Agnew bids farewell in televised goodbye address
Former vice president Spiro T. Agnew delivered a calm televised speech denying guilt and criticizing the press as he acknowledged tax payments and nonpolitical expenditures while facing government charges of accepting at least 87500 dollars from Maryland contractors. He defended his resignation and urged a reexamination of immunity laws.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
U.S
Nixon
Agnew
Baltimore
Nolo Contendere
Congress
White House
United States
Chile Aims for Social Peace After Military Coup
One month after Allende’s fall Chile shifts from leftist to right wing rule under Gen. Leigh Guzman and Pinochet. The junta critics cite forced arrests, censorship, and economic sacrifice while promising revenge against chaos. Officials cut ties with Cuba and foreign communists and reopen talks on copper asset compensation.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Salvador Allende
Chile
Tribuna
Raul Gonzalez Alfero
Gustavo Leigh Guzman
Soviet Union
Augusto Pinochet Ugarte
Greece
Brazil
Allende
Strait of Magellan
National Stadium
Cuba
North Korea
Wall Street Bulls Hold Up Amid War and Agnew Fallout
The Spear Market Report cites a bullish early-stage market driven by sideline cash despite Middle East war and Agnew resignation. Alexander Hamilton Institute notes investor caution yet the overall picture shows lower rates, cooler inflation, and strong third-quarter profits. Standard & Poor's warns of war risks but sees continuing uptrend, urging patience to avoid a stampede.
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New York
UPI
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Standard & Poor
S Corp
Public for presidents homes controlled by bill
A House subcommittee will draft legislation to restrict taxpayer funds used for private presidential residences. Witnesses cited hundreds of thousands spent on Nixon homes and Agnew's Bethesda home, with Camp David costs rising to 640000 in fiscal 1973 due to inflation security gear and more frequent use.
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Washington
White House
Camp David
Ixon
Pentagon
Maryland
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Introduction to Yoga offered at Tari's Casa de Yoga
An introductory Hatha Yoga lesson and a discussion on Yoga branches will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Tari's Casa de Yoga on Main Street. The aim is to acquaint newcomers with practical Western applications and common pitfalls. A second free lecture will occur Oct 24 with astrologist Jane Hagen.
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Tari
Main Street
Tari's
Jane Hagen
State Education Board fails to decide on sex education policy
The Arizona State Board of Education debated a policy section on sex education and could not reach an agreement, delaying a final decision and planning a public hearing. The panel also tentatively approved 1976 recertification requirements for teachers in U.S. history and reading decoding skills.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Board of Education
David Weisenborn
Weisenborn
Civil Rights Commission to hold Navajo reservation hearing
The U S Civil Rights Commission reschedules its first Indian reservation hearing to October 22 24 in Window Rock Arizona after Navajo chairman Peter MacDonald requests postponement. The three day session will examine self determination education health care employment and economic development on the Navajo reservation home to over 120 000 people across Arizona New Mexico and Utah.
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Window Rock
Ariz
UPI
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Peter MacDonald
Commission
Stephen Horn
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Four Corners
Albuquerque
N.M
Maurice B. Mitchell
Mitchell
MacDonald
Cholesterol Crisis Seen as Still With Us by 1977
Dr. Thomas Cooper of the National Heart and Lung Institute says the cholesterol issue remains a concern and hopes for definitive answers by 1977. He notes high blood pressure and smoking as major risk factors and discusses patient adherence to long term medication. He urges earlier blood pressure checks to guide future control.
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United Press International
Atlanta
UPI
Thomas Cooper
Cooper
National Heart and Lung Institute
Bethesda
Mrs Allende Urges Protest Against Chilean Junta
In Sofia at the World Federation of Trade Unions Congress Hortensia Allende denounced General Pinochet's regime as fascist and urged workers to protest. She reviewed Marxist policies in Chile and praised the Chilean people's efforts amid the overthrow of her late husband's government.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
UPI
Hortensia Allende
World Federation of Trade Unions
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Mobile assessor unit to visit Scottsdale and Carefree
The Maricopa County Assessors office mobile unit will park at a Carefree shopping center on Oct. 23 and at the parking lot west of Scottsdale Stadium on Oct. 25. Hours are 9 am to noon and 1 to 3 30 pm in Carefree and 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm in Scottsdale. The unit handles motor vehicle licensing and also provides property assessment information.
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Maricopa County Assessors Office
Scottsdale
Carefree
Scottsdale Stadium
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