Denials Hit Allegations of Gratuities by Aircraft Firms
Phoenix AP report states Lockheed Northrop and Boeing denied paying gratuities to U S Air Force colonels to aid foreign sales. Ernest F Hauser asserts 10 000 to 20 000 Christmas gratuities were paid while he links Boeing to ex military officials. Hauser testified before SEC and Senate on Lockheed payoffs to foreign officials.
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Phoenix
U.S. Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Ernest F. Hauser
E. Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley
Northrop. Corp
Boeing Co
Hauser
Lockheed
Northrop
Boeing
Seattle
Air Force
Papeernies Press
U.S
Lufthansa
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate
Mardi Gras crowds swell as suburbs join the revelry
New Orleans fans revel for Fat Tuesday as suburban krewe activity grows since 1960. Metairie’s Krewe of Argus expects about half a million from downtown, while downtown crowds exceed a million in good weather. Parades begin with Zulu and peak with Rex, ending after Comus as cleanup crews tally debris up to 1,814 tons in 1971.
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New Orleans
Rex
Desert Shadows Plans Split Hours For Grades 1 2 3
Desert Shadows Elementary faces a possible split schedule next year with double sessions for grades 1 2 and 3 if enrollment holds. Morning attendance for students and afternoon for walkers is planned pending new pupil numbers. Field Day activities include athletic events and fund raising for Pioneer Arizona.
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Tirza Logan
Desert Shadows
Muriel Rickard
Rickard
Pioneer
Arizona
U.S. to Change Style at United Nations
Former Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton will become the next U.N. envoy, bringing a softer, less theatrical approach than successor Moynihan while maintaining firm U.S. policy. Scranton emphasizes balanced Middle East engagement and broader global friendships amid shifting U.N. dynamics.
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Edward Neilan Copley
Washington
United States of America
United Nations
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
U.S
Scranton
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Moynihan
Harvard
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Middle East
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Israel
U.N
Radio Israel
United States
General Assembly
Soviet Union
People’s Republic of China
William Scranton
Recession and OPEC price shifts reshape oil market
The piece notes U S gasoline prices fall across the nation amid Iran cutting crude prices and Iraq potentially underselling. It links demand decline to recession and energy shifts to natural gas and coal, while nuclear power expands 58 plants generating 39 940 megawatts. It discusses Iran Saudi Arabia Kuwait and OPEC dynamics and U S dependence on foreign oil rising as domestic production falls.
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James Cary Washington
CNS
U.S
Iran
Iraq
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Europe
Japan
United States
Mhen
OPEC
Kuwait
Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
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Kim Foreman
Rosemary Geary
Tracy Jenkins
Liese King
Tracey McGough
Michelle Neilson
Dana Pooters
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Geary
Susan Brown
Pam Redmond
Tempe
Larkspur
Becky Bigler
Paul Maneely
Gompers
Metrocenter Merchants Assoc
Sandi Davis
Mary Ann Doyle
Desert Shadows Elementary
Desert Shadows Tumbleweeds
Stephanie Sides
Sides
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Tumbleweeds
Reta Bland
Dust Devil
Joyce Wibergh
Carol Burch
Isabel Edwards
Scottsdale Mall
East Indian School
Childress Buick
Buick
Cepy Heghway
Siayvelawin
Lark Century Regal
Camelback Road
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