Senate Panel Weighs 6 Billion NYC Loan Guarantees
Senate Banking Committee debated a $6 billion loan guarantee package for New York City amid signs the measure may be trimmed or rejected. Key figures Sen. Proxmire and Sen. Javits voiced doubts while President Ford opposed federal aid without fiscal reforms. Burns cautioned a city default could affect the economy.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
New York City
William F. Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Ford
Illinois
Senate
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
House Economic Stabilization Subcommittee
New York
Mitchell denies CIA FBI mail opening role in probe
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell testified before the Senate committee that he was never told of CIA and FBI mail openings. He questioned whether Nixon knew of the Huston plan, saying he learned of it after it had been ordered in July 1970.
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Te Ol Wantin
Washington
John N. Mitchell
CIA
FBI
Richard M. Nixon
Mitchell
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard M. Helms
Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
Huston
Hoover
Senate Watergate Committee
Helms
Jewelry theft at Phillip Dexter home reports over $2000
Police report more than $2000 in jewels stolen from 11017 N 84th Place between Monday morning and Wednesday afternoon. Loss includes a $635 diamond ring and a $500 squash blossom necklace. two window screens tampered with and a bedroom ransacked within five days.
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Phillip Dexter
N. 84Th Place
Public hearing set for Palo Verde plant near Buckeye
From Associated Press: A public hearing on the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station near Buckeye is tentatively scheduled for the week of December 15 by the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board. Hugh Clark chairing the board said parties should submit written comments on the tentative dates by October. Tempe court case updates include Ned Warren Sr. and Gale Nace facing sentence on extortion convictions November 4 after a judge denied a new trial request. Tempe City Council declines further marijuana smoking discussion, with Mayor LoPiano and Councilman Mitchell supporting future talks.
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Phoenix
Palo Verdé
Buckeye
Atomic ‘Safety and Licensing Board
Hugh Clark
Dct
Ned Warren Sr
Gale Nace
U.S. District Court
William Lindberg
Warren Nace
Tempe
Tempe City
William LoPiano
Harry Mitchell
Michael Moran
Connally proposes six year term for president
Former Texas Governor John Connally urged a single six year term for the president and suggested Congress might face a similar limit. He said the presidency imposes so great a burden that one term is all a person can bear. Additionally News executives pressed Arizona election workers to speed up ballot counting.
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Phoenix
Texas
John Connally
Congress
Connally
Phoenix — News
Arizona
FBI Seizes Jewelry Linked to Estate Gallery Robbery
FBI agents recovered more than 80000 dollars in jewelry from a Las Vegas home tied to the August 4 Estate Gallery robbery. The items were found in an attic during a search with a warrant, owner identification pending. Suspects James E. Hutchinson and Kay Lowry were previously charged, while Lee Roy Frix faces related interstate transport warrants from California.
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Nevada
Federal Bureau of Investigatio
Las Vegas
Phoenix
FBI
Richard Long
Scottsdale Rd
Long
James E. Hutchinson
Kay Lowry
Hutchinson
Harvey Flader
Lowry
Glendale
Lee Roy Frix
Willcox
Los Angeles County
Calif
Fred Stewart
Frix
Scottsdale
California
Los Angeles
Stewart
Federal Court
Arizona
Unions Extend Pacts As Talks Continue In Tucson
The Retail Clerks Union and five supermarket chains extend their contract after expiration while talks go on. Separate negotiations also continue between Hughes Aircraft Co and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
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Tucson
Hughes Aircraft Co
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Obituary for Frank J. Gorsha Aged 68
Frank J. Gorsha 68 died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Prayer service 8 p.m. Sunday at Messinger Mortuary. Mass 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Interment St. Francis Cemetery. Survived by wife Jennie son Frank Jr daughter Patricia Vodika and Arlene Mix four out of state brothers eight grandchildren. He was a retired truck driver born in Minnesota.
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Frank J. Gorsha
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Miller Road
Second Street
St. Francis
E. Oak St
Phoenix
Mr. Gorsha
E. Thomas Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Minnesota
Gorsha
Valley
Ohio
The
Teamsters
Cleveland
Jennie
Frank, Jr
Mentor
Patricia Vodika
Arlene Mix
Scottsdale
Reverend Allan B. Barnes Dies in Dallas Hospital
The Rev. Allan B. Barnes age 63 formerly of Scottsdale and Sun City died Thursday in a Dallas hospital. He served five years in Southern Baptist missionary work in Scottsdale and organized the church in Sun City. Survived by wife Laura two sons A Byron Jr and James P a sister two brothers and five grandchildren. Services were held today at Anderson Clayton Brothers Funeral Home in Mesquite Texas.
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Allan B. Barnes
Scottsdale
Sun City
Dallas
Barnes
Southern Baptist Church
Mr. Barnes
Laura
A. Byron Jr
James P
Anderson-Clayton Brothers Funeral Home
Mesquite
Texas
Frances Kocarek dies. services set in Phoenix
Frances Kocarek 58 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services are at 8 p.m. tonight in Mercer Mortuary Phoenix. A Valley beautician for 14 years she was a charter member of Los Arcos Methodist Church and lived at 7402 E Belleview St. Survivors include her husband Alfred daughter Mary Anna Jescher and mother Alma Mary Nicholson.
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Frances Kocarek
Mercer Mortuary
E. Thomas Rd
Phoenix
The
Los Arcos Methodist Church
Belleview St
Alfred
Mary Anna Jescher
Alma Mary Nicholson
Death of Mesa College Student William R Burk Jr
William Richard Burk Jr., 21, a Mesa Community College student, died at home in Tempe on Tuesday. He was a McClintock High School graduate. Private services were held. Survivors include his mother Jennifer of Tempe and father William R Burk Sr of Tempe, plus brothers Jeffery in the Navy and Douglas of Tempe and sisters Diane and Denise Burk of Scottsdale.
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William Richard Burk Jr
Mesa Community College
E. Latham St
Arizona
Burk
McClintock High School
Messinger Mortuary
Jennifer
Tempe
Marsha Messer
Columbia
S.C
So William "R. Burk
Jeffery
U.S. Navy
Douglas
Diane Burk
Denise Burk
Scottsdale
Laetz
Hans Laetz
ASU
SCC launches its own campus paper The New Leaf
Journalism students at Scottsdale Community College printed the first issue of The New Leaf under instructor Lynn Milner amid libel insurance disputes delaying a separate student newspaper. About 2,500 copies were distributed with plans for biweekly issues. the pressures of an insured publications board and censorship fears linger as the student government fights for control.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Lynn Milner
Arizona State University
ASU Mass Communications Department
Joel Milner
Milner
Maricopa County Community College District
Sherri Panke
Richard Lang
Janice Austin Lang
New Leaf
Hans Laetz
Scottsdale High
Hearing Set For Scottsdale Arson Suspect
Justice of the Peace Nancy West will hear former Scottsdale employee Martin David Nolden, 20, now in Phoenix, on first degree arson charges for the June 12 firebombing of Jay Cohen’s home at 8348 E Montecito Ave. The preliminary hearing is at 3 p.m. Monday.
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Justice Court
Scottsdale
Martin David
Nolden
Phoenix
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Jay Cohen
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Rev
William R. Burk Jr
Don Murray
Barbara Susi
Murray
Susi
Chaparral Park
Cohen
Montecito Ave
Scottsdale Historical Society
Dick Lynch
Little Red
Scottsdale Mall
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Anchorage
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N. Scottsdale, RD
Scottsdale, AZ
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Seth M
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