US blamed for Chilean coup debate over Allende
Copley News Service reports Washington pressure to investigate CIA role in the Sept 11 1973 Chilean military coup that ended Allende's presidency. Rep Michael Harrington leads calls for hearings while Colby denies CIA responsibility, noting limited involvement.
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Michael J. Harrington
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Congress
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Canada hikes natural gas export price on Jan 1
Ottawa announces a 66 percent rise to 1 dollar per thousand cubic feet, up from 60 cents, to align natural gas with other energy products. Energy Minister Donald MacDonald cites market parity as the goal. United Nations moves to hold a full Palestine debate in its 29th session after steering committee recommendation, despite Israeli objections.
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Economist dies after balcony plunge in Indiana city
Indianapolis reports that E George Schaefer 66 a noted stock advisor and author of the Dow Theory Trader book died after falling from his fourth floor apartment balcony in what authorities call a probable suicide. Fort Wayne meanwhile local court records show three charges including reckless homicide against Mauricia Medrano 36 in a fatal car crash that broke into a restaurant where she sought to sing with a group.
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Wallace Accuses Nixon In Watergate Claim On TV
Wallace told a nationwide TV audience that former President Nixon was implicated in the Watergate affair. The statement linked Nixon to the 1972 break in as part of a claim by Wallace about political intrigue and government involvement.
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Scottsdale candidates file for justice of the peace and Division 4 seats
The Friday filing deadline saw eight candidates vying for the Justice of the Peace seat held by Judge Dan Roth, and 17 filing for Maricopa County judicial posts to be decided in the Nov 5 general election. Theodore C. Jarvi, with 1100 signatures, and Nancy R. West with about 750 signatures, announced campaigns. Other Division Four contenders included John J. Murphy, James A B Gibson, William A Harrell, Joseph T Richies, Thomas J Novak, Stuart B Schoenburg, and Dorothy Carson.
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David West
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Dairy Council of Arizona
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Variable Cloudiness With Thunder Potential This Weekend
Forecast calls for variable cloudiness today with a slight chance of thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Mostly sunny and warmer this weekend with highs near 95 today and in the upper 90s Sunday. Overnight low in the low 70s and a 20 percent chance of measurable rain this afternoon and early tonight.
Scottsdale to study mass transit feasibility with $20000 UMTA grant
Scottsdale officials announced a six month federally funded feasibility study to determine if mass transit is viable. Dr Richard Bauman says the project will review all alternatives from route tweaks in the Phoenix bus system to taxi partnerships and potential feeder services. Council member Herb Drinkwater urged early purchase of small buses to aid elderly residents.
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City to Continue Fuel Additive for Police Cars
Deputy City Manager Tim Bray announced a test of ECL 500 from Ellis Chemicals raised police fleet mileage from 6.92 to 7.68 mpg, a bit over 10 percent. The city will buy monthly as long as the gain stays at least two cents per gallon and EPA guidelines are met, with use limited to police vehicles.
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Ellis Chemicals
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Ellis Distributing Inc
Robert H. Brown
Ellis Distributing
Bray
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Probationers gain work through county job coor plan
In Maricopa County the employment coordinator program helps probationers find jobs. Diego Perez, field officer, screens about 300 applicants and places over 100 in three months, countering employer fear of drug related crimes and other offenses. Women probationers prove easier to employ due to clerical skills and education.
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