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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1974

Page

3

Government payrolls rise as workers and costs grow

State and local employment totals reach 9.58 million with wages rising 14 percent to eight billion dollars. Education accounts for almost half the jobs, while overall numbers climb about five percent. Scottsdale cuts costs as budgets tighten. further cuts expected from state counties and schools.

Scottsdale Dale Carter

CIA Denies Comment On Colby Chile Destabilization Claim

A report cites William Colby saying the CIA was authorized to spend over 8 million to disrupt Chile to prevent Allende from governing. Rep Harrington leaked details of Colby testimony. Kissinger and Colby deny CIA involvement. State Dept says no interference. The piece notes editor Jonathan Marshall's Senate bid and his editorials.

Central Intelligence Agency William E. Colby Congress Salvadore Allende Gossens Chile Washington New York Michael Harrington D-Mass Harrington Colby House Armed Services Committee CIA Latin America

Republican Party Troubles and the GOP Leadership Controversy

Washington columnist John D. Lofton Jr. argues the Republican Party is shrinking and lacks independence, as the RNC rubber-stamps White House picks Mary Louise Smith and Richard Obenshain for top leadership. He notes regional resentments, calls for a nominating committee, and likens the party’s direction to a dying joke about Czechoslovakia.

John D. Lofton JR Washington Republican Party GOP Cochairman White House Ford Republican National Committee Mary Louise Smith Iowa Richard Obenshain Virginia Georgia Bob Shaw Smith Florida Paula Hawkins Tucker Wright Rhode Island Harold Jones Maine Wright RNC Jones National Committee Prague Czechoslovakia Europe

Conservatives Drift Toward Reagan Amid Mills Race

President Ford distances from Mills challenger Judy Petty as William Simon visits Hot Springs Arkansas to back Mills. Reagan plans a Little Rock fundraiser as party tensions rise over Ford and conservative leaders. Obenshain denied any third party talks, while moderates worry about White House influence.

Washington Ford Wilbur D. Mills Arkansas White House Ronald Reagan California Mills Congress Hot Springs Ark William Simon Treasury Simon Arizona Little Rock Judy Petty Ford White House Arkansas Republican Party House Ways and Means Committee John F. Kennedy Reagan Petty Capitol Hill Mr. Ford Mrs. Petty

Dutch parade marks liberation bond with U S paratroops

In Eindhoven a 30th annual patriotic festival honored Allied liberation with 230 U S paratroops from the 82nd and 101st Airborne. Crowds cheered as Prince Bernhard laid a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, with veterans like Col Art Evans and Gen Jan Kaminski recalling WW II deeds and Cornelius Ryan celebrated for A Bridge Too Far.

Bob Considine Eindhoven The Netherlands U.S Ruhr Normandy 1St Airborne Arnhem Gettysburg Chateau-Thierry Omaha Beach Guadalcanal Tokyo Porkchop Hill Haiphong Nijmegen Prince Bernhard Holland Col Art Evans Kenosha Wise Matt Ridgway Evans Jan Kaminski Cornelius Ryan Connie

Rockefeller’s Financial Ties and Policy Influence Questions

Citizens seek disclosure on Rockefeller family and associates' financial stakes in ABC CBS and the New York Times. They urge tracing contributions to Common Cause and ties to the Council on Foreign Relations. They request details on Rockefeller Foundations funding of political campaigns and the governor’s influence on national policy.

Rockefeller ABC CBS New York Times Council On Foreign Relations Council United States Rockefeller Foundations

School chief outlines Sept changes in Santa Monica

Schools Supt Dr V A said the Sept changes aim to provide cross pollination of educational ideas and challenges to the staff in Santa Monica. Evening Outlook notes the widening effort to update approaches and engage teachers.

V. A Santa Monica

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