GAO cites uncertainty on Agnew home value increase
The GAO says it cannot determine if government financed security upgrades raised Spiro Agnew's Kenwood Maryland home value. A realtor notes the sale at 300000 after buying for 190000 in 1972, with improvements totaling 124587 since 1973. The current owners plan to move within 90 days.
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UPI
General Accounting
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Kenwood
GAO
Peter Burr
Burr, Morris and Pardoe
Agnews
Myron Davy
Woodbridge
Burr
Severn River
John. F. Seiberling
Ohio
Seiberling
Scottsdale saves city big with bridge model
A $4,000 scale model of the Indian Bend Wash crossing built by ASU and Scottsdale engineers cut expected costs by about $500,000. The model, tested with simulated flood flows, guided design of a 910 foot bridge and upstream abutments, with further savings anticipated from adapting the model for other bridges.
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Paul Ruff
McDowell Road
Indian Bend Wash
Vista del Camino Park
Thomas Road
Indian Bend Road
Wash
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
College of Engineering Sciences
McDowell
Scottsdale Capital Improvements
George Tanella
Ianella
Paul “Ruff
ASU
Lanella
Ruff
Tanella
Salt Lake man arrested for threatening President Nixon
Gordon L. Schwaneveldt, 49, a Salt Lake County Recorder's office employee, was arrested by Secret Service agents after an eight minute call in which he threatened to kill Nixon. He was arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Daniel Alsup on federal counts, freed on 5000 dollar bond, and set for a April 3 preliminary hearing. The Secret Service recorded his remarks saying he would kill the president if given a chance.
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Salt Lake City
UPT
Salt Lake’ City
Nixon
Secret Service
White House
Gordon L. Schwaneveldt
Salt Lake
U.S
Daniel ‘Alsup
Schwariéveldt
Tricky Dick
Nixon Rather conflict blamed an audience at Houston
President Richard Salant said the audience at Nixon's Houston news conference provoked the clash with CBS reporter Dan Rather. He blamed the crowd for boos and cheers and said Rather is one of the best newsmen while Salant noted his own shock and his wife’s reaction.
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Ginginnati
GBS
Richard Salant
Houston
CBS
Dan Rather
Rather
Salant
National Association of Broadcaster
White House
4-H leaders sought for north Phoenix Maricopa County drive
The Maricopa County Cooperative Extension launches a Scottsdale Northeast Phoenix effort to recruit 4-H club and project leaders. Anita Townsend says many kids want to join 4-H but lack leaders. roles welcome young volunteers 16 and older. Extensions offers consultants materials and support with no material costs, meetings set by the leader’s availability. Residents can contact Mrs Townsend at 2519 E Corinne Drive Phoenix to sign up.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Anita. Townsend
Townsend
E. Corrine Drive
Mathlete of the Month winners honored in Scottsdale schools
The Mathlete of the Month contest for fourth to sixth graders drew about 7000 students district wide. Winners across districts earned certificates for high scores on a 100 problem timed test covering multiplication through multistep operations with names from many schools.
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Scottsdale
Shirley Frye
Language Day at SCC Marks Foreign Language Day
Scottsdale Community College hosts Foreign Language Day on April 4 offering a free lunch with French German Spanish and Russian dishes. The event runs 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room C-106 and is open to the public.
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Scottsdale Community College
Man
SCC
Tonalea area girls plan dinner for principal and Arbor Day tree plant
Seventh grade home economics students invite Principal Walter Bright to spaghetti garlic bread and fruit jello. Eighth graders study interior decorating and arrange rooms. Tonalea nurse Martha Plenert to demonstrate Resusci-Anne manikins with help from Arizona Heart Association. Arbor Day tree planting planned April 5 by Tonalea Student Council led by adviser Lois Brock. Cub Scout Pack 444 held Pinewood Derby with Brian Kmetko winning fastest car. multiple den winners noted. Webelos to Boys Scouting transition observed with several members earning badges and advancing weeks.
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Arlea
Stickel
Andy Pierson
Walter Bright
Tonalea
Brian Kmetko
Stephen Kmetko
Bret Zick
Kurt Bengtson
Darryl Yeager
Scott, Markis
John’ Banman
Jeff Jones
David Earle
John Aul
Paul Lesiak
Joey Freeman
Mark Gunzelman
Webelos
Webelo
Brett Rensch
Kevin Ryan
Brad Zick
Bob Berkey
Denny Birch
Ricky Kempton
Steve Kmetko
Phillip Marquis
David Porter
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