Ford offers full executive help to track leaks of secret report
President Ford volunteers all services and resources of the executive branch to identify who leaked portions of a secret House intelligence committee report. Otis Pike accuses an administration motive to embarrass Congress, while Kissinger condemns what he calls McCarthyism and misuse of classified info.
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Washington
Ford
House
Carl Albert
Executive Branch
House Intelligence Committee
White House
Ron Nelsen
Otis Pike
D-N.y
CIA
Pike
Congress
Nessen
Village Voice
New York City
Capitol Hill
Henry A. Kissinger
House Committee
United States
Kissinger
U.S
Pike Committee
Dr. Kissinger
Angola
Africa
Nelsen
Albert
Oklahoma
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Internal Revenue Service
Cloudy Day View Spoils Weather at Papago Park
A cloudy Papago Park scene captures a boy and other walkers admiring the sky. Continued haze and overcast are expected through the week with similar views for residents and visitors.
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Papago Park
Mueller wins 1000 meter with course record in Innsbruck
United States speeds toward record Winter Olympics medal haul as 21 year old Peter Mueller from Mequon Wisconsin clocks 1 19 32 to capture gold in the 1000 meter event while the American hockey team tops Poland 7 2.
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Innsbruck
United States
Peter Mueller
Poland
Mueller
Mequon
Wis
Mayan City Tikal Unharmed by Guatemala Quake
Guatemala City reports say some archeological treasures and colonial monuments suffered damage in last week’s earthquake while the Mayan city of Tikal remained unaffected according to the National Institute of Anthropology director.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Gakteaihta
Tikal
National Institute of Anthropology
Hughes reportedly moves from Bahamas hideaway to Mexico with aides
Billionaire recluse Howard Hughes reportedly left a Bahamian hotel with 20 to 30 aides and boarded three jets at Freeport International Airport for Mexico City. A separate report notes a nuclear detonation at Pahute Mesa Nevada causing a 40 second shock felt 110 miles away in Las Vegas.
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Howard Hughes
Hughes
Mexico
Freeport News
Freeport
Bahamas
Freeport International Airport
Mexico City
Mercury
Nev
Pahute Mesa Desert
Las Vegas
Reds seize Silva Porto amid Angola offensive
Soviet backed forces report capture of Silva Porto lawful headquarters of Western backed foes and a 175 mile southward push to seize Macamedes and Sa da Bandeira. Burger asked to allow marketing of Red No 2 pending lower court ruling on government ban.
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Lusaka
Angola
Silva Porto
Macamedes
Sa da Bandeira
Washington
Warren E. Burger
Certified Color Manufacturers Association
Burger
U.S. Court of Appeals
Malpractice bill moves toward Senate action in Arizona
The Appropriations Committee approved the medical malpractice insurance bill clearing the way for a full Senate vote. Key figures expected a final vote later today as debates address contingency fee limits and suit filing timeframes for minors. The measure seeks a state supervised underwriting program by April 1 to replace the last private insurer.
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Phoenix
Sepate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Appropriations Committee
Alfredo Gutierrez
Sen
Jones Osborn
D-Yuma
Plantiff
House
Hungerford Announces Run for Maricopa County Attorney Nomination
State Senator Robert Hungerford of Scottsdale says he is running for the Republican nomination for Maricopa County attorney. He plans a possible formal announcement next week after meetings with GOP officials and district groups. Hungerford, 37, is in his first Senate term and a former two term state representative. He cites handicapped advocacy and a stance on the Central Arizona Project moratorium amid a political bid overlapping with incumbent Moise Berger leaving the post. He resides with his wife Sandy and three children at 11234 N Miller Rd.
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Robert Hungerford
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Tee
GOP
Moise Berger
Jack McCormick
Consumer Protection
Arizona Attorney General’s Office
Hungerford
Arizona Senate
Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
Central Arizona
Sandy
N. Miller Rd
Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds Mild With Showers Risk
Partly cloudy humid and mild today and tomorrow with a slight chance for showers. Daytime highs reach the low 70s and overnight lows hover around 50 degrees.
Scottsdale Court Building Emerges as Solar Test Site
Scottsdale may host a federal solar heating and cooling test as part of a national ERDA project. ITC narrowed 300 proposals to 24 sites and will select eight. The county court building, owned by the city and leased to Maricopa County, is under consideration after an ITC site visit.
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Scottsdale
Woody Parker
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Inter Technology Corp
ITC
Warrenton
Parker
Scotts
Scottsdale Center
Louis A. Witzeman
Rural
Metro Fire Dept
Walter C. Nemetz
Scottsdale middle school pilot proposal meets mixed reaction
A 40-person audience at Saguaro High School heard the Scottsdale School District committee propose a pilot middle school plan next school year. Citizens questioned feasibility and impact on elementary feeder patterns while district officials discussed open enrollment and staffing.
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Saguaro High School
Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
E. Indian School
Nancy St. Clair
Chaparral
Mohave
Kiva
Pueblo
Saguaro
Cocopah
Cherokee
Frank Schilling
Schilling
Tom Qualle
Scottsdale City Court reports drop in complaints and violations in 1975
In 1975 Scottsdale collected 253 153 in fines up from 237 051 in 1974 while complaints fell to 11 638 and violations to 13 141 from 13 424 and 13 702 respectively. Traffic violations dominated with 10 306 cases and 1 329 misdemeanor complaints. Fines for speeding and other offenses rose overall, though appeals declined and dismissals increased.
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Scottsdale
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Tucson
Helen Dwyer
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