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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1974

Page

5

White House pressured IRS to jail O'Brien before 1972 election

Senate Watergate committee report says the White House urged the IRS to pursue tax charges against Democratic leader Lawrence F. O'Brien, despite a policy against politically sensitive cases in an election year. Ehrlichman is quoted admitting the intent to jail O'Brien before the election.

O'Brien Howard Hughes Nixon O’brien John D. Ehrlichman IRS Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo Donald Nixon Rebozo Ehrlichman White House Hughes

Talking money aid helps the blind using space tech

The paper money identifier for the blind uses space derived optics and sound signatures to distinguish denominations. Developed by NASA's Biomedical Applications Team at Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, tests show blind users can identify bills after three hours of practice. Produced by Marchak Engineering in Austin and available to training centers, schools, and individuals.

NASA Biomedical Applications Southwest Research Institute San Antonio Tex The Space Agency Arkansas Enterprises Little Rock Marchak Engineering and Manufacturing Co Austin

Sinatra offers free telecast of Sydney concert to Melbourne

Frank Sinatra avoided reporters at the Boulevard Hotel where his party stayed on the 23rd floor. Labor unions reached a deal to resume his tour, allowing broadcasts of a Sydney concert July 14 16 to Melbourne free of charge. union leader Bob Hawke met Sinatra and attorney Milton Rudin for four hours.

Sydney UPI Frank Sinatra Melbourne Boulevard Hotel Sinatra Bob Hawke Australian Council of Trade Unions Milton Rudin

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