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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1976

Page

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Nixon says he did not pick wiretap targets in early presidency

In a sworn deposition Nixon states he did not personally select wiretap subjects and that Kissinger bore responsibility for providing names to Hoover. He notes his role was to inform Kissinger whom to consider, while Kissinger cites broader authorization and directs surveillance of individuals including Morton Halperin.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Nixon U.S. District Court Kissinger Morton Hoover

Stability plan for Scottsdale Center for the Arts unveiled

City managers report five months after opening the $5 million Scottsdale Center for the Arts seeks stability and visibility. It cites staff changes budget issues and an image problem and recommends stronger publicity more rentals and co promotions to attract audiences and balance programming.

Bruce Jameson Scottsdale Center Franklin D. Aleshire Aleshire David Harris General Services Department Harris Southwest Ensemble Theater Phoenix-Scottsdale Chamber Music Society

Ford to OK payoff study under secrecy conditions

President Ford will authorize a private pledge to grant Japanese authorities conditional access to U.S. information on Lockheed payoffs. Access will be secret unless used in criminal prosecutions. A Nevada Test Site nuclear detonation was delayed 24 hours due to unfavorable winds.

Washington Ford U.S Lockheed Mercury Nev Nevada Test Site Beatty

Bribery Suspects Indicted In U S Fraud Case

In Newark New Jersey a group of Taiwanese and American businessmen were indicted for attempting to bribe a U S foreign service officer to halt an investigation into a 27 million fraud claim. In Dublin Ireland Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave vows a tougher drive against Irish American fundraising for the guerrilla group.

Newark N.J United States Dublin Ireland Liam Cosgrave

Dow Jones Tops 1000 Again As Trading Near Close

The Dow Jones industrial average pierced the 1000 mark after 2 p.m. and showed signs it could hold. Earlier, the index hovered near 1000 but finished lower. Weather outlook calls for variable clouds today, fair conditions tonight, and a high in the low seventies for both days.

New York

Alternatives to Orme Dam debated by CAP advisory group

A seven member environmental panel meeting at the Holiday Inn reviewed possible sites and impacts of the Orme Dam and Reservoir. They highlighted effects on the Ft. McDowell Indian Reservation and numerous archeological sites while weighing alternatives such as raising Horseshoe and Roosevelt dams.

Gil Johnson Orme Dam Central Arizona U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Holiday Inn Scottsdale City Cliff Pugh CAP Seasion Ft. McDowell Jay Natelson Natelson Salt River Reservation Verde Bartlett Dam Register Jim Maxon Bureau Orme Horseshoe Roosevelt Roosevelt Dam

Salt River Indians defend right to enforce laws over trash dumping

Salt River Pima-Maricopa officials defended reservation laws amid protests after brothers Rick and Bob Ryan were jailed for alleged trespassing and illegal trash dumping. Officials say outsiders dump on the reservation and vow to crack down while noting a landfill revenue source and charges for disposal.

Salt River Evergreen Wash Salt River Pima-Maricopa Gerald Anton Herschel Andrews Ron Thomas Scottsdale Anton Rick Bob Ryan Ryans Oak Street Beeline Highway Oak Mesa Tempe Andrews Shea Boulevard Pima Road Tony French French

Trustees balk on budget vote in Scottsdale school board

Scottsdale School Board balks at spring referendum to exceed next year’s budget with a vote by April 1 looming. Usdane supports capital outlay cuts and a targeted referendum, Swanson favors a guidelines based measure, while Streich Rosen and Childs oppose or seek conditions. Board weighs 12 economy options even without a referendum.

Bonnie Foster Scottsdale Robert Usdane Donald Swanson Sam Childs Paul Streich Aaron Rosen Usdane Swanson Streich Rosen Childs Jack Kearney William Randall

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