Ford pledges detente with nature during Ohio trip
President Ford promotes a detente with nature and pledges a cleaner environment while balancing economic needs. He dedicates a 30 million National Environmental Research Center in Cincinnati, attends a White House policy conference, and headlines a Republican fundraising dinner in Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ford
National Environmental Research Center
White House
Cleveland
Ron Nessen
Republican National Committee
Nessen
Republican Party
Environmental Protection Agency
Cincinnati Laboratory
Ron Nelsen
Sub Collision In Kamchatka Waters Revealed by Tribune
San Diego Evening Tribune reports a near head on collision between a Soviet Yankee class ballistic missile submarine and the US Navy's Pintado near Petropavlosk Kamchatka in May 1974. Both vessels were armed. Pintado crew 107, Soviet sub crew about 120.
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San Diego
San Diego Evening Tribune
Pacific
Washington
Navy
Evening Tribune
U.S
the Tribune
Petropaviosk
Kamchatka Peninsula
Petropavlosk
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ex CIA contractor killed in Arizona plane crash
Dalton Livingston 44 of Birmingham Alabama, a relief pilot for Evergreen Helicopters, died when his twin engine Cessna 411 crashed near a mountain east of here. The crash started a forest fire complicating body recovery, as investigators sought the cause.
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Livingston
Forest Service
AMA secretly backed Haynsworth nomination
Confidential AMA documents show the American Medical Association and its political committee aided the Nixon administration’s push for Senate confirmation of Judge Clement Haynsworth to the Supreme Court. The records detail over $1 million in favors to legislators and groups, including the Nixon Inaugural Committee, and cooperation with the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, with plans to influence advisory committees. The Senate ultimately defeated Haynsworth’s nomination.
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American Medical Association
Senate
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
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Chicago
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Nixon White House
Haynsworth
Charles N. Colson
Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Raymond Holden
AMA Board of Trustees
Scottsdale District seeks joint park school site plan
The Scottsdale School District aims to join the city in a four site park development in McCormick Ranch. A revised contract clarifies the district’s role on school sites only. City bids for grading utilities and landscaping proceed, backed by a $229,600 federal grant, with planting delays likely until next year.
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Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Jack Kearney
Sands Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Kearney
Timothy Bray
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Rockefeller visits Getty at his London area home
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller and his family on a private Britain visit meet American oil magnate J. Paul Getty at Getty’s home outside London. The encounter underscores ties between U S political figures and prominent industrialists during the trip.
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London
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Britain
J. Paul Getty
Trailer dealer accused in $100,000 bank fraud suit
Mission Bank of Mesa accuses Phoenix area mobile home dealer Jack Gartley and Gartley Enterprises of fraud in a Maricopa County suit. The bank says financed trailers were sold and repossessed, then resold without honoring the bank lien.
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Phoenix
Mesa
Mission Bank of Mesa
Maricopa County
Jack Gartley
Gartley Enterprises
Gartley
Murder Trial Delayed in Gila Bend Case
A Phoenix murder trial for James McDaniel, 26, accused of leaving five men to die at the Gila Bend Gunnery Range, is postponed two weeks. Judge Robert Broomfield granted the delay to allow Judge Marilyn Riddel to reassess her dismissal of four murder charges.
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Phoenix
Gila Bend
Maricopa County
Robert Broomfield
Marilyn Riddel
James McDaniel
Whistles issued to women staff at Arizona Medical Center
Nearly 400 whistles are being distributed to women employees as part of an anti rape campaign after a rape and an attempted rape since January. Officials say staff can use the whistles to call for help and may request a security guard escort when leaving late at night.
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Tucson
Arizona Medical Center
Hercules quail faces court test in Arizona appeal
A pet quail named Hercules and 14 year old Jack King Jr. face another court fight as the Arizona Game and Fish Commission appeals a judge's ruling returning the bird to the teen. The department says private possession of native wildlife is illegal and criticizes the lower court decision. Public figures including Gov. Jack Williams and Sen. Barry Goldwater urged Hercules be returned.
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Phoenix. Ariz
Hercules
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Jack King Jr
Arizona, Game and Fish Department
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Game and Fish Department
Government offices closed Friday Fourth of July holiday
All federal state county and municipal offices will be closed Friday for the Fourth of July. Emergency services will operate. Scottsdale refuse crews run regular routes Friday with no Phoenix trash pickup. Friday pickups shift to Tuesday. Post Office delivery is suspended Friday but weekend service resumes Saturday.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
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