Fischer to allow TV cameras for sixth Spassky match
Bobby Fischer will permit television cameras in the playing hall for the sixth game against Boris Spassky, despite earlier opposition. An aide said cameras should be back with conditions of no noise. The game is set for Sunday at 5 p.m. local time with Fischer to move first.
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James Ward
Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fred Cramer
International Chess Federation
Fischer
Bobby
Spassky
Chet Forty
ABC
Mr. Spassky
Securities suit filed over unregistered notes by Scottsdale firm
Erma Hall of Scottsdale sues Cochise College Park Inc and ten others alleging sale of more than 24 million dollars in unregistered notes. CCP reorganizing under bankruptcy with assets of 18 million and debts around 20 million, including two subdivisions near Douglas. Hall bought over 21000 of notes, seeks refund. 6000 others may be involved.
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Scottsdale
Erma Demarco Hall
Cochise College Park, Inc
CCP
Douglas
Cochise College Park
Coronado Lakes Estates
Hall
Dickson Named General Manager at Dickson Electronics Capacitor Division
Donald C. Dickson, founder and former Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce president, is appointed general manager of the Capacitor Division of Dickson Electronics Corporation in Scottsdale. R.H. Rudolph announces continued growth as capacitor sales rise and expansion plans develop for the Mesa based facilities.
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Donald C. Dickson
Dickson Electronics Corporation
Scottsdale
R.H. Rudolph
Dickson
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Mesa
Rudolph
Dickson Electronics
Judge declines to disqualify at convention clash
Chicago reports that County Circuit Court Judge Daniel A. Corell refused to disqualify himself amid controversy at the Democratic National Convention. Corell denied allegations he compared challenge leaders to Hitler and Mussolini in published stories.
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Chicago
UPI
Judes
Daniel A. Corell
Hem
Corelli
Hitler
Mussolini
Gila River Reservation Seen As Prime Development Site
The Gila River Indian Reservation, over 300000 acres south of Phoenix, has arable land but scarce water after the 1990 diversion. The article notes growing development value and mentions cooperative programs like a day care initiative and support for social work trainees.
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Gila River
Phoenix
Tucson
Phoeterie and Crafts
Spending plans spark GOP critique of congressional agenda
The article reports on Democratic control of Congress facing opposition over budget, with Ford and Senate GOP Whip Griffin arguing that most administration programs lack chance of passage. Revenue sharing may be the only likely outcome after adjournment, while Nixon and Republicans frame spending as inflationary and politically charged.
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Congress
Ford
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Nixon
Conlan Urges Firm Criminal Justice Stance at Arizona Corrections Meeting
Sen John B Conlan chairman of the Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee warns that public safety requires discipline within prisons and obedience by prisoners He criticizes Maryland Governor for over ruling prison officials during a recent disturbance and using prisoners for publicity
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John B. Conlan
Scottsdale
Judiciary Committee
Arizona Senate
Conlan
Maryland
Maryland House of Corrections
Brown criticizes using television time for non political purposes
The speaker claims Brown warns that political influence can be shaped by media buys and mentions alleged use of television time for non political appearances, arguing such tactics undermine fair entry into the Senate race.
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