Senate panel orders probe of CIA Chile activities
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously votes to investigate secret CIA actions in Chile. Frank Church says the study will determine if perjury occurred by officials who testified in 1973 that the U.S. did not intervene against Marxist President Allende. The panel may reopen questions about Henry Kissinger and Secretary of State Ford's disclosures.
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Senate probes CIA Chile role seeks new oversight
Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings explore CIA intervention in Chile from 1970 to 1973, possible perjury by officials, and how leaks exposed actions. Senator Church criticizes U S policy as wrong and unprincipled and urges guidelines for future covert operations while acknowledging difficulties in restraint.
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City seeks flood zone reclassification review
City officials announce a FIA supported study to reclassify large flood hazard areas. The review to be conducted by the Army Corps of Engineers will cost 6000 dollars, with FIA funding. officials seek relief from high flood insurance rates.
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Weekend Heatwave With Sunny Skies Forecast
The forecast calls for mostly sunny weather today and Wednesday with little temperature change. Highs will reach the upper 90s on both days and overnight lows stay near 70 degrees.
Tangye Keeps Investigator Role After State Settlement
Wayne Tangye reaches a compromise with the State Personnel Commission and Real Estate Commission that keeps him on the payroll as an investigator auditor with a salary increase of about $100 per month despite a pay grade adjustment. Tangye had been demoted last June by J Fred Talley amid alleged irregularities in the Real Estate Department.
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Council favors livestock rules for sanitation control
City council members signal support for sanitation based livestock regulations to curb nuisances. Only Herb Drinkwater opposed zoning heavy limits and preferred not to enforce health inspections. Staff will study enforcement options, setbacks, and noncommercial manure rules.
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Paul Messinger
Greg Cuoie
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Police dog Judge chews marijuana plant in Reno patrol car
A police canine named Judge bit into a confiscated marijuana plant in a patrol car but will escape punishment, with Capt. Ken Pulver noting animals do not commit crimes. In Reno three prisoner trustees were found smoking grass in a jail storeroom, rebooked for possession as weekend prisoners trusted to smuggle it in.
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Rural Metro Fire seeks stand alone station at Mockingbird and Tatum
North Valley Bureau Rural Metro Fire Department files plan with Paradise Valley for a two rack fire station at Mockingbird Lane and Tatum Boulevard. Chief Lou Witzeman notes height to blend with homes and a sunken truck area. Project aims to improve fire insurance class and hydrant coverage.
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Jarvi enters race for Scottsdale Justice of the Peace post
Theodore C. Jarvi 33, assistant Scottsdale city attorney, seeks the nonpartisan justice of the peace seat held by Judge Dan Roth. He plans to file Friday, aiming for 600 to 1,000 signatures for the general election ballot.
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Dan Bartos
Embassy siege near end at The Hague
Police say three Japanese guerrillas will end their five day siege at the French embassy in The Hague at very short notice and board a bus with nine hostages for a getaway plane at Amsterdam Airport. Police cleared cars from in front of the embassy where Ambassador Jacques Senard and eight other men were held.
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Senate House candidates debate funding split
Fragmentary text indicates a discussion on public funding for Senate and House candidates. The source hints at proposals or rulings affecting taxpayer dollars for campaigns, with emphasis on the split between Senate and House funding.
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IGTON
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