Barry Goldwater to keynote Connecticut GOP convention
U S Senator Barry Goldwater is expected to deliver the keynote at the Connecticut Republican state convention on July 16. The meeting will nominate candidates for the November election with incumbents Weicker McKinney and Sarasin anticipated to face no strong challenge.
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Hartford
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
House
Senate
Lowell P. Weicker
Stewart B. McKinney
Ronald A. Sarasin
Conservatives name leadership candidates at Ottawa convention
Eleven men and a woman compete for the opposition Conservatives leadership in Ottawa as the convention opens. Flora MacDonald, 49, MP from Kingston since 1972, is the lone woman. The new leader would become prime minister if the party wins the next election, expected in 1978 or 1979. The New York stock market rose as American Telephone boosted sentiment by dividend news. The Dow 30 industrials stood up 12.83 to 972 by 2 p.m.
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Ottawa
Canada
Conservative
Flora MacDonald
Kingston
Ont
New York
American Telephone
Helms aides face no charges in 1971 break-in case
Justice Department will not prosecute former CIA Director Richard Helms and other intelligence officials over the 1971 domestic break-in. Sources say no charges will be filed and an announcement is expected. The story also notes the House override of President Ford's veto on a 6.1 billion jobs bill with a 519 to 98 vote, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
China
United States
Nixon
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Washington
Justice Department
CIA
Richard Helms
House
Ford
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Auto emission rules to be eased in Arizona plan
Arizona regulators plan to revise vehicle emission test standards so about half of all cars would pass. Fred Iacobelli says the changes will be fair and data based, with a public hearing after three to four months. Dan Stone notes the move fits economic aims and delays county participation beyond Maricopa and Pima.
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Phoenix
State Bureau of Vehicular Emissions
Fred Iacobelli
Iacobelli
Dan Stone
Hamilton Test Systems Western Regional
Stone
Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Bank official's wife survives kidnapping extortion attempt
FBI and local police pursued two or more suspects after the wife of Frank O. Bumpas, 47, chief commercial loan officer at United Bank in Phoenix, was kidnapped and placed in a car trunk south of Thunderbird Road. She was freed at 2:45 p.m. and hospitalized in good condition. the investigation spread across Scottsdale and Phoenix police and state DPS.
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United Bank Loan
Frank Bumpas
Shea
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harvard
Scottsdale Road
Thunderbird Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Frank O. Bumpas
FBI
Roger Young
Bumpas
United Bank
E. Camelback Rd
Scottsdale Police
Phoenix Police
Department of Public Safety
Young
North Scottsdale
Shea Boulevard
Bumpas extortion case eyed. FBI cites Doss aid
FBI and Phoenix police pursue extortion suspects after Frank Bumpas was abducted from his home. Michael B Doss praised for aiding welfare, while investigators examine two or more suspects and possible neighborhood ties. Bomb threat on car proved false. bank funds remain unconfirmed.
City sign law pre emption argued in Scottsdale case
Scottsdale attorney asserts the charter city status allows local zoning controls over nonconforming signs despite state zoning enabling acts. The court date with SAM and Judge Hardy is set for March 16 as the dispute centers on home rule powers and charter supremacy.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Filler
Sam
Phoenix
Guy Gelbron
Superior Court
Charles D. Hardy
Scottsdale teachers reach $1.5 million salary and health pact
Scottsdale School District and the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers reached a $1.5 million package covering raises health insurance premiums and the reinstatement of the duty aide program. Teachers may vote on a $1.4 million across the board raise or a $385 base increase with potential higher gains for some. The deal awaits board approval with a special meeting set for 8 p.m. Tuesday and a possible Feb. 27 vote on raise options. Negotiations also plan to discuss teacher policies next week.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
SFT
Frank Wilcox
Carvalho to Run for Senate in District 28 Arizona
Americo Mac Carvalho of Scottsdale plans to announce tonight his bid for the District 28 State Senate seat now held by Robert Hungerford. He is a current District 28 state representative and serves as vice chairman of the House Transportation Committee.
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Mac” Carvalho
Scottsdale
Robert Hungerford
Carvalho
Kiva
House
Army Corps of Engineers
Papago Mountain Lions Club
Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
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AFT
Hungerford
Maricopa County
Moise Berger
Tbh
E. Thunderbird Rd
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William Rigel
North Tempe