Washington correspondents claim officials faced scrutiny for private misconduct
CBS 60 Minutes reporters accuse Kennedy of womanizing Nixon of heavy drinking and lobbyists using call girls for congressmen. Journalists say post Watergate climate increases risk of exposure as sources describe widely known but untold conduct on Capitol Hill.
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New York Times
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the Times
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Israelis say Soviets send thousands of advisers to Arabs
Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres claimed more than 7,000 Soviet advisers are in Arab states with additional Cuban, North Korean and North Vietnamese pilots reportedly in the region. He cited a new Egyptian weapons deal and discussed staged peace, Kissinger’s talks, and a possible ten year path to peace with Egypt.
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Syria
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Henry Kissinger
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Cairo
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John Lindsay
Israel
Jordan
New York
Mitra
Gidi
Sinai Peninsula
Tel Aviv
Police impersonator fails to halt motorist in Scottsdale
Allen York reported to Scottsdale police that a man impersonating a police officer tailed his eastbound trip on Shea Boulevard and forced him toward the curb. The suspect, described as a white male about 29, six feet tall and 190 pounds, displayed a small white badge and fled when York reached for identification.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Allen York
Shea Boulevard
York
71St Place
Saguaro Drive
Obituary of Bill Connolly Former Alaska Resident Dies at 61
Bill Connolly 61 a former Alaska resident and Anchorage Telephone Co superintendent died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born January 4 1914 in Ekalaka Montana he moved to Scottsdale in 1961 and retired from Acme Electric Co last October. He is survived by wife Ruth and children Timothy Jay William Paul Ann e Colleen Theresa Gay Sheila R and siblings Thomas Burke Roger Mary Jane Hoff man Madge Lemaster. Rosary Sunday 730 p.m. at Messingers Mass 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.
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Washington State
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Larry
Phoenix
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Sedona
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McNary
Ariz
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Dems Push Eight Rule Changes for Arizona House Reform
Arizona House Democrats will propose eight rule changes on Monday to boost efficiency and responsiveness, notably increasing Democrat representation on House committees. Inside Leader Craig Davids of Coolidge outlines the plan.
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House of Representatives
House
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Coolidge
Ford energy plan targets colleges and nonprofits
The American Council on Education warns President Ford's energy conservation plan could force colleges and universities to cut programs by denying nonprofit exemptions from new taxes and tariffs. Yale professor John Embersits says nonprofits bear the brunt as they cannot pass energy costs to customers.
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Yale
Robbery on Pima Road Reported by Phoenix Man
Police search for three black suspects after a wallet theft at gunpoint on Pima Road south of Thomas Road. The victim, Jerry Morgan, 22, said a white rust-spotted two door Chevrolet stopped and a man pushed him as the car fled with his wallet. his brother Glenn witnessed the incident. The gunman is described as 25 to 27 years old, five foot ten, 160 pounds, wearing a French hat.
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Thomas Road
Jerry
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Glenn Morgan
Hathaway Named Assistant State Revenue Director
Santa Cruz County Assessor Robert Hathaway 44 was appointed assistant state revenue director for property valuation. The $28 000 a year post was approved by acting revenue director Neal G Trasente with Gov Castro's concurrence.
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Phoenix
Santa Cruz County
Robert Hathaway
Hathaway
Neal G. Trasente
Castro
Burglary Prevention Week Planned in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Police leaders back a March Burglary Prevention Week with door to door canvassing by Boy Scout Explorers and the Scottsdale Youth Patrol in three city teams. Team I will cover south of Thomas Road, Team II downtown and north to Shea, and Team III areas. 74 burglaries in Team III noted. Activities include lock displays, business outreach, and prevention films with about 25 cent participant goals and 900 dollars raised toward printing costs.
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Walter Nemetz
David Townsend
George Graham
Arizona
Boy Scout Explorers
Thomas Road
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Thomas
Camelback Roads
Camelback Road
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Shea Boulevard
Explorers and Youth Patrol
Team HI
Fifth Avenue
Scottsdale Sertoma Club
Scottsdale Rotary
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