Phoenix hub of Korean CIA claims by priest
Rev James Sinnott, a Maryknoll priest and former South Korea missionary, alleged Phoenix is a regional KCIA hub for the American Southwest. He cited harassment of Korean Americans, testified to Congress, and linked Arizona State University as a factor in KCIA activity. He named Los Angeles as the national KCIA center and tied local venues to intelligence interests.
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Chris Shuey
Phoenix
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
KCIA
American Southwest
South Korea
America
James P. Sinnott
United States
Fr. Sinnott
U.S
Park Chung Hee
U.S. House
House Ethics Committee
Maryknoll
Sinnott
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Arizona
New Mexico
West Texas
Utah
Nevada
California
Los Angeles
Donald Frazer
D-Minn
Israel Criticizes UN Vote Over Settlements
Israel's U.N. ambassador denounces the General Assembly resolution censuring settlements as harmful to reviving Mideast peace talks in Geneva. The 131 to 1 vote adopted an Egyptian resolution condemning settlements as illegal and obstructive to peace, with the United States abstaining.
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United Nations
N.Y
Israel
U.N
General Assembly
Geneva
United States
End of Daylight Saving Time Gives Americans an Extra Hour
Most Americans will gain one more hour of sleep as clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday local time. Arizona Hawaii and parts of Indiana stay on standard time year round.
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Washington
Arizona
Hawaii
Indiana
Carter ties tax cuts to Social Security hike impact
President Carter said in a Houston telephone interview that income tax reductions to Congress will be sized to offset the effect of proposed Social Security tax increases. He noted the Social Security changes will factor into the tax policy he pursues.
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Washington
Carter
Houston
Congress
Dutch Tycoon Maurits Caransa Abduction Sparks Cross Border Search
Amsterdam authorities tightened border controls with West Germany and Belgium and launched a nationwide hunt for Maurits Caransa, a 61 year old Dutch real estate magnate rumored abducted by a West German terrorist group. Officials privately link the incident to the Red Army Faction pattern, including the Hanns Martin Schleyer kidnapping.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Maurits Caransa
Red Army
Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Prisoner Exodus Strains California Federal Prisons
Under a new treaty the transfer of American prisoners from Mexican jails to federal facilities in California and Arizona threatens overcrowding. Associate warden Luis F. Cortez notes the system is crowded but expects to fit them in somewhere.
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Lompoc
Calif
California
Arizona
Luis F. Cortez
U S Embassy in Moscow Adopts Cautious Dissident Contacts
U S sources say the American Embassy in Moscow has a more cautious approach to contacts with Soviet dissidents after Soviet criticism and arrests of several dissidents with U S connections. They deny a retreat and say Carter administration reports on dissident affairs remain intact.
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Moscow
U.S
Carter Administration
Senate Tackles Gas Guzzler Tax Amid Energy Bill Clash
Senate reconvened to vote on a plan taxing gas guzzlers and to finalize a conference with the House on Carter energy tax credits. A key dispute centered on subsidies for conversions to coal and for home weatherization, with Kennedy criticizing the credit as wasteful and Big Corporation favored.
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Washington
Senate
Finance
House
Carter
House Conference
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Long
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Good Samaritan expansion faces tentative CAHSA approval
CAHSA directors tentatively approve Good Samaritan Hospital's 83.2 million expansion amid debate over board practices and hospital salesmanship. Officials from Scottsdale Memorial and John C. Lincoln respond on impact and committee reliability as Desert Samaritan's CAT scanner case follows.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
CAHSA
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Hamilton Wright
Scottsdale Memorial
Raymond W. Leitner
John C. Lincoln
State Department of Health Services
Leitner
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale
42Nd Street
Cactus Road
Phoenix
Good Sam
Wright
Good Samaritan
Samaritan Health Service
Jury to begin deliberations in Robison Dunlap bomb trial
After two months and 91 witnesses the Maricopa County case against plumber James Robison and contractor Max Dunlap goes to jurors for first degree murder and conspiracy. Final arguments set for Monday.
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Robison-Dunlap
Phoenix
Don Bolles
Maricopa County Superior Court
James Robison
Chandler
Max Dunlap
Scottsdale seeks public input on social studies scope plan
Residents may speak at the November 10 meeting of the Scottsdale School District social studies scope and sequence committee. The session at 3 30 p m at the District Education Center will help shape a kindergarten through high school content outline slated for adoption in January.
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Scottsdale School District
44Th St
Marvin Lieske
Lieske
Arizona Department of Education
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Associated Press
David Sheinbein
Jim Thomson
MS Society
Bolles
Adamson
John Harvey Adamson
Dunlap
Robison
Kemper Marley Sr
Marley
State Racing Commission
Bruce Babbitt
Alfonso” Lizanetz
School Board
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