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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1974

Page

6

Ford tells Republicans to keep Watergate off 1974 ballot

Vice President Gerald Ford urged GOP donors in Lacey Washington that Democrats must not convert 1974 elections into a Watergate referendum. He said those involved would face courts or the constitutional process and praised the Nixon era both foreign and domestic policies. Ford also weighed in on tapes, saying relevant material should be released if it bears on the investigation.

Lacey Wash UPI Gerald Ford Ford A. Ludlow Kramer Congress Washington Nixon McChord Air Force Base Tacoma James St. Clair Leon Jaworski St. Clair John J. Sirica Jaworski

Buckley Maintains Call for Nixon Resignations

Senator James Buckley arrived in Seattle outlining continued support for Nixon’s resignation despite GOP criticism. He noted 15,000 letters since his stance, with sentiment shifting to about equal support and opposition. He questioned live TV coverage of impeachment while favoring radio for public judgment. Buckley spoke at the University of Washington and attended the conservative awards banquet.

Seattle UPI New York James Buckley Nixon Buckley House Ee “T University of Washington

Ethnic weapons debated by Los Angeles scientist warns of racial targeting

Los Angeles neuroscientist Richard Hammerschlag says ethnic weapons could target races by genetic traits. He notes polymorphisms in proteins like blood groups. The U.S. Army denies active ethnic weapons research, citing medical study purposes only. Ramsbotham to visit Phoenix June. ambassador events set.

James J. Doyle LOS Angeles UPI Richard Hammereas City of Hope Medical Center American Chemical Society Hammerschlag Southeast Asia India Tokyo Larson Hammer

Graduation bustle in Supai and Apache districts

Supai and Apache area schools prepare for end of year events led by eighth grade graduations. Supai plans May 28 picnic at Big Surf and May 29 graduation with 9 a.m. rehearsal, 7 p.m. ceremony, and a dance in Supai Cafeteria. Yavapai hosts awards Thursday and a May 29 Coronado High School event. Apache schedules May 28 8 p.m. graduation in the Apache School Auditorium and a May 31 staff gathering at 9 a.m. in the school cafeteria.

Darleen Bittinger Supai Big Surf Coronado High Darlene Sheridan Darlene Hart Lucille Harris

Bombing at Central High injures building, disrupts early morning

Two fire bombs shattered a window at Central High School's student activities center in Phoenix. A third bomb was found outside,未detonated, suggesting vandals fled. Damage totaled near 5000 dollars affecting walls ceilings and office equipment with smoke in adjacent rooms. Classes planned as usual today.

Phoenix UPI Central High

Arizona Tax Conference Planned At Flagstaff July 17 19

Panels form for the state tax meeting to be held July 17 19 at the Little America Hotel Flagstaff sponsored by the State Tax Commission and the Arizona Association of Assessing Officers Topics include property taxation land use planning and effects of recent legislation Vic Nielsen secretary and C E McKee Pinal County Assessor cochairmen seek experts to participate in the program.

Arizona Little America Flagstaff State Tax Commission The Arizona Association of Assessing Officers Vic Nielson Tax Commission Pinal County Cochairman

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