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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1974
Page
1
Billionaire Hunt Passes Amid Cryptic Quotes On Wealth
In Charleston West Virginia United Mine Workers officials launched a campaign to persuade 120000 coal miners to approve a new wage contract ending a two week strike. The remarks from H L Hunt about money were quoted in the fragmented OCR text.
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Charleston
W. Va
United .Mine ‘Workers
Ford rebukes Butz over Pope joke
President Ford sharply rebuked William E. Butz for replaying a joke mocking the Pope and Italian accent. Ford demanded an apology to any offended individuals as the White House pressed for contrition.
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Washington
Ford Tiday
Bere
de Butz
Pope Pa
Butz
White House
Scottsdale weighs CAP corridor plan for recreation area
The city faces a Monday study session on CAP corridor development from Scottsdale and Bell Roads to the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Reservation. Officials seek a master plan with varied uses including senior activity islands and an equestrian facility, linking to McDowell Mountains trails.
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Bruce Jameson
federal Bureau_of Reclamation
Arizona
Unness
North Scottsdale
North
Scottsdale
Bell Roads
Salt River
Pima- Maricopa Indian Reservation
Bauman
Granite Reef
Cap
McDowell Mountains
Bureau of Ee
Ettaga
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Bureau
General Motors Announces January Layoffs and Plant Closings
Detroit General Motors Corp. announced a new round of layoffs and plant closings for January that will leave about 24,000 employees unemployed. The cuts include ending second shifts at two assembly plants, revised production schedules at four plants, and short shutdowns at six more. Weather forecasts predict sunny but cool conditions with breezy afternoons and highs near 68 to 70 degrees.
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Detroit
General’ Motors Corp
Nixon unlikely to testify in Watergate trial soon
Doctors report Nixon cannot travel to Washington or appear near his home until early 1975 and deposition may occur by January 6 1975 at the earliest. They caution recovery pace and rest needs, with possible courtroom appearance near his residence by February 1975.
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Theormer
Richard M. Nixon
SiSbeny
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Sirica
Washington
Washington, D.C
Ford to visit China in 1975 following Kissinger talks
The United States and China announced Ford would visit the People's Republic of China in 1975 after Henry Kissinger's talks in Peking. The plan aims to further normalize Sino American relations with mutual benefits and reduced Taiwan forces, seen as balancing the Brezhnev visit.
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Washington
People’s Republic of China
Ford
China
Peking
Kissinger
U.S
Chang Hai
Gerald R. Ford
Etree Ae
Brezhnev
America
Scottsdale teachers contract talks aim to avoid confrontation
Scottsdale School District plans a reasonable salary package to prevent confrontation with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers as contract talks begin. SFT seeks a 15.4 percent cost of living increase based on federal data plus adjustments. District predicts limited new money and hints at program cuts to approach the teachers' request.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
William Randall
SFT
Larry Bell
Federal Labor Bureau
Randall
Babbitt to revive strike force for organized crime in state
Phoenix lawyer Michael Sophy named by Babbitt to lead an organized crime strike force. The unit targets highly organized business type crimes and narcotics control in Illinois. Zagel, Illinois assistant attorney general, to oversee the effort.
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Michael’ Sophy
Phoenix
Babbitt
The
SCC Administration Silent On Charges At Scottsdale College
The report notes SCC officials declined comment on allegations from a former dean claiming administrative actions led to unverified enrollment figures for 35 classes this semester. The district disputed the assertions and emphasized ongoing review.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
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