Saxbe defends FBI disruptions amid Hoover programs
Attorney General Saxbe released a Petersen committee report saying most Hoover era actions under Cointelpro were authorized by Hoover and backed by public and congressional demand. He warned excesses occurred but pledged reforms and warned Watergate-like snooping could recur without vigilance.
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Washington
UPI
William B. Saxbe
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Saxbe
Hoover
Henry E. Petersen
Cointelpro
Supreme Court backs welfare law reversal in California case
The Supreme Court let stand a California Supreme Court ruling striking down part of the state welfare law that deducted benefits when a child lived with non needy relatives such as grandparents. The decision affects aid for dependents based on family size with relative housing deductions.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
State Supreme Court
California Welfare Rights Organization
California Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
AFDC
New university to open in Valley in 1975
Dr. Nicholas B. Baron announces a new university to be founded in the Valley with a $3 million grant and a target opening in January 1975. Jan Huss University will emphasize freedom from discrimination, equal admission, and a Socratic, familylike environment for up to 3,000 students.
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Nicholas B. Baron
Jan Huss University Corporation
Baron
N. 70Th St
Jan Huss University
Jan Huss
Obituary of Frank Cameron 84 Scottsdale Mine Engineer
Frank Cameron 84 of 7644 E Collidge St Scottsdale died Wednesday. A West High and University of Utah graduate he worked as a mine engineer on four continents. Survived by wife Marie two sons Frank T East Greenwich RI and John R Seattle WA five grandchildren three great grandchildren. No funeral service Cremation private Arrangements Messinger Mortuary.
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Frank Cameron
E. Collidge St
Scottsdale
West High School
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cameron
Sertoma Club
Marie
Frank T
East Greenwich
Rhode Island
John R
Seattle
Washington
Messinger Mortuary
Fred Richey Services Held for 65 Year Old Phoenix Resident
Services were held today for Fred Richey 65 a parts man at Garret Industries Air Research Mfg Co who died Thursday at Doctors Hospital Phoenix He lived at 3210 E Garfield St Phoenix Survived by wife Mary sons Thomas of Chino Valley Arizona Andy of Tempe daughters Norma Brandon California Joyce Goddard of Oklahoma Frances Turner Tempe brothers Clark Mesa Lynn California Dwain Washington and 11 grandchildren Services were at Green Acres with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Fred Richey
Garret Industries Air Research Mfg. Co
Doctors Hospital
Phoenix
E. Garfield St
Mary
Thomas
Chino’ Valley
Arizona
Andy
Tempe
Norma
Brandon
California
Joyce Goddard
Oklahoma
Frances Turner
Clark
Mesa
Lynn
Dwain
Washington
Green Acres
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mrs Garner to coordinate Parada del Sol dance
Mrs Richard Garner named chairman of Scottsdale Lazy J's 1975 Parada del Sol dance to be held January 24 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Safari Convention Center. Tickets are $3 with proceeds to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital the Foundation for the Blind and the Kidney Foundation.
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Scottsdale
Richard Garner
Safari Convention Center
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Foundation For the Blind and
the Kidney Foundation
Garner
Lazy J’s
Mike Grimstead
Dan Heirshberg
Ron Perkins
James Sorenson
Gary McWherter
James Monroe
Don Henning
Kim Victor
Bob Bradley
Western Weeks
Clark Root
Thomas Lang
Cyril’ ~ Swanson
Scottsdale Theater for Children Prepares In-School Androcles Show
The Scottsdale Theater for Children will perform Androcles and the Lion in all 20 Scottsdale elementary schools next month. Professionals, not student actors, will lead the plays with support from $3,000 grants from the Scottsdale School District and the Arizona Commission on Arts and Humanities.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Theater For Children
Theatre Group
Penny Steiner
Ford vows veto of veterans aid bill amid inflation fears
President Ford said he would veto the veterans benefits bill in its present form, proposing smaller increases and opposing a direct loan program. He urged quick action on nominations and other measures, while the new Congress faces a crowded agenda and limited time.
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UPI
Ford
Congress
Far East
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Rockefeller
Capitol Hill
Festival of Nations Draws 6000 at Eldorado Park
More than 6,000 people attended Eldorado Park's sixth annual Festival of Nations on Sunday. The event showcased over 20 ethnic backgrounds with music from Scottish bagpipers to a Greek orchestra and a Scandinavian group. Food offerings included Mican arroz con pollo bunculos frijoles Greek baklava trigona katafi frybread and Brazilian coffee.
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Eldorado Park
City Community Services Department
Black Beauty 1931 Ford on display in Phoenix club exhibit
The 1931 Ford roadster known as The Black Beauty, valued at $10,000, will headline a Model A display sponsored by the Phoenix Model A Club at Camelview Plaza. Club President Larry Van Dyke called it the most popular car in America and a national show car winner.
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Camelview Plaza
Camelback Rd
America
Larry van Dyke
Plan to drop Orme Dam for Salt River flood plain buyout
Frank Welsh of Citizens Concerned about the Project outlined a shift from Orme Dam to developing the Salt River flood plain in the Phoenix area. He said federal funds from the Central Arizona Project could instead purchase the entire 40 mile flood plain for the Rio Salado Project, arguing Orme Dam would flood Fort McDowell and 25 miles of shoreline and pollute drinking water.
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Phoenix
Salt River
Frank Welsh
Central Arizona
Rio Salado
Maricopa County Bar Association
Welsh
Orme Dam
Fort McDowell
Drug suspect arrested after large amphetamine seizure
Undercover agents say one suspect was arrested for unlawful sale and possession of dangerous drugs after 100000 amphetamine tablets valued at 25000 were seized. Robert Juray, 29, is charged. arrest made by the Metropolitan Area Narcotics Squad.
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Tucson
Robert Juray
Juray
Metropolitan Area
Phoenix man charged after traffic crash turns deadly
James Elmer Johnson and Frank Blake were involved in a southeast Phoenix collision Saturday. Investigators say Johnson struck Blake on the back of the head with a bumper jack after Blake walked toward calling the police, leaving Blake fatally injured.
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Phoenix
James Elmer Johnson
Johnson
Frank Blake
Blake
Supervisors OK bids for PV district school
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved bidding for a Paradise Valley School District elementary school at 38th Street and Nesbit Road. The $1.5 million K–6 project will have 24 classrooms in five units around a central core and bids open December 11 with awards soon after. Also approved a change order for Shadow Mountain High School activities building totaling $6,696 and $17,374 for two alterations.
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North Valley Bureau
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Paradise Valley
38Th Street
Nesbit Road
Shadow Mountain High School
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