Church Seeks Democratic Presidential Nomination
Idaho Senator Frank Church joined the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, arguing federal bureaucracy must be harnessed and that key issues are ignored by rivals. He criticized peripheral questions and called for clarity on fundamental choices shaping the nation. A related note from London reports Princess Margaret unlikely to divorce, but a legal separation from Anthony Armstrong-Jones appears probable.
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Idaho City
Idaho
Frank Church
London
Margaret
Anthony Armstrong-Jones
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Boston Doctors Discount Coffee Heart Attack Link
A Boston study challenges earlier work linking coffee intake to heart attack risk. Researchers in the Journal of Medicine report their new analysis finds no clear connection and says prior findings may have overstated the association.
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Boston
Journal of Medicine
Las Vegas Strip Hotels to Decide on Arbitration Return
Nevada Resort Association members hold a 2 p.m. meeting at Summa Corp headquarters to decide if binding arbitration will be used to readmit workers after a week-long service employee strike. In Milan, workers march against austerity as Communists demand a stake in national power.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Resort Association
Howard Hughes’ Summa Corp
NRA
Rome
Milan
Italy
Christian Democrats
Jerusalem Protests Ebb After Day of Clashes
Arab demonstrators closed shops and schools in Jerusalem and occupied west Jordan with stones thrown in spots. Israeli papers urged government action to halt Arab violence as tensions cooled from weeks of rioting.
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Jerusalem
West Jordan
Weather Outlook for Today and Tomorrow
Today expect sunny and warm with a high in the low 80s. Tomorrow turns cloudy breezy and cooler with a high in the upper 70s. Overnight lows will be in the low 50s. Details on page 3.
Morton to Lead Ford Campaign as Callaway Replaced
Rogers C. Morton will become President Ford's campaign manager replacing Howard H. Callaway amid an inquiry by the Civil Aeronautics Board into waivers for charter flights to Callaway ski resort. White House and campaign sources call it timing and virtually a done deal, with announcements expected in coming days.
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Rogers C. B. Morton
Howard H. Callaway
Ford
Civil Aeronautics Board
Callaway
Morton
White House
North Carolina
Colorado
Pentagon
William Greener
Defense
William P. Clements
Air Force
Army
Greener
Air Force Academy
Ron Nessen
Jerris Leonard
Scottsdale aims to rezoning for profit on north side area
City senior planner Dennis Parker told the Chamber of Commerce that eight rezoning alternatives will be discussed by the city council on March 29 to reduce a $323,000 annual deficit in a north Scottsdale area north of Shea Boulevard and east of Pima Road. He noted the area has no current commercial development and is currently suited to single family homes.
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Scottsdale
Dennis Parker
Parker
Chamber of Commerce
Shea Boulevard
Pima Road
Paradise Valley Funds to Repair McDonald Drive
Paradise Valley will allocate its 33,874 dollars in federal revenue sharing to the McDonald Drive improvement project, with a total estimated cost of 95,000 dollars. The plan includes shoulder repairs, a four foot north side widening, and eventual resurfacing from Tatum Boulevard to 71st Street, pending county coordination and possible April start.
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Paradise Valley
Oscar Butt
Butt
McDonald Drive
McDonald
Tatum Boulevard
71St Street
Charlie Atkinson
Maricopa County
Mountain Shadows Resort
Arizona Guard riot control records opened after public ruling
Two New Times reporters say Arizona Army National Guard riot control records from 1968 to 1972 are incomplete and not a full account of preparations for civic disorders. Officials insist exercises involved civilian control, not martial law, and that the Guard is too small to plan a military takeover.
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Arizona
Geoff O'Connell
New Times
Ridenhour
O’connell
Atty
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Ray Hose
Curtis Jennings
Guard
Senate panel backs police fire collective bargaining bill
A Senate Government Committee backed a collective bargaining bill for police and firemen by 6 to 1 despite objections from Scottsdale officials led by Mayor William Jenkins. The measure would create a five member public employes liaison board and a three member arbitration panel with bans on strikes, but faces a doubtful path to final passage and likely House resistance.
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Scottsdale
William Jenkins
House
Jenkins
Despit City
Mesa
Louis Stradling
Citizens’ Union
Stradling
House Democrats
Rnce
Sen
Jones Osborn
D-Yuma
Osborn
Judiciary Committee
Tucson
Campana pushes bridges with Salt River Pima-Maricopa
Scottsdale City Council member Richard V. Campana calls for healing the gap with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. He urges planning a shared list of priorities on Pima Road and a possible Price to Pima Road link south of McDowell involving Tempe, Mesa, and the county.
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Richard V. Campana
Scottsdale
Salt River
Pima Road
Campana
Council
Stan Eisner
Eet
Bray
Price
Pima Roads
McDowell
Tempe
Salt River Reservation
McKellips Road
Alc
Mesa
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Eldorado Park
Indian Bend Wash
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South Scottedale
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