House Democrats Oust Poage and Hebert From Key Committees
In a daylong caucus Democrats voted to remove Agriculture Chair W R Poage of Texas and Armed Forces Chair F Edward Hebert of Louisiana. Poage lost 144 to 141 while Hebert fell 152 to 133 amid a wave against veteran chairmen.
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Washington
UPI
House Democrats
W.R. Poage
Agriculture Committee
F. Edward Hebert
Armed Forces Committee
Poage
Hebert
House
Democratic
Wayne Hays
House Administration Committee
Wright Patman
Rep
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Hays
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
Patman
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
Texas
Louisiana
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
Armed Services Committee
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Price
Armed Services
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Suit accuses Regents of secret actions at ASU program vote
The Arizona Press Club and several lawmakers sue the State Board of Regents, alleging secret Dec 21 votes approving an ASU master’s degree in criminal justice and restricting cameras, public access, and meeting agendas, while an attorney general opinion found no actual violations.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Board of Regents
Superior Court
Bruce Brown
Arizona State University
Board of Regents
Congress backs emigration push as trade pact falters
Congress stands firm on freer emigration for Russian Jews despite administration push for the 1972 trade agreement. Ford signs a revised pact after congressional leaders Jackson Vanik Ribicoff Javits warn human rights must accompany trade. Western diplomats note a hardening Kremlin line and unclear Brezhnev policy shifts.
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Congress
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Congressional
Jackson, Vanik, Sons
Abraham
Moscow
Kremlin
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet rejection worries Israelis
Haaretz in Jerusalem says Moscow repudiation of the Soviet American trade pact narrows chances for a new Israeli Egyptian pullback. The paper warns Soviet hardening could pressure Egypt via Syria and the PLO, and that Kissinger may push for a second stage Sinai accord amid a detente collapse.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Moscow
Egypt
Ha’aretz
Kremlin
Jerusalem
Middle East
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Washington
Ha'aretz
Henry Kissinger
Sinai Desert
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Former aide barred from practicing law in Arizona
Edward L. Morgan a 36 year old former White House aide and Arizona attorney has been suspended from practicing law after a four month prison term and 20 months probation for attempting to obtain an illegal income tax deduction for Richard Nixon. The Arizona Supreme Court suspended him pending disbarment due to his felony conviction.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Richard Nixon
Edward L. Morgan
White House
U.S. District Court
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Morgan
Arizona Supreme Court
Agency head fears U S deterrent dwindling
Fred C Ikle director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency warned at the National Security Industrial Association meeting that the spread of nuclear technology and the risk of theft or diversion by terrorists could erode U S deterrence within years. He said current U S strategy rests on few adversaries and rational leaders, both of which may be undermined by proliferation.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Fred C. Ikle
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Ikle
National Security Industrial Association
James Forrestal
Climatic control risks and global consequences
Scientists warn against large scale weather tampering due to unpredictable atmospheric responses and跨boundary effects. Kellogg and Schneider say even with forecasts future climate modification raises ethical questions about who benefits or bears costs and who decides whose climate is preserved.
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UPI
Washington
Sahel
Africa
Sahara
Science Magazine
W.W. Kellogg
S.H. Schneider
Climate Project
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Colo
Kellogg
Schneider
Arizona Newspapers Association to Convene in Tucson
The 35th annual Arizona Newspapers Association convention will be held January 23 to 25 at Braniff Place in Tucson. ANA President Cleo Smith expects about 350 delegates with speakers including Walter Grunfeld of the National Newspaper Association and University of Arizona President John P. Schaefer. Gish of the Whitesburg Mountain Eagle will receive the 1974 John Peter Zenger Award at a luncheon. Breakfast opening, Better Newspapers Contest plaques, and seminars on tax reform employee benefits OSHA and student capital coverage are on the program.
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National Newspaper Association
Kentucky
Arizona Newspapers Association
Braniff Place
Tucson
ANA
Cleo Smith
The
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Walter W. Grunfeld
National Newspaper, Association
John P. Schaefer
University of Arizona
Thomas E. Gish
Duor
Whitesburg
Mountain Eagle
Grunfeld
NNA
New York Press Association
Marathon
N.Y
Independent
Gish
John Peter Zenger
Freedom of
Harry Montgomery
Arizona Osha
George Ridge Head
Department of Journalism
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital and area homes
Lana Stevens and Ronald Stevens announce a boy born December 19 at Good Samaritan Hospital. Faustino Jauregui and Gloria Jauregui report a girl born December 23 at their Scottsdale address. Robert Larson and Margaret Larson welcome a girl born December 28 at Paradise Valley home. James Carroll Jr. and Katherine Carroll report a hay birth on December 30 in Paradise Valley. John Gibbons and Esperanza Gibbons welcome a girl born January 1 at their address. James Mason and Judith Mason announce twin boys born January 3 at their home in the city. Thomas Dahl and Linda Dahl report a girl born January 4 at their address. James Rainey and Janette Rainey announce a girl born January 4 at their Paradise Valley home. Chester Thompson and Donna Thompson welcome a boy born January 8 at their East Willetta residence.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Stevens
Lana
Ronald
E. Indian School
Jauregui
Faustino
Gloria
Scottsdale
Larson
Robert
Margaret
E. McDonald
Paradise Valley
Carrol JR
James
Katherine
E. Maderos
Hay
Gibbons
John
Esperanza
E. Pierce
Classified Help Wanted Ad Service Prompt
The notice promotes using classified ads for job postings with city-wide coverage at a low cost. It invites readers to dial 994-5311 to place a Help Wanted advertisement.
Latin nations protest U.S. trade act in Latin America
Latin American nations led by Ecuador Venezuela Brazil object to the U S Foreign Trade Act and threaten to boycott Kissinger talks in Buenos Aires. The act links concessions to the Soviet Union imposes duties on subsidized imports and expands presidential powers.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Soviet Union
Ecuador
Venezuela
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Buenos Aires
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Brazil
U.S. Senate
Ford
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Colombia
Kissinger
OAS
Mexico City
Pravda urges hard line against Western attitudes in Moscow
Pravda denounces money grabbing and Western attitudes as Soviet reaction to abandoning the 1972 U S trade pact with the United States. American businessmen in Moscow fear disruption of U S Soviet trade and some warn they may have to leave, while Western diplomats predict broader economic fallout.
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Pravda
Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
General Electric Co
Washington
Workshop for nursing home personnel slated
An all day workshop for nursing home and extended care facilities personnel is set at the Los Olivos Hotel in Phoenix on Jan 23. Sponsored by Scottsdale Community College and the Vocational Division of the State Department of Education, the program covers problem oriented nursing notes staff accountability patient classification and infection control. Pre registration requires name address agency and a $5 fee payable to Scottsdale Community College and sent to Dr. James Waltz SCC.
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Los Olivos
E. McDowell
Phoenix
Scottsdale Community College
Vocational Division
State Department of Education
James Waltz
SCC
E. Chaparral Rd
Scottsdale
Scottsdale AARP chapter to hold January meeting
The Scottsdale chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. in room five of the Eldorado Community Center at 2011 N. Miller Rd. After the meeting the Scottsdale Strings will perform. all members prospective members and guests are invited.
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Scottsdale
American Association of Retired Persons
Eldorado
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Ome
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