Nixon stabilizes after emergency surgery in Long Beach
Former President Richard M. Nixon remained in critical but more stable condition in Long Beach after urgent surgery to block blood clots. Doctors reported the internal bleeding had stopped and his vital signs were steady, though prognosis remained uncertain.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
MIT
Nixon
John C. Lungren
Eldon ‘Hickman
Hickman
Lungren
Scottsdale Wins Grants To Expand Police Programs
The Maricopa Association of Governments backs three Scottsdale grant applications worth 343,236 dollars. If approved by the Arizona State Justice Planning Agency, the city will fund a regional police response system, a narcotics enforcement team, and related data-sharing initiatives to enhance team policing across the Valley. Mayor William Jenkins calls the action gratifying and pivotal for community safety.
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Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Arizona State Justice Planning Agency
William Jenkins
Arizona State-Justice-Planning Agency
Scottsdale
Jenkins
Phoenix
Scottsdale Police
Aerid Yerikins
Heinz Bink
District suits advance as deputy cites ongoing discovery
Deputy County Attorney Firestein said the school district’s suit against Johnson and Son Building Co. for about 5000 to repair a stadium enters private depositions in discovery with a possible six month timeline. separate price fixing actions against Rainbo Baking Co. and others face delay awaiting consolidation with a state anti trust case. The district seeks to recover 267000 spent on bread products, largely from Rainbo Baking Co. of Phoenix.
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al -Firésteih
Scottailal
Wash
Johnson.and Son’Building Co
W.buckeye
Firestein
State of Arizona
Rainbo Baking Co
Phoenix
Tucson
Holsum Bakery, Inc
Baird’s Bread Co
C.J. Patterson Co
Kansas City
Serv-Us Bakeries
Magruder recounts offer to take blame for Watergate rebuffed
United Press International reports Jeb Stuart Magruder testified that his early offer to take the blame for Watergate was rejected at the White House because he was too close to the situation. The coverage also notes stock gains on the NYSE and President Ford pressing Cabinet for deep budget cuts.
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Washington
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Ford
Ron Nessen
Northside Plans Discussed by City Council and Planning Commission
City council and planning commission will meet Thursday to discuss impacts of proposed Northeast Phoenix developments. They note the city lacks direct control but anticipate effects on the economy and traffic.
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City Planning Commission
Phoenix
Commission
McCormick Barnch
Herb Drinkwater
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Drinkwater
Scottsdale
Westcor
Tatum Boulevard
Cactus Road
Gary Herberger
Scottsdale and
Bell Roads
Scottsdale teacher union drive prompts AFT leadership change
Scottsdale's Charles Iannello will not seek re election as Arizona Federation of Teachers president to devote time to organizing teachers statewide. Leonard Bacona announced a bid for the AFT presidency as the convention opens at the Scottsdale Sheraton Inn. Richards of the national AFL CIO backed AFT efforts and the push to gain personnel for Arizona organizing amid a growing membership.
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Charles. Iannello
Scottsdale
Arizona Federation of Teachers
AFT
Leonard Bacona
Tonalea ‘Shootin
Sttsdale
Scottsdale Sheraton Inn
N. Scottsdale
Tannello
Afl-Cio
Mag
APE
National Union
Arizona
Iannello
Arizona Education Association
National Teachers Union
State ‘Federation
New Orleans
Tanniello
Woodbridg Court
Lading
Weather shifts bring wet season for Arizona and beyond
Officials warn Scottsdale residents to carry umbrellas as a cold low pressure system from the northeastern Pacific brings unusual October showers. Rain totals rise from dawn to morning at Sky Harbor and west Scottsdale, with Flagstaff and Scottsdale water levels rising as roads flood.
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National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Donald Moran
U.S. Weather Bureau
Eastern University
Moran
Pacific Ocean
Gulf Coast
Alaska
West Scottsdale
32Nd Street
Shea Boulevard
Pacific
Woolly worm forecasts warn of harsh winter conditions
Reports from observers in Georgia and across the region tie woolly worm color changes and early leaf fall to a predicted cold, with fogs in August cited as signs of heavy snows to come. Local residents discuss plans to move southward amid forecasts and wildlife activity signals.
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United Press International
Commerce ‘Department
Sit
Fapeer
Ae Smith
Smith
Mexico
Paul “West
Moreland
North Georgia Mountains
Santee
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Lukash
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New York Stock Exchange
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R and D Associates
Santa Monica
Atomic Industrial Forum
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Rocky
House Judiciary Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Marine Anomaker & Subcommitte
Rene
Northside
Union
Nat Conaway
College
Mike Kelly
Eatk Jeune
Cumberland Mountains
Oklahoma
Guy Zoo
Larry Ting
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