White House Tapes Declined From Nixon Officials
President Nixon refused requests from the Senate Watergate committee and Archibald Cox to release tapes of his private conversations about the wiretapping scandal. White House counsel Charles Alan Wright argued that production could force judicial use and upset separation of powers, and Nixon said the tapes would stay under his sole personal control.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Senate
White House
Sam .J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Congress
House
Counsel's
Wright
University of Texas Law
Cox
Grocers Brace for Price Changes in Phase 4 Plan
Flagstaff retailers adopt wait-and-see stance as Nixon Phase 4 economics loom. A survey shows major stores unsure of upcoming price moves while awaiting official word from corporate offices. Manager Art Beasley of A J Bayless cites lack of notice and avoids premature forecasts.
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Flagstaff
Nixon
Dst
Art Beasley
A.J. Bayless
Spoktsman
Safeway
Dwight Ahles
Uhies
Ray Baca
Foodtown Market
Associated Grocers
Bayless
Blasting work on I-17 near Flagstaff faces weather delays
Weather has made the I-17 Munds Park to County Line project timing unstable with morning blasts often required. Morrison Knudsen and Gordon Bell crews aim to post warnings at Flagstaff and Sedona interchanges, with motorists facing up to one hour delays and additional routine delays up to 15 minutes as conditions allow.
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Flagstaff
Arizona Highway Department
Ave Howe
Munds Park
County Line
Interstate 17
Morrison-Knudsen
Gordon Bell
Howe
Flagstaff Airport
Sedona
Additional Police Protection Urged in Flagstaff City
The Flagsail City Safety Commission urges more police protection against speeders and a new warning sign on 5 O’Leary Street. The recommendation, stemming from a residents petition, will be considered at the City Council regular meeting Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. in City Hall Council Chamber.
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City Safety Commission
O'Leary Street
City Hall
Jewell to Head Patrol Division in Flagstaff
Sheriff Joe D. Richards announced Lt. Loyd Jewell will lead the Patrol Division while retaining CID duties. Officers in Patrol and CID will report directly to Jewell, who will oversee field operations for deputies covering the Flagstaff area. The report notes unusually chilly mornings with frost in Flagstaff.
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Loyd Jewell
Criminal Investigation
Joe D. Richards
Jewell
Richards
Patrol
CID
Flagstaff
Hijackers Await Takeoff From JAL Jet In Dubai
Hijackers of a Japan Air Lines jumbo jet with 143 aboard prepared for takeoff in Dubai and called themselves the Mt Carmel Martyrs. A coded West German message urged immediate killings or release. A purser injured in a grenade blast was to be retrieved. the hijackers sought refueling and the dead girl’s body.
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Dubai
Japan Air Lines
Mt. Carmel
West Germany
Air Pirates
Oly
Peralta
Yoshihisa Miyashira
JAL
Sheikh
Chamber Concert Lights Up Flagstaff Summer Festival 1973
Tonight at 8 30 p m the Northern Arizona String Quartet and the Festival Woodwind Quintet perform in the Janutary Research Auditorium at Lowell Observatory as part of a week of festival events. Featured players include Mary Vou Galen Kathy Kavanaugh Nadine Bean James Gould Larry Philpott Warren Sutherland Philip Swanson Jack Rausch Jack Ratteree. The program opens a week highlighted by two Symphony Orchestra concerts and a Browning readings program by Miss John Fontaine with Richard Hudgon in University Auditorium Saturday.
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Flagstaff
Janutary
Lowell Observatory
Northern Arizona String Quartet
Mary Vou Galen
Kathy Kavanaugh
Nadine Bean
James Gould
Robert
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Symphony Orchestra
University Auditorium
Eudive Shapiro
Miss Shapiro
Festival Chamber Orchestra
Tier Solomon
Ernest Vloch
Clarence Shaw
Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra
Iee
Festival At a Glance Local Music and Arts Listings
Music events include Northern Arizona String Quartet and Festival Woodwind Quintet at Lowell Observatory 8:30 pm Tickets at door. performances feature Lane and Webb with Dana Andrews and Judith Anderson. Also NATL Chemistry Building room 125 shows 6 and 8 pm. Symphony Orchestra concert under conductor Shapiro with Ruddier, plus Beloch Violin Concerto at University Auditorium. Other items: Joan Fontaine readings and Navajo Craftsman Show at Marine.
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Northern Arizona String Quartet
Lowell Observatory
Frativalaries
Hekela
Lane
Sarring Aifton Webb
Dana, Andrews
Judith Anderson
the Thane
oRebecca
Fontaine
Lord Laurence Olivier
Chenvatey
Jay Om Ubunber Nusir
Joan Fontaine
Marine OF Northern Arizona
County County Officials Meet in Flagstaff on Thursday
Arizona county leaders gather in Flagstaff for two days to discuss charter counties legislation and school cost absorption. The Supervisors and Clerks Association meets at Northern Arizona University with the Arizona Association of Counties following.
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Tecordawa
Flagstaff
National Weather Service
Paul Sorenson
Bow and Arrow Acres
Arizona Public Service Coconino
Arizona
Arizona Supervisors’ & Clerks” Association
South
Northern Arizona University
Arizona Association of Counties
NAV South
Supervisors’ & Clerks’ Association
Aaco
Flagstall
Arizona Tax Conference
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Magill
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Imm
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Continental Townhouse
Valley View Estates
Rolling Hills
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Hozhonl Foundation
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Water Resources
USGS
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Chamber of Commerce
Nites Radio
A.j.jennings
Northern Arizona Rodeo Association
Inner Basin
USFS
Good For Records
Port al Prince
Haiti
Presidential Palace
Port Au Prince
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Mohammed Hin. Rashid
FED
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Quee
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