Nixon Secludes at Camp David as Watergate Deepens
President Nixon retreated to Camp David canceling talks on inflation and the economy amid intensifying Watergate fallout. He traveled from Meridian, Mississippi after floods and a dedication ceremony, joined by aides on the Mississippi trip but remained largely alone.
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Mississippi River Valley
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White House
Arizona House clears no fault divorce measure in Arizona
United Press International reports the Arizona House Republican Majority Caucus approved no fault divorce legislation. Irreconcilable differences would replace cruelty as grounds, with debate possible today or next week. Opponents warn of easier divorces and harm to families, supporters argue it removes unfair features. City Councilman Katsenes disclosed he and relatives own 160 acres in the Papago Freeway right of way 35 miles west of Phoenix. He says the land purchase in 1953 poses no conflict of interest and aligns with freeway support.
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Man's Manslaughter Charge Dismissed in Gila Bend Shooting
A manslaughter charge against Frank Smith 39 Avondale was dismissed by Justice of the Peace Mulford Winsor IV after a 90 minute hearing. Smith is accused of involuntary manslaughter in the Feb 1 shooting of Cecil Hopson 31 in Gila Bend as Smith ejected him from an apartment owned by Mrs. Rosetta Allen.
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Justice of the Peace
Mulford
Plane crash at Glendale Airport injures two
A light plane taking off from Glendale Municipal Airport failed to climb correctly and struck a camper pickup. Pilot Paul Mueller 57 and passenger Wesley Elmer Weidman 46 of Phoenix were treated at Boswell Memorial Hospital and released.
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Wesley Elmer Weidman
Phoenix
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Scottsdale Board Mulls Administrative Reorganization and Bonds
The Scottsdale Board of Education plans to approve admin title reorganizations and promotions at a 8 p.m. meeting at Tonalea School. Promoted roles include William Haas to director of Operational Services and William Pedersen to director of Management Services. The board will also study a proposed 25 million bond, its priority order, and potential school remodeling plans including architects and new elementary and middle schools.
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Tonalea School
E. Oak
Jack Kearney
William Haas
Kenneth Jones
Haas
William Pedersen
Kearney
Golf gear stolen from residence storage room
Police report theft of golf clubs and equipment valued at 587 from a storage room at 6512 E Calle Redonda between noon April 18 and noon seven days later. The items belonged to Michael Pascal and were taken after the storage room door was opened by unknown means.
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Michael Pascal
Indian School Animal Hospital
Indian School Rd
Burglary Strips Paradise Valley Home of Harold Milks
Firearms cash and credit cards valued at about 1000 dollars were stolen from Harold Milks at 5350 E McDonald Drive. The marshal said 13 pistols were taken after the front door was forced open.
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Harold Milks
E. McDonald
Ronald Dalrymple
Milks
Scotts dale Foundation for the Handicapped forms new group
Handicapped agency forms incorporation for 17 local service and civic leaders in Scottsdale. Foundation aims to provide job training and workshops for physically and mentally handicapped individuals. First formal meeting set for May 16 at the Scottsdale Jaycees clubhouse to elect a board.
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Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
Sue Bergman
Scottsdale Jaycees Club House
Weather forecast calls for cooling after heatwave
The area will see mid 90s with light winds tomorrow then a cooling trend late tomorrow as skies remain cloudy. Forecaster Ernest Cogdal of the Phoenix NWS office says no precipitation is expected and by Monday highs reach mid to high 80s.
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Ernest Cogdal
Phoenix
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National Weather Service
Body of Salt River reservation man found on river bar
The body of Douglas Ray Grey, 31, a Salt River Indian Reservation resident, was found washed up on a rock bar in the Salt River channel between Hayden and Scottsdale roads. Tempe youths, Robert Sorenson, 13, and Eric Benson, 16, reported finding the shirtless man while wading in the river.
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Maricopa County
William Gaines
Douglas Ray Grey
Robert Sorenson
Eric Benson
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