Nixon to brief Ford on China trip in Peking visit
Former President Richard Nixon will report on his China trip to the Ford administration, with Kissinger noting interest in any talks with acting premier Hua Kuofeng. The Nixons arrived in Peking to a welcoming crowd as Ford says Nixon travels as a private citizen with limited media access and no policy power.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Richard M. Nixon
Ford Administration
China
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
Hua Kuofeng
Peking
Hua
Chou En-lai
White House
Ford
United States
Scottsdale public hearing on federal funds plan excludes senior center
The city will hold a 7:30 p.m. hearing at City Hall Kiva to review a proposed $1.8 million federal community development program. The staff recommends top funding for existing projects with $256,000 for senior center phases two and three, while the center itself is not slated as a top priority due to the council's budget policy.
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Scottsdale
Kiva
Timothy Bray
Bray
Scottsdale Road
Indian School
Osborn Roads
Hayden Road
FBI probes brainwashing of former ASU students
The FBI and Tempe police investigate brainwashing charges against a Korean religious group linked to the Unification Church. Edith Norenski claims her daughter Judy, 19, was taken to a CARP seminary near ASU, while Tony Portnoy accuses his son Nicholas Chiaca, 20, of joining and leading a CARP center in Phoenix.
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ASU
Federal Bureau of Investigation and Police
Tempe
Arizona State University
Scottsdale
Edith Norenski
E. Garfield
Judy
Barrytown
N.Y
Unification Church
The
Sun Myung Moon
Collegiate Association For the Research of Principles
CARP
Unified Family
Tony Portnoy
Nicholas Chiaca
Phoenix
Moon
Senate panel calls airline deregulation to cut fares nationwide
A Senate subcommittee urged immediate action to overhaul the Civil Aeronautics Board. The plan would let airlines set prices and routes freely, cutting fares 30 to 40 percent on major routes and improve service to smaller cities.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Board
Return of Vietnam war dead may be final U.S. aid
U.S. sources say the bodies of the last two American servicemen killed in Indochina likely mark the end of Washington's help in finding the missing unless policy toward Hanoi shifts. Two aides of Sen. Edward Kennedy will fly to Saigon to collect Cpl. Charles McMahon Jr. of Woburn, Massachusetts and Cpl. Darwin L. Judge of Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
United States
Vietnam
Washington
Hanoi
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Saigon
Charles McMahon Jr
Woburn
Mass
Darwin L. Judge
Marshalltown
Iowa
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Israeli Troops Leave Gidi and Mitla Passes After Sinai Evacuation
A caretaker force of Israeli troops pulled from the Gidi and Mitla passes, completing Sinai Desert territory evacuation under a three year truce with Egypt. Weather notes forecast 68 to 75 degrees with overnight lows near 40.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Gidi
Mitla
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Lawyers Face Rising Malpractice Costs in Arizona
Arizona lawyers confront surging malpractice premiums as suits rise nationwide. OMalley Insurance offers 436 per year for 100k to 300k coverage, American Bankers quotes 230 for 1 million under a claims made policy, while occurrence-form coverage carries longer liability. State Bar moves to study a mutual insurer and potentially mandate coverage as suits climb.
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Arizona
O’malley Insurance Co
American Home Insurance Co
O'Malley's
American Bankers Insurance
American Home
O'Malley
Mark Harrison
Arizona State Bar Association
Pilot's plight at Scottsdale Airport prompts bid call talk
Scottsdale officials consider inviting two operators through 1980 while pilot complaints grow about fuel dining and security at the city airport. Operator Robert Wachs would bid on new leases if the city ends his exclusive contract, which ends in 1980, and he contends current terms favor him.
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David Lucas
Scottsdale
Robert Wachs
Harold Lagasse
Wachs
Wach
Valley
Scottsdale pilots rally for airport service overhaul
Four local pilots urge competition at Scottsdale Municipal Airport blaming an exclusive fixed base operator for poor fuel dining and security services. They say late hours lack of fuel and loss of revenue push pilots to Falcon Field or Sky Harbor and call for a second operator to boost service.
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Scottsdale Municipal
Valley
Bennett Dorrance
Bud Amburn
Amburn
Lester Blied
Blied
Falcon Field
Hoffman
Nelson Ley
Sky Harbor
Phoenix
Wachs
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FBI Office
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Syria
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Rio de Janeiro
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Supreme Court
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