Arizona mob ties shaped Goldwater Rosenzweig friendship saga
Chronicle-Telegram synopsis details Barry Goldwater and Rosenzweig amid Phoenix gambling ties with Greenbaum, Bioff, and the Arizona mob. It covers financing, loans, and social ties around Flamingo Riviera in Las Vegas, with Goldwater family involvement, political influence, and alleged underworld links across 1940s to 1960s.
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Robert Goldwater
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Joseph P. Ceferatti
Ceferatti
Phoenix
The
Arizona Republic
Barry Goldwater
State Goldwater
GOP
Harry
Barry
Arizona
Sam Steiger
Michael Martin
Goldwaters
Valley National Bank
Bob
Lansky
Benjamin
Bugsy) Siegel
Southwest
Licavoli
Tucson
Siegel
Beverly Hills
Leone Greenbaum
Vegas
Bess
Monte Vista
Bob Goldwater
Ire
Valley National
Guldwater
Thomas Goodnight
Goodnight
Bank
Willie Bioff
Capone
William Nelson
Phoenix Society
Biol
Nelson
Sea
Tre
Mike Newman
Major leagues plan to buy A's Finley move team to Washington
Oakland owner Charles O Finley disputed rumors that Major League Baseball planned to buy the A s and relocate them to Washington He said he had no plans to sell or move the club He noted the plan surfaced at a December meeting and involved a two 13 club realignment with a sale to Washington interests for 1978 and a possible Oakland lease cancellation with Giants potential Oakland home games to ease damages.
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UPI
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Washington
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Oakland
National Capital
San Francisco Giants
Bay Area
Grapefruit Peel Sweetener Could Replace Saccharin
Government scientists test a natural sweetener from grapefruit peels that may substitute saccharin after FDA proposed ban. The 3000 times sweeter than sugar, calorie free, discovered by USDA in 1965, shows no toxicity yet may give bitter aftertaste and lose sweetness over time in diet drinks.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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California
Arthur Morgan
Usda Research
Albany
Calif
Companies curb executive club memberships amid discrimination concerns
In Cleveland Industry Week reports some firms are reexamining policies paying for executives to join private clubs that discriminate. Bank of America says it will stop paying such memberships effective January 1, requiring clubs to certify non-discrimination. Industry Week notes several large firms are adopting similar policies and private clubs report declining memberships. Attorney General Griffin Bell’s affiliation with discriminatory clubs prompted resignation promises, while the Labor Department weighs rules barring federal contractors from paying employee club dues.
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Cleveland
Industry Week
Bank of America
Trade Weekly
Griffin Bell
Bell
Labor Department
Office of Federal Contract Compliance
Blizzard of '77 Mementos Hit Buffalo Stores Hard
Buffalo retailers report a brisk demand for items commemorating the Blizzard of 1977. T shirts, jewelry, certificates of survival and a 14 karat gold snow shovel charm lure buyers as residents recall the storm that shut schools, caused dozens of deaths and $40 million in losses. Vendors note strong interest across ages, with T shirts at about $4 and certificates for $1.
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N.Y
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Louis Berger
Berger
J.C. Penney
Paul Greybowski
Columbia Gas of Ohio offers special payment plan to ease high bills
Columbia Gas of Ohio unveils a plan allowing residential customers to spread extra gas costs over several months with no added charge. The average winter bill is projected at 28.94 dollars. last winter it was 214.50 dollars. High consumption due to cold weather and higher rates drive the rise, though conservation limited the impact.
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Columbia Gas of
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Fackler
Focal Gas Company
Fockier
Uganda targets American and British nationals in alert
Uganda orders all provincial governors and local officials to monitor British and American citizens amid claims they are spreading false reports about killings and torture. The move follows Idi Amin's recent standoff with the United States and Britain, raising fears for the safety of about 200 Americans and 500 Britons in Uganda.
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Kenya
UPI
Uganda
Radio
Idi Amin
Washington
Kampala
Radio Uganda
Britain
United States
Sex therapists certified by national association 1977 register
The American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists lists 761 educators and 364 certified sex therapists in the United States, Canada and abroad in its 1977 Register of Certified Educators and Therapists. Certification requires 1000 hours of clinical experience and a master's or equivalent. educators need 2 to 5 years. Copies may be ordered for $2 from Washington DC.
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Washington
API
American Association of Sex Educators
Association
Register of Certified Educators
United States
Canada
Patricia Schiller
American University
Som Wisconsin Ave
Washington Dac
Ten Killed on Ohio Highways In Weekend Crashes
United Press International reports at least ten people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend. The Site Highway Patrol counted two deaths Friday, six Saturday, and three Sunday, including a two-car collision on County Road 41 in Trembol County that killed Janice F. Lubran, 21, of Youngstown and her infant daughter born shortly after the crash.
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United Press International
Highway Patrol
Trimbol
Janice F. Lubran
Youngstown
Bor Shorty
Mixed Opening On Wall Street As Traders Weigh Stimulus
Prices opened mixed on the New York Stock Exchange with the Dow at 947.39 after a soft week. Advances led declines 139 to 119 among 404 issues as turnover hit 420000 shares. Analysts warn of weak bid ding amid below normal volume and debate the $31.2 billion Carter stimulus.
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