Sex scandal denials swirl through Congress
Washington updates show lawmakers denying involvement in a widening sex scandal with claims of a houseboat party, a Utah arrest for soliciting a decoy, and alleged coercion of male workers. Senator Gravel denies boat party ties with Elizabeth Ray while Rep Hays remains hospitalized after a sleeping-pill overdose.
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UPI
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Alaska
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Ohio
Salt Lake City
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Hays
Barnesville
Public meetings on South Rillito sewage plan improvements
A local consulting firm will host three public meetings next week to explain the South Rillito Wastewater Facility Plan and proposed improvements by Wilsey and Ham. The meetings run 7:30 p.m. at the County Courts Building, Tucson Botanical Gardens, and Rincon High School cafeteria, with public comments invited for a later formal hearing.
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County Courts
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Tucson Botanical Gardens
Alvernon Way
Rincon High School
Arcadia Blvd
Kickback Probe Opens Over Hastings Payroll Padding
A federal grand jury investigates payroll padding and salary kickbacks involving former Rep. James F. Hastings who resigned from the House on January 1.
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Washington
James F. Hastings
R-N.y
House
No Other Solution in a Free Society
A political commentary argues that the nation must align wages with market value and curb federal budget excess. It praises California Governor Brown as a realist in frugal living and criticizes wage setting by boycott within a free market.
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Brown
California
City University of New York Reopens After Legislature Aid
The 270000 student City University of New York will reopen this week after $24 million in state funding. The system closed May 28 over a payroll crisis and faced disrupted exams and graduation for about 20000 seniors as tuition fees of up to 900 dollars a year were included in the aid deal.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
City University of New York
Veteran Sports Writer Jack Rickard in the Citizen
Veteran sports writer Jack Rickard contributes to the Citizen with coverage likely spanning local teams, game analysis, and community sports notes reflecting his long career and editorial voice.
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Jack Rickard
the Citizen
Ambulance flips in East Side crash injuring three
An ambulance with lights and siren on was broadsided by a van at a red light on S Craycroft Road and E 29th Street. Driver Robert Moffett and aide Charlene Rae were treated and released. Patient Juan Perez, 44, is in satisfactory condition at Tucson Medical Center.
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E. Eastland
Tucson Medical Center
A&a
S. Craycroft Road
E. 29Th St
Robert C. Moffett
Placita de Christina
Charlene Rae
MIT Professor Proposes Mirror System to Boost Solar Power
Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Roy Kaplow claims a low cost mirror system can increase sunlight delivered to photovoltaic cells, raising power output and efficiency of solar energy systems.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roy Kaplow
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