Presidents sought FBI files to Myriad of Abuses Alleged in Levi Testimony
Sources say Kennedy Nixon and Johnson asked for FBI checks on members of Congress as security concerns, with Johnson cited as most active in using the bureau. Levi testified that abuses included staff checks on campaign opponents and political use of FBI data near elections.
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UPI
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
FBI
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Edward H. Levi
House Judiciary Subcommittee
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Nixon
Johnson
Atlantic City
Chicago
Levi
Laurence H. Silberman
Bill Moyers
Barry M. Goldwater
Silberman
Walter Jenkins
Goldwater
Senate
Bobby Baker
Career Kaleidoscope showcases 150 plus speakers at SCC
A three day Career Kaleidoscope runs March 11 to 13 at Scottsdale Community College with more than 150 professionals from hospitals media construction law enforcement and other fields to advise 2500 Scottsdale School District seniors. Sessions run 1 to 4 30 p m each day with three one hour blocks.
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Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale
SCC
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
World Championship Bridge Semi Finals Aces vs Brazil
Two high pressure hands from the 1970s World Championship semi finals feature The Aces and Brazil. Q A Q H I A 1032 shows critical decisions after passes and double threats. In the first hand Ace Goldman led clubs and The Aces scored 750 while Eric Murray doubled hearts to reach 790.
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Brazil
Bob Goldman
Declarer
Eric Murray
Gabriel Chavas
North
West
Judge allows use of SLA war plans evidence in Hearst case
Alameda County Judge Gordon Minder released most of the seized SLA documents and items from Concord and Los Angeles for trial. The materials may be used against Russell Little and Joseph Remiro, charged in the Marcus Foster assassination and the Hearst kidnapping era. Remiro, a Vietnam veteran, and Little, a former student, were captured after a patrol stop led to a deadly shootout.
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UPT
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Alameda County
Gordon Minder
SLA
Concord
Los Angeles
Russell Little
Joseph M. Remiro
SSLA
Sacramento
Marcus Foster
Miss Hearst
Remiro
Little
Foster
Policeman to Attend FBI Class in Quantico
Scottsdale Lt. Fred Todd will start a two week FBI academy course in Quantico Virginia. Acting Chief David Townsend selected him to join the program that brings law enforcement leaders together to discuss community relations urban police problems and training needs. Todd and Townsend helped implement Scottsdale’s team policing concept started October 1 dividing the city into three teams.
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Scottsdale
Fred Todd
FBI Academy
Quantico
Todd
David Townsend
Townsend
Centigrade weather forecasts gain ground in North America
ASU climatology director Dr. Robert Durrenberger notes meteorological reports increasingly use metric units. Canada and Mexico push metric reporting, with Canada mandating Centigrade temperatures by April and broader metric data by September 1975.
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Canada
ASU
Canadian Weather Service
Mexico
Durrenberger
Scottsdale Valley Ho hosts Spring Conference on Adult Education
The eighth annual conference runs March 7 and 8 at the Valley Ho Hotel in Scottsdale. Keynote speaker Phillip Frandzen of UC Los Angeles ext services will discuss Predicted Changes in Extension Education. Friday topics include Adult Values by Frank DeGrado and Training Adult Education Teachers by F Marvin Hole. Banquet speaker Lester S. Perris and talks by Robert Fenske and James Farmer are planned for Saturday. Cost is 3 dollars per day with meals optional. registrations available Friday morning and Saturday morning.
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Scottsdale
Valley Ho
Main St
Arizona State University
College of Education
Arizona Adult Education Association
American Society For Training and Development
Phillip Frandzen
Clean Extension Services
University of California Los Angeles
Jandzen
Frank DeGrado
Triton College
F. Marvin Hole
Idaho
Lester S. Perris
ASU
Robert H. Fenske
Clemency extension fails to deter critics
President Ford extended the earned reenlistment clemency program for Vietnam draft dodgers and deserters through March 31, the final extension. Critics say the move is irrelevant as protesters plan a White House demonstration. About 10 000 of an estimated 120 000 eligible have applied to the Clemency Board.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Vietnam
Mitch Snyder
White House
Indochina
Charles Goodell
Biscoe death investigated after teen found dead at home
Investigators consider drug overdose as a possible cause in the death of Bradley Allen Biscoe, 21, at 1814 N. 75th Place. He was found in his bedroom Thursday afternoon after family members reported concerns from the previous evening.
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Bradley Allen Biscoe
1814
N. 75Th Place
Biscoe
Scottsdale Community College
Jackie Lloyd
Briscoe
Call-A-Teen to Organize Youth Summer Jobs
The Maricopa County Call-a-Teen program will again place youths ages 14 and 15 in part time temporary jobs around the Valley. Home owners provide tasks such as babysitting lawn care and cleaning for one day wages paid at the end of the day. A county wide coordinating committee of 15 organizations is launching the 1975 program and potential employers are asked to call 276-7338 in Phoenix or 277-0111 outside the city.
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