CIA helped LBJ with Goldwater data aides details disclosure
CIA director William Colby testified that a CIA staffer routinely picked up Goldwater speeches for President Johnson's committee. The arrangement involved Chester Cooper attached to the White House and NSC staff, with actions described as bordering on improper.
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Washington
Barry M. Goldwater
CIA
Lyndon B. J
William E. Colby
L Colby
House Intelligence Committee
Goldwater
Arizona
Chester Cooper
White House
Johnson
National Security Council
Arizona Faces Slowdown as nationwide rail strike Looms
The nationwide rail strike threatens heavy disruption with branch lines carrying deliveries. Arizona could be first to feel the impact as Sarte Fe Railway plans to use supervisory personnel if strikes persist. About 0 workers across six western states may be affected as priority trains and copper shipments face reductions.
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Arizona
al Bradshaw
Sarte Fe Railroad
Sante Fe
Bradshaw
Texas
Nevada
Utah
California
Oregon
Lidey Leks
Poeta
Afl-Cio
Carmen
International Brotherhood of Boiler
International Brotherhood of Service
Electrical Workers
International Brotherhood of Bradshaw
SCC asks city for help upgrading campus athletic facilities
SCC athletic director Larry Philpot urged Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission to discuss city assistance for lighting the baseball field two tennis courts and a new swimming pool at Scottsdale Community College. He said the college wants a dialogue on shared costs for public recreation and college use.
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Scottsdale Community College
Larry Philpot
SCC
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission
Philpot
Fred Nelson
Scottsdale
Nelson
Maricopa County Community College
Salt River
Glendale Community College
City of
Glendale
GCC
Ford defends strong defense policy at New England Council
In Boston President Ford reaffirmed that the national defense posture remains unchanged. In New Delhi Indira Gandhi wins court bid to void corruption conviction tied to emergency rule. Scottsdale Community College seeks stadium lighting to boost youth baseball use amid multi-agency talks on shared facilities.
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Boston
Ford
United States
New England Council
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Arcadia High homecoming float burned. theft suspected
A vandal set fire to Arcadia High School's homecoming float a replica of the U.S. Capitol. The blaze caused damage to the float and the home at 3145 North 53rd Street, delaying the evening's halftime ceremony against Saguaro High. Betsy Schaffer Kirsten Reed Grant Swinford Rhonda Koontz were pictured beside the frame.
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Arcadia High School
Arcadia
U.S. Capitol
Saguaro High
Bob Crain
Public aid to illegal aliens in San Diego County rises
A new report estimates illegal aliens in San Diego County receive about 740000 dollars yearly in free public medical care and education. The figure could be higher as agencies lack records due to Civil Rights Act concerns. Private hospitals also spent about 1.9 million dollars last year treating undocumented residents.
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San Diego
San Diego County
Unemployment Rises to 8.6 Percent in October
The U S government reports the jobless rate increased from 8.3 to 8.6 percent in October, reversing a four month sequence of falling unemployment.
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Washington
New York Rea Express bankruptcy ends operations
NEW YORK REA Express Inc the nations largest surface carrier is bankrupt with about 8000 jobs at risk Judge John J Galgay ordered liquidation to occur within a week or ten days in a federal bankruptcy court Philadelphia authorities seized the Liberian tanker master Capt V Psarroulis charged with oil spillage at the Delaware River South Philadelphia waterfront and on U S shores Florida Keys under Water Pollution Act of 1974
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New York
REA Express, Inc
John J. Galgay
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Philadelphia
U.S
Florida Keys
V. Psarroulis
Delaware River
Fromme Ejected as Trial Opens Over Ford Attempt
Lynette Fromme was removed from the Sacramento courtroom as her trial began on charges of attempting to kill President Ford after she tried to plead guilty and insisted Charles Manson be allowed to speak. Sunny conditions linger with highs in the 80s through Saturday.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Charles Manson
Finalists named for Scottsdale planning post and teacher union glare
Scottsdale union leader John Paul Jones says he is unhappy with all mayoral candidates to replace Gloria Welch and James Wellington. He criticizes county supervisor Richard Harris's delays and administration choices. Meanwhile Scottsdale officials interview 12 finalists from 230 applications for city planning director. The post pays 1950 to 2488 dollars monthly plus benefits, with the director to oversee long range planning and report to the Community Development head.
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John Paul Jones
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Scottsdale
Gloria Welch
James Wellington
Welch
Wellington
Richard Harris
PTA Community Council of Parents
William Randall
Jones
Irma Winemiller
Betts Manera
Winemiller
Timothy Bray
City Council
Planning Commission
Franklin D. Aleshire
Ingleside Could Be Leader School Next Year
A middle school committee recommends Ingleside School become the leader school in 1976 77 within the Arcadia High complex. If approved, Ingleside would house seventh and eighth graders while K six grade pupils move to nearby Tavan and Kachina schools with work study sessions guiding the plan.
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Ingleside
E. Osborn Rd
N. 44Th St
Ingleside School
Arcadia High School
Leonard Polk
Tavan School
Tavan
44Th Street
Kachina
E. Campbell Ave
Middle School Plan Meetings Proposed for District Parents
Polk says the middle school committee will urge the school board to hold meetings at district elementary schools to explain the program and gather parent feedback. Ingleside schedules a 7 30 p m meeting on November 19 in the multipurpose room with expects a full house.
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Polk
Ingleside
Death anniversary marks recess in Tempe bathhouse slayings trial
Trial in recess on the one year anniversary of the discovery of two Scottsdale boys slain in a Tempe apartment bathhouse. John R. Hatton waits as Superior Court judge Charles L. Hardy adjourns until 9:30 a.m. Monday. Evidence ties Hatton to the scene, palm prints, a .38 revolver, and inconsistent statements. He faces possible death sentence if convicted.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Charles L. Hardy
Hatton
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Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
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