Babbitt Faces FBI Questioning Amid Gambling Rumors
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt is reportedly under routine FBI review stemming from rumors of Las Vegas gambling ties. The investigation is described as standard procedure, with officials noting the danger of leaks harming reputations while stressing there is no confirmed evidence.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Las Vegas
Babbitt
U.S
Mike Hawkins
Hawkins
Arizona
The Bug Line Bus to Tempe Aims for Student Transit
A group started the Bug Line with a caterpillar painted bus from Phoenix to Scottsdale then to ASU to offer cheap student transport. It failed due to government indifference and underfunding. Now Phoenix Transit serves West Camelback to Tempe but Tempe reduced subsidies, leaving the line to end at Los Arcos Mall.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Phoenix Transit
West Camelback
Scottsdale Road
Tempe
Los Arcos Mail
Wallace suit threat over Young remark heats debate
Washington columnist John D. Lofton reports Andrew Young could face a multimillion dollar defamation action after Playboy quotes label him as praising violence. Wallace aides defend the governor, noting past anti violence stances, while experts debate Wallace's culpability and Youngs civil rights record.
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John D. Lofton
Washington
Andrew Young
United Nations
Great Britain
Borough of
Queens
New York
Young
Alabama
George Wallace
Playboy Magazine
Angola
Playboy
Andy Young
Wallace
Tom Offenberger
Jenkins
Montgomery
Peter Range
Grand Opening of Fobes Memorial Parking Place Ends in Crash
The gala ceremony on Grand avenue marked by Letitia Fobes and Milton Haberdash ends in tragedy as a reverse-ram crash crushes Haberdash’s car and injures Mrs Haberdash. Mayor Fecklen White presided and crowd cheered as Haberdash laments loss of his wife.
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Hiram T. Fobes
Grand Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Fobes
Letitia Fobes
Hiram
Studebaker
Flemming Crater
Silas Marner
Grand Avenue Merchants’ Association
Marner
Fecklen White
Haberdash
Mayor White
Miz Lillian satire draws British ire and American critique
Critics in the United States and a 71 year old Edinburgh reader protest Punch satire of President Carter family especially Miz Lillian. Alison Oliver seeks action while Alan Coren defends assailing depictions as unethical and unfair amid cross Atlantic tensions over humor and taste.
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New York City
Punch
Carter
Miz Lillian
Deeyuh
Jimmy
Rosalynn
Tobacco Road
Dogpatch
Edinburgh
Alison Oliver
English Press Council
Alan Coren
Sunday Times of London
Stinkweed
Grandpaw
Gutpump
Snob
Eulalia
Billy
Noel Coward
Deep South
Eudora Welty
J.M. Cash
Oliver
Punchi
Coren
Classified Mail Rates Show Local and Out-of-State Options
Rates for carrier and motor route delivery list weekly and monthly prices. Arizona mail offers 2.50 per month and 70 per year, with out-of-state options at 3.00 per month and 99 per year. The snippet reflects historical newspaper pricing for subscription services.
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Truth In Advertising
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Progress
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H.E
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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