Nixon fires Carl Turner as U S marshal chief
Washington sources say Carl C Turner was fired as chief of U S marshals amid Senate Defense Department probes into service club kickbacks and irregularities. Investigators found serious problems but no direct profit by Turner. hearings likely to begin in two to three weeks.
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Its rich man's tax bill Democrat Gore claims
Senator Albert Gore accuses the Nixon administration of writing a rich man’s tax bill as the Senate Finance Committee hears on tax reform. He cites a secretary earning 26 000 who would face 40 percent on the last 1 000 and Roger Blough’s 600 000 income taxed at 5 percent while the 70 percent ceiling remains. Kennedy urges scaling down cuts. Long pushes to act on the investment tax credit. Hartke questions Nixon’s focus on corporate interests.
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Senate
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Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Vance Hartke
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Israeli Raid on Lebanon Rockets Up Civilian Toll
United Press International reports an Israeli helicopter raid on southern Lebanon aimed at Arab guerrillas who attacked Israeli border settlements. Israel claimed 12 buildings and an ammunition dump were destroyed, five guerrillas killed, and several weapons captured, while Lebanon reported civilian casualties and a downed plane.
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United Press International
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Al-Khraibeh
Halta
Wada
Israel
A. Beirut
Fire trucks extinguish truck blaze at 82nd and Indian School
A truck fire early this morning near 82nd St and Indian School drew firefighters who doused the blaze in the truck bed with no damage to the vehicle. Earlier, at 8 58 am, they battled brush fires at 61st St and Thomas and north of Indian Bend.
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82Nd St
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Thomas
Adult dances move to Tonto School in Scottsdale
The Parks and Recreation Department announced Saturday night dances will shift to Tonto School 7801 E Oak St Scottsdale beginning this week. Music features waltzes fox trots two steps polka and more.
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Navajo assets secrecy draws Arizona lawmakers' questions
Senators Fannin and Goldwater along with Rep. Rhodes pressed the Navajo Tribe on the value of its assets during a private Arizona delegation meeting. They noted the Office of Economic Opportunity has approved 1 010 000 for the tribe’s legal agency next year but Rhodes and Goldwater questioned total need and federal funding for the Central Arizona Project. The group also touched on Mexican American relations and proposed a border committee model used with Sonora.
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Barry‘Goldwater
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Office” of Economic ‘Opportunity
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Fannin
Sonora
Burglary Charge Filed Against Local Youth
A 19 year old Phoenix man, David Jones, was arrested Thursday afternoon on a burglary charge after an employee at Smitty's Big Town in Scottsdale said he observed him leaving the store with a cardboard box of merchandise and could not present receipts in the parking lot near 8302 E McDowell Road.
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Driver Injury From Rollover Truck Collision
Police report a two vehicle crash at an intersection involving two women drivers. Audrey Drayer and Jeanette Massey vehicles collided with Drayer cited for failure to yield and Massey for failure to control. Massey admitted to hospital and later released.
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Audrey Drayer
Willetta
Scottsdale candidates to speak at PTA meeting
Scottsdale school board candidates to address Apache School Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the cafetorium at 1201 N 85th Pl. Don Nordal, PTA president, says each candidate will speak briefly and answer questions from the floor. Five candidates vying for a five year term in the October 7 election are Jeanne Chapin Dorothe Kennedy Gam Childs Ed Hohn and John A Jackson.
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Apache School Parent- Teacher Association
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Will
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Dorothe Kennedy
Gam Childs
Ed Hohn
John A.jackson
Brazil frees hostages as embassy kidnap crisis ends
Brazil bows to demands by MRS guerrilla group holding U S ambassador D Burke Elbrick. Government to release 15 political prisoners and publish the kidnap note. Deadline was moved up hours before expiration, with authorities saying the kidnappers will bear responsibility for the envoy’s safety.
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Che) Guevara
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Kosygin Heads to Hanoi for Ho Chi Minh Funeral
Soviet Premier Kosygin traveled from Moscow to Hanoi to attend Ho Chi Minh’s funeral. Chou En Lai already in Hanoi, major protocol issues loom as the two powers navigate their post feud stance while North Vietnam vows a three day cease fire and heavy fighting persists against Allied targets.
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Mrs Mary Hufert 82 Dies In Phoenix Home
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hufert 82 died Wednesday at her home 6222 Catalina Scottsdale She will be laid to rest Saturday at 2 30 p m at Moore i Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams Phoenix and entombment follows in Greenwood Mausoleum A native of Germany she came to Scottsdale in 1956 from Detroit She was a member of the Second Baptist Church of Phoenix Surviving are two sons Reuben of Scottsdale and Theodore of Findlay Ohio as well as two sisters two brothers and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Findlay
Ohio
Highway Department could save millions through reform
Phoenix based state Highway Department may save about 3 million annually by cutting excess bureaucracy and unnecessary clerical help. A Booz Allen Hamilton study presented to the Joint Legislative Budget Committee suggested savings from better purchasing, vehicle retirement, staff utilization, and modern maintenance methods. The firm also estimated 50 thousand to 60 thousand in annual interest from idle funds and urged more legislative control over the department's construction budget.
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Dow Jones closes lower with mixed industrial and rail averages
The stock market summary shows the 30 industrials at 819.50, down 5.80. railroads at 197.77, down 1.75. utilities at 114.42, down 6.04. and 65 stocks at 27.58, down 2.08. Today’s sales reach 8.89 million shares versus 9.38 million on Thursday.
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