White House denies Nixon offer of clemency to McCord
The White House said President Nixon made no offer of shortened jail time for Watergate conspirator James W. McCord. McCord testified that Hunt discussed money for legal fees and potential executive clemency after a year in jail if he pled guilty and stayed silent.
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Six year old Sheri Mason tops school reading contest
Sheri Mason, six, enters a book reading contest at Tonto Elementary and reads 25 books through eighth grade level. She favors animal stories, enjoys sports pages, and helps read Dr. Seuss to her brothers. Her aptitude tests place her at the top of her class. She lives with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason on Palm Lane.
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Shopper arrested for indecent exposure in clothing store
Warren J. Stevens, 20, of 7318 E. Mariposa, was arrested by police Monday afternoon after walking naked through McQ's Western Wear at 7228 E Main St. He entered a dressing room, reappeared nude, then fled and was detained near Main and Scottsdale Road after a clerk identified him.
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Devil sacrifice ruled murder and life terms given
Weldon Mead Kennedy 29 of Union City Calif was sentenced in Oakland to consecutive life prison terms for the killings of two teenagers described as devil sacrifices. He had recently completed a 24 year Wyoming sentence for screwdriver stabbing of two hitchhikers.
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Phoenix council to set straight yes no Papago Freeway poll
Attorney Warnicke threatened a second election if Phoenix council keeps inner loop out of the Papago Freeway poll. Officials plan a straight yes or no ballot for May 8 bond election with options to build or not build the Papago Freeway. City Clerk Culbertson notes 7,552 signatures needed to trigger a new vote.
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Weather Watch: Tornadoes Tiptoe Across Nation
Tornadoes skirt Texas Oklahoma with scattered damage and no injuries. A twister damaged aircraft near Shamrock and another near Hollis Oklahoma with no injuries reported. Mississippi River rises with record crests, flooding land and displacing thousands as showers spread through New England and the mid Atlantic.
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Head Start Sets Fees for Some Low Income Families
Head Start plans charges for certain low and middle income parents as early as this year and expands to all participants by next fall. Fees depend on family income and number of children with estimates of 2 to 3 million dollars yearly redirected to local projects.
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Senate Demos elect new leaders in Arizona
Senate Democrats in Phoenix chose Bob Stump Tolleson as floor leader and Sam Lena Tucson as whip. Stump replaces the late Harold Giss Yuma as minority leader. Lena takes the whip role to coordinate votes and keep the caucus functioning. Stump and Lena were elected at a closed caucus Monday.
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