House panel votes to subpoena NSA setup document
The Select House Intelligence Committee voted to issue its first subpoena for the National Security Agency directive after Defense official Albert Hall refused to bring the document. Colby said CIA covert ops are near none but could rise again, stressing need to retain capability for future years.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
National Security Agency
Pentagon
Albert C. Hall
Defense Intelligence
NSA
Central Intelligence
William E. Colby
CIA
Colby
Albert
Hall
Judge Gordon Named to Arizona Supreme Court
Mohave County Superior Court Judge Frank X. Gordon of Kingman was appointed to the Arizona Supreme Court by Gov. Raul Castro. Gordon, a Democrat, was among three judges submitted for consideration by the Commission on Appellate Court Appointments.
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Phoenix
Mohave County
Frank X. Gordon
Kingman
Arizona Supreme Court
Raul Castro
Gordon
Castro
Commission On Appellate Court
Widow freed after jail mix up in Maricopa County
JoAnn Franklin, held for 247 months in Maricopa County Jail on a May 15 robbery with a deadly weapon warrant, was released when authorities determined she was the wrong woman. Justice of the Peace Tim Weeks confirmed the mix up.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
JoAnn Franklin
Justice of the Peace
Tim Weeks
Former Pima undersheriff faces grand jury indictment in marijuana ring
Richard Williams aged 47 a former Pima County undersheriff was to appear before a U S magistrate on a federal grand jury indictment tied to a marijuana smuggling ring. He was arrested Monday after stepping off a plane from Colorado at Tucson International Airport.
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Tucson
Pima County
Richard Williams
U.S
Williams
Colorado
Tucson International
Pima County Board Seeks Abortion Policy Adviser
The Pima County Board of Supervisors ordered a legal adviser to draft a policy satisfying court rulings while restricting abortions on demand. The move aims to balance legal compliance with abortion limits in the county.
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Tucson
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Two Clifton Men Shot at Wickenburg Rest Stop
Two Clifton men were shot at a State Route 60 rest stop twelve miles west of Wickenburg in Maricopa County. Pasqual Lujon died. Lorenzo Reyes, 67, was hospitalized in Phoenix in good condition.
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Wickenburg
Clifton
Maricopa County
Pasqual Lujon
Lorenzo Reyes
Phoenix
Appeals court seeks nominees for Arizona seat
The Arizona Court of Appeals has a vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Henry S. Stevens. The appeals court is calling for qualified nominees to fill the vacant judgeship.
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Arizona Court of Appeals
Henry S. Stevens
Obituary: Hall of Fame jockey Spec Crawford dies at 79
Robert H. Crawford known as Spec Crawford died Sunday at Hayden Manor Nursing Home at age 79. A Hall of Fame jockey and trainer with more than four decades in racing, he retired in 1963 in Scottsdale. Survivors include wife Estelle. Cremation and private prayer services arranged by Messinger Mortuary.
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Robert H
Spec"’ Crawford
Hayden Manor
Mr. Crawford
Horse Racing
Hall of Fame
Crawford
Scottsdale
Estelle
Messinger Mortuary
Mary J House Memorial Held at Los Arcos Church
Mary J. House age 66 died Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital after moving from Florida and living in the Valley three years. Services set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Los Arcos Methodist Church. She is survived by a sister Betty Steiner of Phoenix and three brothers. Paradise Chapel Funeral Home.
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Mary J. House
Los Arcos Methodist Church
E. Culver
Florida
Mrs. House
the Valley
Betty Steiner
Phoenix
Paradise Chapel Funeral Home
Harold R Hurd Graveside Services Held in Paradise Valley
Harold R. Hurd, 89, of Cave Creek, a retired school teacher, died Sunday at his home. Graveside services at 2 p.m. Wednesday will be held at Phoenix Memorial Park in Paradise Valley. He had lived in the Valley 22 years and is survived by his niece Verabelle Smith of Phoenix.
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Harold R. Hurd
Cave Creek
Phoenix Memorial Park
W. Beardsly Rd
Paradise Valley
Mr. Hurd
The
Valley
Verabelle Smith
Phoenix
Services set for Josephine B. Howard in Phoenix
Josephine B. Howard 79 dies at home in Phoenix after 22 years in Arizona. Services Wednesday at St Barnabas on the Desert with visitation tonight at Hansen Mortuary. Survivors include son B. R. Tremain of Seattle daughter Mrs L F Bartolatz of Tacoma and extended family. Memorials to Gompers Rehabilitation Center suggested.
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Josephine B. Howard
St. Barnabas On the Desert Church
Mockingbird Lane
Hansen Mortuary
7Th St
Phoenix
Gunmen steal $75,000 in jewelry from Scottsdale store
An estimated $75,000 worth of jewelry was stolen at gunpoint Monday afternoon at Estate Gallery on Scottsdale Road. Employee Harvey Flader, 39, said two men bound him with coat hanger wire after forcing him to reveal items. A second employee later found him. Police have few details on suspects and will inventory losses.
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Harvey Flader
Flader
Tom Hill
John Yourk
Hill
Council refuses reexamination of Shea area zoning plan
Scottsdale City Council rejected a request to restudy the Scottsdale Road Shea Boulevard general plan. The proposal targeted about 100 undeveloped acres at the northwest corner near Sundown Plaza, amid long running zoning controversy between developers seeking commercial growth and residents led by the North Scottsdale Homeowners Association seeking protections.
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Scottsdale Road-Shea Boulevard
Sundown Plaza
Scottsdale-Shea
North
Smit
Planning Commission
Nixon open to CIA Chile talks but paper access blocks
Former President Nixon shows readiness to testify about CIA actions in Chile but demands access to his presidential papers. Court orders freeze his White House documents, while senators pursue a possible oath testimony and ongoing negotiations continue.
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Nixon
Chile
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
John Tower
Senate Intelligence Committee
McKellips Road Closure Planned for Flood Control
Scottsdale to close McKellips Road between Miller and Hayden for about two months during a 15 month flood control project on Indian Bend Wash. Project upgrades include a four lane road, a new bridge, and county funding covering all costs saving roughly 250000. Alternate routes urged and contractor to keep mobile home park and maintenance yard access, with 30 days notice to the city.
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Indian Bend Wash
McKellips
Miller and
Hayden Roads
Hayden
Miller
Wash
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Capital Improvements Engineering
Mobile Home Park
Ford reassures Japan on Asia role amid Indochina setbacks
President Ford met Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki at Andrews in Washington and reassured Tokyo that the United States will stand by its Asian allies. Nessen said talks covered Asia security, detente, and possible Soviet arms limits while Korea and energy issues also loomed.
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Washington
Ford
Takeo Miki
United States
Asia
Indochina
Miki
Europe
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
Kiichi Miyazawa
Malaysia
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Robert H. Crawford
Shea Area
San Clemente
Calif
Tower
McKellips Road
McDowell Road
Princess Road
Tempe
Roosevelt Street
Eldon Drapery
E. Belleview
E.earll
Bob Johnstone
Eldorado Park Lake
Jim Durkin
Billy
John
Japan
Kuala Lumpur
Korea
East Asia
Helsinki
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Andrews Air Force Base
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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