Paris ministerial talks set for December opening
In Buenos Aires gunmen killed an Italian executive and police escort in a suspected kidnap bid. In Washington Kissinger disputed a Washington Post report claiming Nixon was an artificial man who barely governed during Watergate. In Stockholm the 1975 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine went to Baltimore Temin and Dulbecco for cancer research on tumor viruses and genetic material.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arxi
Washington
Henry “A. Kissinger
Nixon
State Department
Washington Post
Canada
Kissinger
Stockholm
Sweden
U.S
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
Howard Martin‘Temin
University ‘of Wisconsin
Refiato
Dulbecco
Italy
Imperial Cancer-Fuund-Labatory
London
England
Wallace open to third party run if nominating bid falters
Gov George Wallace said he would consider a third party bid if he seeks the presidency. He added he would not rule out such a ticket but would likely pursue the Democratic primaries if he remains involved in U S politics.
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Brussels
Belgium
Alabama
George Wallace
United States
Weather Outlook Warm With Upper 80s to 90s Predicted
Weather brief notes a warm trend with high temperatures around 90 today and again Friday. Expect lower 90s on Friday and mild warm spell continuing.
Repatriation Evacuation Draws Vietnam War Controversy
The South Vietnamese ship evacuated refugees amid U S and Hanoi criticism. Tran Thi Neve Thach, head of the repatriation committee, cites more than 100000 refugees fleeing as Communist forces claimed victory. Hanoi calls for halt to repatriation. U S Communist party leader Henry Winston offers a different account.
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Tran i Neve Thach
U.S
Henry Winston
Communist Party
Vietnam
Castro nominee disputed in state health director debate
Arizona lawmakers clash over Dr. Suzanne Dandoy’s qualifications for state health director. AG Bruce Babbitt finds there is a substantial question about Gov. Raul Castro’s appointment while Senate leader Alfredo Gutierrez supports the choice. House Health Chair Diane McCarthy says the candidate lacks relevant medical experience.
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Phoenix
Suzanne Dandoy
Bruce Babbitt
Raul Castro
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
Dphoenix
Diane McCarthy
Rllendale
House Health Committee
Dandoy
McCarthy
Busiest Scottsdale roadway is Scottsdale with 31,000 vehicles daily
Bruce Jameson reports traffic counts from 1973 show Scottsdale’s busiest stretch is Scottsdale Road from McKellips to Chaparral handling about 31,000 vehicles per day. Thomas Road from 68th to 70th is second at 28,300, with McDowell and Hayden corridors also heavily used. Counts reflect newer data and northern drops beyond Indian School Road.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
Scottadale
Thomas Road
Osborn
Sexperts
wVehicles
Raymond C. Williamson, Jr
All-Maor
Williamson
68Th Street
70Th Street
McDowell
64Th
Thomas
68Th
Scottsdale Road
Hayden
Miller
60Th Street
60Th
Hayden Roads
Hayden Road
Indian School
Jackrabbit Road
McDonald Drive
Pima Road
Indian Bend
Shea
Camelback
Lincoln Drive
McDowell Road
SCC denies grid trip to Las Vegas by SCC staff
Maricopa County Community College Board member Roger Brooks alleges Scottsdale Community College's athletic director Larry Philpot and executive dean Ray Cattani took the SCC football team and cheerleaders on a Las Vegas trip at public expense after a St. George Utah game. Brooks, citing two SCC students, says Philpot distributed $5 bills to players and questions if school funds financed the outing. Philpot disputes the charges and says only two meals were provided and the trip included a Las Vegas pass-through for travel reasons.
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Maricopa
County Community College
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Las Vegas
Utah
Roger Brooks
Brooks
Larry Philpot
Philpot
Ray “Gattani
St.George
Nev
Dixie College
St. George
Oo Brooks
Cattani
Nevada City
Dean Cattani
Smith to Seek Scottsdale City Council Re election
Charles Smith 36 appointed to fill a 1974 Scottsdale council vacancy will seek a full four year term. He cites his business background and two years on the council plus planning commission as basis for strong input on transportation and land use. He aims for financial stability and rapid completion of the senior citizen center. Smith moved to Phoenix in 1945 and has lived in Scottsdale since 1963 with wife Sally and three children.
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Charles Smith
Scottsdale
Planning ‘Commission
Punto the Good, Honest and Son
Smith
Senior Citizen Center
Okla
Phoenix
Rustand resigns as Ford appointments secretary
Warren Rustand has submitted his resignation citing family and personal reasons. President Ford has yet to respond, and press secretary Ron Nessen says the resignation is likely to be accepted. Rustand previously faced three controversies including a Nebraska insurance deal and Solzhenitsyn remarks.
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Washington
Warren Rustand
Ford
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Rustand
Tucson
Henry A. Kissinger
Rotary Club
Scottsdale
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Solzhenitsyn
Russia
Kissinger
Scottsdale Progress
Nebraska
Associated Press
Betty Ford
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