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation offers scale train rides at Paradise and Pacific Railroad this Friday from noon to 5 PM. The five twelfths scale train charges 35 cents per ride with free admission for children under two. the park is at 7301 E Indian Bend Road.
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Scottsdale
Parks and Recreation Department
McCormick Park
Paradise and Pacific Railroad
Indian Bend Road
Ford sees no obstacles to his 1976 bid
President Ford told reporters in the Oval Office he expects no serious obstacles to his nomination and election campaign. He discussed Angola, CIA issues, intelligence safeguards, economic outlook, and a potential Reagan vice presidency while signaling readiness to stay in the race and campaign on his record.
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Ford
Washington
Oval Office
Angola
United States
Senate
U.S
Congress
Air Force One
Colorado
Post
CIA
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Reagan
Portugese
Soviet Union
Organization of African Unity
California
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Two Separate Accidents Injure Two Persons
Two Tuesday afternoon crashes near Shea Boulevard and Pima Road left two people treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Clark C. Glaser 22 of Phoenix and James R. Ahearn 12 of 11011 N 85th Place were cited and released after separate crashes involving a northbound flatbed truck and a car bicycle collision at Shea and Scottsdale Road.
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Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Shea
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Clark C. Glaser
Phoenix
James R. Ahearn
Glaser
Pima
Otto L. Hargitay
110Th St
B. C. Masonry of
Hargitay
Ahearn
Scottsdale
Katherine M. Birkey
County approves four way stop north of Scottsdale
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a four way stop at the intersection of Pima Road and Pinnacle Peak Road, north of Scottsdale. Supervisor Eldon Rudd announced the decision.
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Maricopa
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