State bar to probe bugging of attorney in murder case
The ethics committee of the State Bar Association will investigate Pima County attorney Edward Bolding over alleged electronic eavesdropping on a witness in a murder case. The bar will issue a report on the propriety of recording conversations during a trial as Pima County officials cite prior rulings deeming the 1971 bugging legal. The probe follows judge Richard Boylston’s 1971 ruling and prior discussions with county prosecutors about the legality of the recordings.
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Scottsdale
State Bar Association
Pima County
Edward Bolding
William Browning
State Bar
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Browning
Mountain Shadows
Richard Boylston
James 4. Hanrahan
George Washington Jr
James Hemphill
Arizona Hotel
Tucson
Boylston
David, Tingeldine
William R. Stevens
Washington
Hanrahan
Ex-dropout takes helm at Action agency
Michael P Balzano Jr a former New Haven garbage man who rose to a Ph D has been named director of Action the government agency that oversees the Peace Corps and Volunteers in Service to America Nixon swore him in praising his self made education Balzano 37 quit high school at 16 worked as a garbage collector then earned degrees culminating with a Georgetown Ph D in political theory in 1971
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UPI
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Peace Corps
America
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Nixon
New Haven
Conn
Georgetown University
Tucson Daily Citizen rate card and masthead
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription and mail rates for local and outside Tucson delivery. It declares AP and UPN news rights, a daily publication schedule excluding Sundays, and contact details for Citizen Publishing Company at 208 North Stone Avenue, Tucson, Arizona 85791.
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Eiaber
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State of Arizona
Outcide
Twcson
Arizona
Fin Citizen Publishing Company
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Arizang
House rejects bombing fund for Cambodia war policy
In a swing against Nixon administration policy, the House defeated a request for more Cambodia bombing funds by 219 to 158. An amendment to block 2.8 billion in supplemental aid passed 224 to 172, with further moves to bar combat activities in or from Cambodia. The vote came as supporters of Nixon urged restraint while antiwar lawmakers cheered.
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Cambodia
Senate
Southeast Asia
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
Secretary of Defense
Elliot L. Richardson
Congress
Pentagon
Joseph P. Addabbo
Dn.y
Indochina
Clarence D. Long
D-Md
U.S
Long
House of Representatives
Gerald R. Ford
Autopsy finds Long death from heart attack not poisoning
News Capsules from Hannibal Missouri report autopsy shows Senator Edward V. Long died of a heart attack, not poisoning, despite former secretary Helen Dunlop’s claim he feared poisoning from a gift. CAPE KENNEDY Florida notes Skylab 1 astronauts near preflight exams as double launch prep proceeds.
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Hannibal, Mo
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Helen Dunlop
Cindy
Cape Kennedy, Fla
America
Space Station
Charles Conrad Jr
Paul J. Wertz
Joseph P. Kerwin
Tornadoes kill five in Midwest path of destruction
Tornadoes swept through northwestern Ohio yesterday and through southwest Missouri and southeast Kansas today, causing deaths and injuries. At least four people died and 150 were injured in Ohio, with additional fatalities and injuries reported in Missouri and Kansas.
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Press International
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Missouri
Kansas
U S Steel raises prices on major sheet products
U S Steel Corp announced price increases effective June 15 of 8 to 9 dollars a ton on flat rolled products used widely in automotive and appliance industries. The hikes apply to sheet and strip steel, which comprise about 40 percent of industry shipments.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Senate moves to curb presidential impoundment powers
The Senate voted 66 to 24 to bar any president from impounding funds without Congress ratifying within 60 days, while also approving a fiscal 1974 budget totaling 268.7 billion, with 700 million under the ceiling. The measure heads to the House, where a similar Rules Committee review is underway.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Fuel crisis forces cutbacks at local gas stations
Frustrated dealers report shortened hours and possible closings to avert empty pumps. Some plan to close Sundays or reduce daily hours. others may end graveyard shifts or cut staff. Independent stations also limit sales and hours, with Tucson outlets facing imminent closures.
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