Bomber implicates two in Don Bolles slaying
Confessed bomber John Harvey Adamson claims accomplice Jimmy Robison and mastermind Max Dunlap hired them. He names Kemper Marley as the man behind the murder. State action on Marley unclear, but Arizona faces broader white collar crime and calls for stronger law enforcement tools and legislative action.
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John Harvey Adamson
Don Bolles
Jimmy Robison
Max Dunlap
Adamson
Kemper Marley
Arizona
Marley
Bolles
Dunlap
Robison
Conein
Drug Enforcement Administration
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Edward Levi
Peter Bensinger
Bensinger
Lucien Conein
DEA
Carter Ends White House Chauffeur Service Amid Spending Fight
President Carter orders elimination of the White House chauffeur program to cut waste and curb spending. Critics warn reduced staff efficiency as aides endure long hours and heavy workloads, with transport changes risking reduced efficiency for the president’s inner circle.
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Carter
Congress
White House
Washington
Gas crisis comes year late for FEA amid political backlash
The Federal Energy Administration warned of a severe 1975-76 winter gas shortage, spent over 105 000 on a broad media campaign later shelved as the shortage failed to materialize. Congress attacked the agency for biased forecasts, while officials faced replacements and embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
America
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Congress
Carter
John Dingell
Dmich
John Moss
D-Calif
Torbert H. Macdonald
D-Mass
Itate
Federal Power Commission
Middle school plan explained and corrected
A reader notes letters criticize the Jan 18 decision on Scottsdale's pilot middle school. The survey shows 58.3 percent of sixth and seventh graders’ parents intend to enroll their children, guiding staffing remodeling and budgets. Remodeling Ingleside costs 100600, a small district fraction, with no new buses and only minor timetable shifts.
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Scottsdale
Helen Emmons
Tawan
Kachina
Kaibab
Kaitab
Hopi
Tavan
Ingleside
Heated pools amid fuel shortages spark debate in Arizona
The piece questions the justification for heating pools during winter scarcity while noting 54 deaths shown beside a winter visitor in a heated pool. It urges sympathy for the less fortunate and cautions against luxury amid hardship, reflecting local views on fuel use and inequality.
Bobcats on way out in many areas
Interior Department data show bobcat numbers dropping nationwide as protections lag. High pelt prices and easy trapping threaten survival while ranchers oppose safeguards fearing sheep losses. Defenders of Wildlife petition prompts a renewed federal review over a year.
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Edward Flattau
United States
Interior Department
Interior Departments
Europe
Interior
Ford Administration
Federal
Defenders’ of Wildlife Organization
Scottsdale Daily Progress Publication Details February 9 1997
Scottsdale Daily Progress announces editorial staff and contact details. It lists owners Scottsdale Publishing Inc and circulation rates under state and national postage. The page shows February 9 1997 as volume sixteen number three hundred three.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Forli
Scottsdale
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of
Ousat
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