Aliens use at Arrowhead Ranch tied to Arizona politics
Investigative report details Arrowhead Ranches led by Robert Goldwater Sr with Martori family stake and Goldmar Inc. ties. Border Patrol head Feld says legal to hire aliens but illegal to harbor. scarce manpower and possible political pull hinder enforcement. Page 2 continues.
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Gene Butler
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Defense secretary warns on Soviet anti satellite threat
Defense Secretary Harold Brown said the Russians have an operational capability to attack some satellites in low orbits a disclosure marking the first public acknowledgment of an anti satellite system. He cautioned details were not being disclosed and noted ongoing exploratory developments toward such weapons. Brown also discussed Europe’s neutron bomb question saying months may pass before a decision, while planning nine day Europe trip to meet allies and visit Yugoslavia.
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District faces high cost for sprinklers in Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale officials debate sprinkler upgrades at district sites estimating about 4 million dollars for two million square feet not yet protected while noting no fire risk is offset by insurance savings. Only Chaparral High and Scotts dale High have partial systems. others checked for safety. A separate Phoenix rezoning bid near Scottsdale Airport sparks council fury and possible legal protest.
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Nixon aides receive reduced prison sentences for Watergate
U S District Judge John Sirica cut the 2 1 2 to 8 year terms of Ehrlichman Mitchell and Haldeman to not less than one year nor more than four years Their parole eligibility dates were adjusted with Ehrlichman set for this year Haldeman and Mitchell due next June 21 and 22 respectively The move followed two and a half hours of argument and taped pleas from the men with remarks from Ehrlichman and Mitchell about responsibility and moral judgment.
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Debt ceiling hike passes in narrow House vote
The House approved a $52 billion increase to the national debt ceiling by 223 to 194, ending a four day funding crunch. The measure, already passed by the Senate, awaits President Carter's signature.
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Senate edges toward final vote on natural gas price controls
After an eight day filibuster the Senate moved toward conclusive votes on lifting federal controls on natural gas prices. Majority Leader Byrd hoped to finish work later today as the energy plan faced delays in Congress.
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Parole hearings set for former Gov Hall in Oklahoma City
Two examiners from the U S Parole Commission will review former Gov David Hall for parole on October 27. The earliest release from the federal prison camp at Safford could be November 22, 1974, marking one third of his three year terms for bribery and extortion in March 1975.
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Safford
Algeria Resumes Silence Over Hijackers Fate
Algerian officials declined to disclose plans for the five Japanese guerrillas who hijacked a plane in Algiers, the six comrades freed from Japanese prisons, and the $6 million ransom. Japanese Deputy Minister Hajime Ishi thanked Algeria for resolving the hijack without loss of life and said he had no idea what happened to the hijackers.
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Arms race strains detente at Belgrade conference
In Belgrade the East West talks opened with warnings from Yugoslavia and U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim that a rapidly spreading arms race jeopardizes progress toward detente. Thirty five nations from Helsinki 1975 convened to assess the peace and security accord on issues from human rights to NATO and Warsaw Pact military maneuver notifications.
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Weather outlook turns sunny with hot midweek
Partly cloudy today, then mostly sunny Wednesday as temperatures stay high. Highs in the upper 90s, overnight lows around 70s. Noon temperature today reached 90 with 34 percent humidity.
Power outage disrupts downtown and city area
An unidentified contracting crew inadvertently cut a 12,000-volt line on Brown Avenue south of Second Street causing two outages. APS reported the first 22 minute outage from 11:18 to 11:40 a.m. and a 52 minute blackout from 11:28 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. before restoring service to areas including the Scottsdale Police Department and Civic Center Plaza. The contractor’s identity was not known.
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Ghosts birth shocks Hamlet cast as real-life pa
Paula Napierala gave birth to Anton Paul five pounds five ounces at 3:30 a.m. in Phoenix on Saturday. The baby arrived during labor that began Friday afternoon as husband John Napierala performed Hamlet’s ghostly father on stage. He left for California after the matinee while Paula stayed in Phoenix with the newborn awaiting hospital release.
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