Kissinger faces questions on 1969 wiretaps during hearing
Henry Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he would not reveal details of wiretaps on 17 aides begun in 1969. Senators threaten to block his secretary of state nomination without an FBI report, while Kissinger notes appropriate action on leaks and defers specifics. He cites FBI and Justice Department as decisionmakers for information release.
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Library of Congress boasts largest comic book collection
The Library of Congress holds about 2000 comic titles and 37000 issues, plans an October exhibit of Batman and Superman materials from 1943 to 1973, color excerpts from Bridwell’s Superman and Batman books, and notes monthly deposits of 100 to 200 new issues.
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Ross calls for repeal of 1970 Clean Air Act amendments
Jack Ross president elect of the Arizona Automobile Dealers Association urged at the Encanto Kiwanis Club that the 1970 amendments be eliminated He argued the original act was flexible the amendments based on faulty urban mileage projections and overestimated auto contributions to pollution He claimed removing the amendments would allow cleaner engine development and noted Arizona reliance on older cars is temporary with pollution peaking in 1968 and declining toward 1980 as newer cars replace them.
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Retailers seek halt to Phase 4 gas price ceilings
The National Congress of Petroleum Retailers asked Justice Rehnquist to overturn a lower court ruling upholding Phase IV federal gas price ceilings effective at midnight. The group, representing 165,000 brand name service stations, warns many outlets could be forced to close if the guidelines go into effect.
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Hohokam St Daniel's Names New Principal and Staff
Corwin Ellsworth named Hohokam’s new assistant principal after coming from Hopi School. Barbara Babian added as fifth grade teacher. New nurse Debra Green urged labeling meds. PTA board meeting set for Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Dersch’s home.
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Restart of Scottsdale Children's Music Hour Series
The first session is Saturday from 11:00 to 11:45 in the Kiva Room at Scottsdale City Hall. The Kananda stringed quartet performs for children and adults, with Max Mandel directing. Milk and cookies will be served and musicians will meet attendees after. Sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department and Phoenix Federation of Musicians Local 586.
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