Nixon subpoena faces enforcement limits in House inquiry
Rep. Barbara Jordan and Rep. Henry Smith said the House Judiciary Committee cannot realistically force Nixon to surrender subpoenaed tape recordings and documents. They urged selective review with James D St Clair to avoid confidential or irrelevant material while pursuing relevant items.
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Reagan defends GOP record amid 1976 nomination talk
California Governor Ronald Reagan told Valley reporters the economic woes are not the GOP’s fault because Republicans have not run the shop. He criticized Democrats in Congress for inflation and unemployment and defended withholding comment on a possible White House bid while touring fundraising events.
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Boy suffers head injuries in bicycle collision with Paradise Valley bus
A 13 year old northeast Phoenix youth suffered serious head injuries after his bicycle struck a Paradise Valley school bus at 32nd Street and Captain Dreyfus Avenue. The bus had no passengers on board. The rider Dale Hunt was in intensive care at John C. Lincoln Hospital. A second crash on 56th Street injured a 19 year old girl Dianne Walton treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Publisher Jonathan Marshall weighs Senate bid
Jonathan Marshall, publisher editor of the Scottsdale Daily Progress, indicated this week he is leaning toward running for the U.S. Senate seat held by Barry Goldwater. He plans to decide within weeks after studying issues and making contacts while preparing preliminary plans.
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Obituary of Robert H Platt Long Beach Navy Lieutenant
Robert H Platt 32 died April 4 in Long Beach California after attending Arizona State University and graduating Scottsdale High School in 1959. He earned bachelor and master degrees at San Diego State College and served as a Navy lieutenant in Vietnam and in the Naval Reserve. Survived by wife Sandra parents John and wife, brothers John Wallace and David, and grandmother Iola Turner. Cremation cremation ashes scattered at sea. Memorials to American Cancer Society Phoenix.
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12Th St
Mrs. Margaret C. Slick Dies at 76 in Scottsdale
Margaret C. Slick, 76, longtime Scottsdale resident and member of the Scottsdale United Methodist Church, died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She was born in Johnstown Pennsylvania and moved to Arizona 13 years ago from Cleveland. Survived by husband B. Frank, children Benjamin F. and Mrs. Mary de Godfrey, five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Services Monday at 11 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary. Burial in Green Acres Cemetery.
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Messinger Mortuary
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William B. Jackson dies of heart attack in Phoenix area
William B. Jackson 54 longtime Whirlpool division manager for Black & Ryan Distributors of Phoenix died Wednesday en route to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 5882 N 8th St moved to Scottsdale in 1968 from Yuma Colo born Central City Neb served in Army Air Corps WWII attended Colorado State College and was a member of Scottsdale United Presbyterian Church. Funeral set Saturday at his church with calling hours Friday at Carr Mortuary Tempe burial in Fort Morgan Colo. He is survived by Eva M. his wife two children Bill Jr. and Barbara Ingalls two brothers two sisters and two grandchildren.
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Carr Mortuary
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Fort Morgan
Paradise Valley selects Tribken again as mayor and appoints vice mayor
E Robert Tribken was reelected mayor for a second two year term by Paradise Valley council members. Barbara von Ammon was named the town’s first woman vice mayor. The meeting approved a police patrol car purchase for 3882 and heard a burglary prevention plan proposing a Crime Alert Team of 25 to 50 volunteers to assist deputies.
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Paradise Valley
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Harold Donegan
Tribken
von Ammon
Rossie Ford
Scottsdale
Ronald Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Heber Job Corps Center to Close by June 30
The Labor Department will close its Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center at Heber east of Payson by June 30 due to deteriorating facilities and costly repairs. The 167 enrollees may transfer to other centers, with no loss of training opportunities, as the Heber center is operated by the Forest Service.
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Phoenix Hospitals Seek Rate Hikes and Vision Institute Plan
United Press International reports proposed rate increases for Memorial Hospital and the state hospital in Phoenix were approved by the State Department of Health Services. St Luke's Hospital will build a 5 million vision institute with a 20 bed unit and separate surgery outpatient areas. A preliminary hearing was slated today for James Newton Wilkerson in Thatcher on kidnapping and robbery charges against Mayor Nat Hoopes. Rep Diane McCarthy faces removal efforts from the Arizona State Advisory Committee on Civil Rights after accusations she read a private memo on the House floor. Rep Sam Steiger will join the National Commission reviewing wiretap and surveillance laws.
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Thatcher
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Rosen expected to announce Phoenix attorney general bid
Sid Rosen, a Phoenix attorney, is reported ready to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. He is scheduled for news conferences in Phoenix and Tucson on April 22.
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Phoenix teen given suspended sentence in boyfriend’s overdose
Marie Thomas, 19, pleaded guilty to administering a narcotic drug in the death of her boyfriend Janet in Phoenix Mesa. The court gave her a 90 day jail term and placed her on five years probation after originally facing second degree murder charges.
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Two men linked to Club Monaco arrested in Denver
John Fiore Luciano and William Terranova, both tied to a topless nightclub operation, were arrested in a Denver hotel by Colorado organized crime strike force. Also taken into custody were James W. Westover and Denver E. Harris of Arvada. Investigators note the club at 2011 N Scottsdale Rd faced a city ban on topless performances last year.
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Colorado Attorney General’s Office
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E. McDowell Rd
Phoenix
County awards Shea and Saguaro intersection contract
The County Board of Supervisors awarded a contract to Contracting Service to widen the Shea and Saguaro Boulevards intersection at Fountain Hills for 70,378 dollars. Conduits for traffic signals will be installed later, with 75 percent of the cost funded by McCulloch Corp., developer.
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Francis Lathrop
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