Rosenzweig Linked to Mob Ties in IRE Crime Report
Investigative Reporters and Editors tied Harry Rosenzweig, former Arizona Republican state chairman, to mob-connected bookmakers and prostitution, gambling, and police networks in a six month Arizona crime probe. The series cites Rosenzweig’s past as a Phoenix jeweler and links with Herbert Lieb, the Chicago crime syndicate contact man, and notes Rosenzweig’s role in discotheques and casino ventures through 1970s partnerships.
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Arizona
Harry Rosenzweig
Arizona Republican
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Miami Herald
Detroit News
Indianapolis Star
Arizona Daily Star
Denver Post
Colorado Springs Sun
Rosenzweig
Phoenix
Las Vé
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Herbert Lieb
Chicago Crime Syndicate
Lieb
Herb
Rosenzweig Center
del E. Webb
Harry Jr
Burke
Goldwater Denies Mob Link Reports In Arizona
U S Senator Barry Goldwater and his brother deny mob figure links amid a six month IRE probe that sparked protests and questions about land sales organized crime. Rosenzweig and Robert Goldwater faced questions while Barry denounced the claims as libelous and vowed to consider legal action.
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Associated Press
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Robert
Arizona
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
de Bolles
Arizona Republic
Sen. Goldwater
Charros Stadium expansion plan gains council backing
Scottsdale considers a compromise to build four Cubs spring training fields at Scottsdale Stadium with access to two new practice fields and expanded city sports programs. The plan, potentially under 750000 in cost, hinges on flat room fees or hotel taxes and must await Cubs talks and possible sunsetting of any tax.
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Scottsdale Stadium
Scottsdale Charros
Charros
Bill Mack
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Franklin D. Aleshire
Mack
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
Good
Richard Filler
Richard Campana
Heinz Hink
Scottsdale
Charles Smith
Osborn Road
Civic Center Plaza
Smith
Campana
Stadium
Eldorado Park
Jeffrey Schubert
Scottsdale Jaycees
75Th Street
Second Street
Osborn
Rodeo Grounds
Jaycees
Civic Center Pool
Roth named magistrate deputy in Scottsdale city court
Dan Roth, 35, was chosen by the Scottsdale city council to succeed retiring City Magistrate Edward Boyle, with Boyle set to resign April 7 after 12 years in the post. Roth has prior service as justice of the peace and chief criminal deputy in the Maricopa County attorney’s office.
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Maricopa County
Dan Roth
Scottsdale
Edward Boyle
William C. Jenkins
Roth
Jenkins
Boyle
Weather Outlook: Warm Today and Warmer Midweek
The forecast calls for sunny today with high cloudiness on Wednesday. Temperatures reach the low 70s today and mid-70s on Wednesday, with overnight lows in the low 40s.
Carter Admin Ships Aid To Zaire Amid Invasion Crisis
The Carter administration plans to fly communications gear and medical supplies to Zaire to aid its effort against mercenary incursions from Angola. A U S DC-8 from Dover AFB will depart for Kinshasa, delivering aid as the crisis unfolds.
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Washington
Zaire
Angola
State Department
Dover Air Force Base
Delaware
Kinshaska
Italian hijacker sails from Zurich with 21 hostages
In Zurich a 36 year old Italian, Luciano Porcari, boarded an Iberia Airlines Boeing 727 for a 6000 mile odyssey. He seized the jetliner with 21 hostages to gain possession of his two daughters. He toasted hostages with champagne and is described as a dangerous man by airport officials.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Iberia Airlines
Luciano Porcari
Senate poised to repeal Byrd amendment on Rhodesia chrome
The Senate prepares to follow the House in repealing the six year old Byrd amendment that let U.S. firms buy chrome from Rhodesia despite a UN ban. The House approved the repeal 250 to 145 with Carter administration backing to push Rhodesia toward black majority rule. a final vote was anticipated today.
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Washington
Senate
House
U.S
Rhodesia
United Nations
Carter
Drought Persists as River Flows Rise Slightly
U S Geological Survey reports water flow in the Mississippi St Lawrence Columbia Ohio and Missouri rivers rose last week but remains below normal. February levels averaged 220 billion gallons per day below normal despite the gains.
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Washington
United States
U.S. Geological Survey
Mississippi
St. Lawrence
Columbia
Ohio
Missouri
Georgia 5th District crowded ballot after Young resignation
A dozen candidates vie on the Georgia 5th District ballot four months after Andrew Young won a 67 percent landslide. Young’s resignation to accept a United Nations ambassador post leaves the Atlanta area district without a clear successor and a fragile coalition of black and white voters.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Andrew Young
Deep South
Young
United Nations
Scottsdale meetings eyes new policy limiting paperback books
A parent protest at a Scottsdale School Board meeting tonight targets a proposed policy adding strict review for paperback books. Dr. Philip Gates says it expands existing textbook policy, while critics call it censorship. The plan includes a committee to standardize a paperback literature course and survey paperbacks district wide.
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Scottsdale School
Philip Gates
44Th St
Gates
Arcadia High School
Scottsdale council to review two resort district developments
Scottsdale plans to vote on two proposals along the resort residential hub on north Scottsdale Road. Karatz and the Scottsdale Seven seek rezoning and revisions for 21 and 15 acres, aiming at mixed use centers with markets shops theaters and banks, but planners urge denial due to traffic concerns.
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Robert Karatz
Scottsdale Hilton
Scottsdale Seven Group
Karatz
Hilton
Westcor Corp
McDonald Drive
Hilton-Westcor
Scottsdale Seven
Planning Commission
Lincoln Drive
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