Brezhnev Alleged to Quit Communist Post Over Illness
The Press Trust of India reports, citing foreign sources, that Brezhnev has taken leave of his Communist party duties due to illness and fatigue. Moscow sources deny the report. details on his health remain unclear. The trade pact with the United States is said to be unaffected, though detente policy faces strain.
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New Delhi
UPI
Press Trust of India
Lenoid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Moscow
PTI
Brezhnev
United States
Central Committee
Tass
Soviet Union
Washington
Japan
Chou En-lai Re-elected Premier as China's Congress Meets
Chou En-lai, 76, was re elected premier by China's National People's Congress at its first meeting in years. Teng Hsiao-ping was named vice premier and vice chairman of the Communist Party, with Yeh Chien-ying succeeding Lin Piao as defense minister. The 2,064 deputies adopted a revised constitution amid Cultural Revolution-era disruption. Country observers noted Teng's rise may position him as Chou's successor and potential future premier.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Chou En-lai
National People’s Congress of China
New China News Agency
Chou
Peking
Congress
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Chinese Communist Party
Yeh Chienying
Lin Piao
Mao
Lin
Yeh
Mongolia
National People’s Congress
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
NCNA
Radio Peking
China Watchers
Tokyo
Remier
These Peoples Congress
Scottsdale Team Policing Report Highlights Community Gains
Scottsdale Police Department reports measurable results from its three zone team policing plan. Lt. Fred Todd cites improved relations in Vista del Camino and reduced auto theft and school access issues. Lt. Art Hattan notes fewer thefts during Christmas and better business outreach, while Lt. John Pratt discusses targeted patrols around Chaparral Park Lake and the airport.
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Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
Fred Todd
Thomas Road
Salt River Project
Todd
David W. ‘Townsend
Vista
del Camino
Department
Rio Salado
Art Hattan
Camelback
Hattan
New York City
Police Department
John Pratt
Pratt
Chaparral Park Lake
Search Begins for New City Manager in Scottsdale
Scottsdale officials seek a permanent city manager after Dale Carter resigns effective Feb 16 ending a 15 year career starting as city engineer in 1966 and becoming city manager in 1971 Interim head likely Police Chief Walter Nemetz with a national search for successors and many possible candidates from Tempe San Diego and beyond.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
Dale Carter
Carter
Walter Nemetz
William Jenkins
Bill Donaldson
Tacoma
Wash
Billie Gentry
Marc Stragier
Tempe
Ken McDonald
EPA eyes local control of pollution permit system
EPA official Stan Zwicker told Scottsdale and other cities the agency hopes to delegate its pollution source permit duties to municipalities with the capacity to handle them. New rules cover projects with 250 parking spaces or 1,000 spaces for indirect source rules, evaluating traffic impact and carbon monoxide. Enforcement in Maricopa County is delayed until July 1 pending congressional action.
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EPA
Stan Zwicker
San Francisco
Zwicker
Scottsdale
Maricopa
Zvicker
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