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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1974

Page

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Bizarre pet show draws withDalmatian cowboy outfits

Scottsdale dogs parade in unusual costumes as the annual pet show features about 350 entries. Bill Exham notes it is the largest turnout yet and promises plans for next year as judges award best in show at noon.

West Lisa“Manning Scottsdale Eldorado Park Dottie Bill Exham Scottsdale-Parks-and-Recreation Danny Lotches John Dallas Mallard Drake Roasty Owever

Scottsdale police plan meeting on area burglaries

Scottsdale Police invite Mohave School area residents to a Tuesday night meeting to review a recent burglary spike, learn burglary prevention, and discuss police work. Lt John Pratt will host at Mahar south of the Arizona Canal with officers outlining daylight break-ins and crime prevention tips.

Scottsdale Mohave School John Pratt Ints Mahar Arizona Canal Pratt

Jaworski resigns as Watergate special prosecutor

Leon Jaworski asks to resign as Watergate special prosecutor effective Oct 25. He rejects calls to indict Nixon to test the pardon and suggests Deputy Henry Ruth succeed him. The resignation comes as jury selection for the Nixon aide cover-up trial wraps up, with trial not affected.

Washington UPI Leon Jaworski Watergate Richard M. Nixon William B. Saxbe Jaworski Henry Ruth Nixon Ford James F. Neal John J

Russians Tour U S On Waste Handling Emphasize Modern Methods

A three member Soviet delegation led by Y M Bukreyev A N Prokhorov and B Bevin visited U S cities including Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago and St Louis to study local refuse collection. They observed Scottsdale and its new ideas and praised the shift from labor intensive systems to mechanized trucks noting one operator per route.

Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago B Bevin Soviet Federated Socialist Canova Prokhorov Hardy City Hall Billie Gentry William Jenkins Vladimir Storoyev Grey Mrs. Gentry Richard Campana Paul Shank Scottsdale Hilton Storoyev Seo

Soviet engineers visit Scottsdale ease Cold War churn

Three high ranking Soviet engineers toured Scottsdale to inspect the city’s automated refuse system and shared friendly exchanges with local officials. They marveled at American roads and freeways and photographed everyday life.

Two Nixon Aides Resign From White House Staff

Former White House speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan and Watergate defense lawyer J. Fred Buzhardt resign from the White House staffing, announced by Press Secretary Ron Nelsen on Friday.

Washington White House Nixon Ron Nelsen Patrick J. Buchanan J. Fred Buzhardt

Simon heads to Moscow on grain sales talks

Treasury Secretary William E. Simon travels to Moscow to discuss ground rules for future American grain sales to the Soviet Union with Soviet leaders.

Washington Treasury William E. Simon Moscow Russia

Price decontrol would raise fuel costs by billions

Congressional experts estimate that removing controls on some petroleum would cost Americans about 4.4 billion dollars annually. Senator Proxmire warns that decontrolling natural gas could add about 10 billion dollars per year, as Ford proposed.

Washington William Proxmire D-Wis Ford

Energy Agency Formed To Oversee Research

President Ford signed a bill abolishing the Atomic Energy Commission and creating the Energy Research and Development Agency to consolidate all energy research efforts under a single federal body.

Washington Ford Atomic Energy Commission Energy Research and Development Agency

Niarchos Wife Autopsy Report Opens Paris Inquiry

Paris coroners released autopsy results for the wife of Greek shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos amid ongoing disputes with rival Aristotle Onassis. Officials said the examination was completed and the findings would guide judicial actions in Paris.

Paris Bey Stavros Niarchos

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