Senators assert CIA FBI lied to Warren Commission in Kennedy case
Senate intelligence panel member Sen Richard Schweiker says the CIA and FBI lied to the Warren Commission and hints at pursuing hot leads to answer who killed Kennedy. He notes new material on investigation defects and potential causes tied to Oswald and Castro ties amid efforts for a new permanent intelligence committee.
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Washington
CIA
FBI
Warren ‘Commission
Kennedy
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard Schweiker
Schweiker
CTA
Warren Commission
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Lee Harvey Oswald
Commission
Sen
Gary Hart
Dcole
Intelligence
Hart
Oswald
Schweicker and Hart
Intelligence Committee
Dallas
Tex
Senate
U.S
Senate Intelligence
Armed Services Committee
Mike Mansfield
Lynching at Scottsdale billboard cowboys sign removed
Downtown Scottsdale witnesses a lynching staged on a long standing northeast corner billboard featuring the community cowboy. The sign is removed for Scottsdale Road improvement work and will be repainted for a fall return by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce. City workers Ron Snyder and Norman Akin are named as mob participants.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Main Street
Ron Snyder
Norman Akin
John Marks
Chamber
al Overend
Hospitals vie for 680 beds in Paradise Valley Phoenix area
John C. Lincoln Hospital plans an emergency facility and a 120 bed hospital in Paradise Valley. Valley hospital groups push to 680 beds in North Scottsdale-Paradise Valley with three other facilities proposing 560 beds. EmergiCenter will offer first line care and handle severe emergencies while a 12 to 18 month opening timetable is anticipated.
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John C. Lincoln Hospital
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Valley Hospital Groups
North Scottsdale
North Scottsdale Medical Facilities Ltd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Doctor's Hospital
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Lincoln
Deer Valley
Leitner
John C. Lincoln
Gan
Maricopa County
North Scottsdale Medical
Shea Boulevard
Pima Road
SMH
Sentry Insurance
96Th Street
Towing firms challenge Scottsdale city contract award
Four towing operators forming Greater Scottsdale Towing contest the council decision on a city towing contract. The bid evaluated charges by weight class and limited most fees, with Dealers Towing named low bidder. Opponents warn jobs and auto repair work may shift to Tempe and claim local wreckers can meet needs.
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Scottsdale
Ceeou Iy Snooty Ea
Arizona artist burns 100 paintings to protest taxes
Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia burned 100 Southwestern paintings valued at more than 1.5 million dollars in a Superstition Mountains area. Witnessed by about 10 people, DeGrazia said tax law values him as a multi millionaire on paper and future heirs would owe taxes. He said the act may not change much, but he found some satisfaction in the burn.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Ted DeGrazia
U.S
DeGrazia
Here
Internal Revenue Service
Tucson
Coaches Pay Dispute Leaves Scottsdale District Stalled
Scottsdale School District and the Scottsdale Coaches Association remain at a standstill after a Thursday meeting. Association president Paul Hanley says 84 of 90 coaches will refuse to coach next year without higher salaries. The group proposes reallocating funds including removing the athletic coordinator post to fund raises.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Coaches Association
Paul Hanley
Association
Hanley
Scottsdale Community College
Supreme Court
Artichoke Party
Artichokes
Sherri Panke
Artichoke
Motorola layoff aid eyed as DES narrows eligible headcount
DES officials say about 3,070 Motorola workers from east Phoenix and Mesa may qualify for Trade Adjustment Assistance, up from earlier estimates of 1,800 to 2,500. Motorola cooperates, forms to identify workers for claims processing are issued, with payments expected by summer. The Trade Act of 1974 covers cash, training, and job support for those unemployed due to import action.
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Motorola, Inc
Department of Economic Security
Labor Department
Motorola
Phoenix
Mesa
Tom Miller
Arizona
Bae
Miller
DES
Grocery bills rise 8 percent in 1976 forecast
The article indicates 1976 grocery costs will jump as prices rise 3 to 5 percent and consumers have about 10 percent more disposable income while consumption grows 1 to 2 percent. In Beirut, Palestinian factions threaten actions against Syrian forces amid shelling of leftist strongholds. Syrian-controlled Palestinians in Tripoli attack Lebanese Moslem militiamen for the fifth day.
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New York
America
CYS
PaCard and Poor Corp
Beirut
Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Hafez Assad
Tabet
Arafat
Tripoli
Chemical firms plead innocent in Kepone case
Allied Chemical Corp and the city of Hopewell pleaded innocent to federal charges alleging Kepone discharge into the James River. Life Science Products Co and six individuals faced over 1,400 charges as arraignments were continued to May 21 while permanent lawyers are chosen.
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Richmond
Allied Chemical Corp
Hopewell
James River
Allied, Hopewell
Life Science Products Co
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Life Science Products
Callaway testifies on pressuring Forest Service over ski resort expansion
Howard H. Callaway, Ford administration figure and former Army secretary, testified before a Senate interior subcommittee that he urged top Forest Service and Agriculture Department officials to speed up a decision on his Colorado ski resort expansion last July 3. He said the agency appeared to be dragging its feet and he acted on that belief.
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Washington
Ford
Howard H. Callaway
Forest Service
Colorado
Callaway
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Agriculture Department
Army
U S to fly 9000+ Indochinese refugees from Thailand
The United States will start a program to air at least 9,000 Indochinese refugees from Thailand to the United States this summer. Most arrivals will come from the 70,000 to 85,000 Laotians and Cambodians granted temporary asylum in Thailand, sources said.
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Bangkok
Thailand
United States
U.S
Carter meets with Meany on labor issues and neutrality
President Carter met AFL-CIO President Meany and said they agree on economic issues. He aims for labor support but notes the union remains neutral in the primaries and expects no obstruction of Democratic candidates. Weather details follow in later pages.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Carter
Meany
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Bob Johnstone
Necktie
Art
Jack Kearney
Philip Gates
SCA
Richard Clegg
Clegg
SCC
Panke
Associated Press
Syria
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