Senate report links CIA CHAOS to secret domestic files
A Senate intelligence committee staff report describes CIA Operation CHAOS gathering information on up to 7 500 Americans and thousands more abroad through mail openings and agents. It notes CIA director Helms warned in 1969 this lay beyond the agency charter, and details projects MERRIMACK RESISTANCE and Project 2 aiming to infiltrate dissident groups and monitor campus activities.
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Washington
CTA
Senate
CIA
Richard Helms
White House
Telligence Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
United Homes
Merrimack
FBI
National Security Agency
Said
Resistance
Washington, D.C
Women’s Strike For Peace
Washington Peace Center
Congress of Racial Equality
Dems urged to honor party platform in hearings
A citizen lobby and a labor leader told hearings that the Democratic party's platform is being ignored, urging accountability from party leaders. French President Giscard d estaing defended detente with Communist powers as an open approach serving peace in a joint session address to Congress.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Giscard d'Estaing
France
U.S. Intercepts Soviet Bombers Off Alaska Coast
An Air Force spokesman says Soviet bombers periodically breach a U S defense perimeter off Alaska to test defenses and are routinely intercepted. He denied reports of MIG flights over the Alaska pipeline and Army maneuvers in late 1975.
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Washington
U.S
Alaskan
Air Force
Alaska Pipeline
Senate Confirms Five FEC Members as Funds To Be Disbursed
The Senate confirmed five of six members of the reconstituted Federal Election Commission. FEC officials said campaign funds will be disbursed as soon as the five are sworn in.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Merchants Near Agreement On Scottsdale Road Parking Change
Scottsdale Associated Merchants and city officials tentatively approve a modification to the Scottsdale Road improvement project restoring about a dozen parking spaces. The plan would raise total spaces to 30 with four in front of Lutes and five to six other locations between First Avenue and Second Street.
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Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
Earl Shipp
Ed Turner
First Avenue
Second Street
Jenkins
Young Entrepreneurs Sell Lemonade on Granite Reef Road
Jason Lee and Don Cox, six and five, operate Lemonade Enterprises near Granite Reef Road north of Heatherbrae Drive. Don works free. Jason saves all $1.75 earned Sunday and Monday for his father’s planned ski boat. They tout summer heat and endurance while noting one failed sale to the mailman.
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Lemonade Enterprises, Ltd
Jason Lee
Don Cox
Granite Reef Road
Heatherbrae Drive
Don
Jason
Committee to study fate of test law in Arizona
An ad hoc bipartisan panel will be formed by House and Senate leaders to decide the fate of Arizona's vehicle emissions testing program. The group will include both supporters and critics. The Senate Health and Welfare Committee began hearings on a House approved repeal bill, hearing from Health Services officials and an EPA representative was to testify. Senate Majority Leader Alfredo Gutierrez said the hearing could run into the evening.
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Phoenix
Arizona
House
Senate
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Department of Health Services
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Alfredo Gutierrez
D-Phoenix
Sunny and warm with late thundershowers and dust
The forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions with a chance of late afternoon and evening thundershowers and strong winds followed by blowing dust. The outlook shows a slight cooldown with highs near 100 today and in the 90s Wednesday.
Citizens Hear Northeast Plan Proposals At Public Hearing
Three alt plans for the 25 square mile Northeast Peed area will be shown to residents. The planning commission and city council review concepts focusing on a ring road link between Pima Road, CAP and Shea. Public hearings on May 26 and June 3 will gather input before a final plan is issued.
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Peed
Planning Commission
Oon
Pima Road
Central Arizona
Shea Planners
Richard V. Campana
Jeff Schubert
Charles Smith
Tires
Commission
Council
Scottsdale Tax Collections Rise as Retail Gains Outpace Construction
City reports April sales tax near 493000 dollars up 11.25 percent from 1975. Ten month total at 4.3 million, up 9.3 percent. Car dealers up 40.5 percent in April and 30 percent for the fiscal year. hotels and motels show tourism strength with a 28.7 percent rise January-April 1976. Construction remains in decline with 11 percent fiscal year drop.
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Scottsdale
Michael Stroup
Scottsdale district to discuss discipline policy at SEA meeting
Scottsdale Education Association calls a 4 p.m. meeting at the Safari Hotel Convention Center to review the district discipline policy. Supt. William Randall and Assistant Supt. Norman White are slated to speak after a Cherokee School incident in which a teacher was struck by a seventh grade pupil. Six boys involved have been reassigned for the year.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Scottsdale Education Association
SEA
Norman White
Safari Hotel
Convention Center
N. Scottsdale Rd
Gerald Nagle
Cherokee School
Nagle
Randall
Ft McDowell lands valued at 32 to 33 million in 1974 appraisal
The 1974 appraisal put Ft McDowell Indian Reservation land and improvements at 32 to 33 million dollars for 16 965 acres. Officials noted streets and water systems as improvements and said a precise figure could face legal limits on disclosure.
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Ft. McDowell
U.S
Orme Dam
Tribe
Housing Authority
Tom Perrin
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Ce Ee
Perrin
Clifford Pugh
Phoenix
Robert Bonds
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Utapao
Pichai Rattakul
Ramusen
Koh Kha
Lute
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Lute Wasbotten
Lutes
William C. Jenkins
Frank Aleshire
Timothy Bray
Shipp
Scottsdale and
Main
Don Maxwell
Budding Business
Bob Johnstone
Indian Reservoir
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