Nixon bank link probect
A House subcommittee probes a possible link between former President Nixon and Castle Bank & Trust Co Ltd in Nassau used by mafia figures to evade taxes. IRS notes printouts listing Nixon and Project Haven involved 300 Castle accounts. Nixon denies any foreign accounts. IRS reports indicate multimillion dollar transactions and organized crime connections.
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House
Richard M. Nixon
Bahamas
Los Angeles Times
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Nixon
Castle Bank & Trust Co. Ltd
Nassau
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Project Haven
Government Operations Subcommittee On Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs
Washington
Herbert J. Miller, Jr
Castle Trust
The
Times
Propane Tanker Rolls On Pima Road Evacuates Homes
A Williams Energy propane tanker rolled onto its side on Pima Road north of Chaparral Friday, forcing evacuation of at least 15 homes as a precaution. Driver Thornton A. Stanfield claimed braking and veering left locked front wheels, causing the rollover. RMFD and city fire crews cooled the vehicle and used a new portable water device inside the city. No leaks or fires occurred. Weather outlook: sunny today and Sunday with breezes and warmer tonight, then cooler Sunday.
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Toda
Williams Energy Co
Phoenix
Pima
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Scottsdale pet shop owner sues Safeway for defamation
John Carioscia a 39 year old owner of Suzette's Pet Shop filed a 999.99 small claims suit in Scottsdale Justice Court alleging defamation from Safeway clerks who questioned him about a beer purchase outside the Camelback Road and 70th Street store. He says no apology was given and a misunderstanding was later acknowledged by a Safeway official.
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Scottsdale
Safeway Food Stores
John Carioscig
Suzette
Sixth Ave
Arizona
Carioscia
Charles Sharp
Safeway
Phoenix
Sharp
Joe Donaldson
Donaldson
Kentucky pork queen wins national title in Des Moines
Joyce Clements, 20, of Morganfield Kentucky, crowned National Pork Queen in Des Moines despite Kentucky ranking 13th in hog production. She toured promoting pork with expenses paid by the Des Moines pork office and a $25 daily stipend, after winning Kentucky Queen and competing against 17 rivals from pork producer families.
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Joyce Clements
Morganfield
Kentucky
Kansas City
American Pork Congress
U.S
Pork Producers
Scottsdale
Union County
Iowa
National Pork Producers
Des Moines
Clements
American Cyanamid Co
Boston
California
Massachusetts
Franco Receives Major Blood Transfusions After Stomach Surgery
General Franco underwent a four hour operation in Madrid that removed most of his stomach and required massive blood transfusions. Doctors reported the procedure proceeded without complications and that the patient remains under careful observation in a controlled recovery setting.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Spain and Morocco reopen talks on Saharan camp return
In Agadir Morocco King Hassan II welcomed a Spanish cabinet minister as talks resume on a compromise to allow hundreds of thousands of unarmed Moroccans stranded near the Spanish Saharan border to return home.
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Agadir
Morocco
Hassan II
Congress backs Indira Gandhi after court reversal
New Delhi Congress leaders pledged unswerving support to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi after the Supreme Court overturned her electoral malpractices conviction, signaling continued party loyalty amid political controversy.
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New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Herrema Smiles After 36 Days in Captivity
Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema, freed in Dublin after 36 days of captivity, shows a smile and holds up a .38 caliber bullet bought from his captors, describing it as a souvenir from the terrorists.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
U N FAO Opens Conference as Budget Fight Looms
A potential budget battle looms led by the United States China and several European nations as the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization begins its governing conference.
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Rome
United States
China
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Scottsdale seeks citizen input on 1.8 million in federal funds
Scottsdale officials launch a campaign inviting residents to suggest uses for 1.8 million dollars in federal community development funds for the next fiscal year. A series of public hearings is planned with dates January 19, February 23 and March 16, while the city also promotes early involvement to explain the program and act under the 1974 Housing and Community Development Act.
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North
George Britton
Britton
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