Nixon tells aides he will stay in office amid impeachment pressure
President Nixon told his cabinet he has no plan to resign, though aides said he seriously considered it last weekend as Watergate transcripts and impeachment prospects mounted. Treasury Secretary Simon said the president believes the Constitution overrides and he has not committed an impeachable offense.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Treasury
William E. Simon
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Nikon
Washington Post
Camp David
Simon
White House
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Anderson
House Judiciary Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Sin
GOP leaders urge Nixon resignation amid impeachment talks
Washington Republicans led by John Rhodes call for President Nixon to resign after a leadership meeting. Some GOP figures, including Edward Hutchinson, switch to impeachment if Nixon refuses, while others express uncertainty about immediate steps.
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Washington
UPI
Republican House
Nixon
John B. Anderson
R-Nl
Anderson
House
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
GOP Senators Push for Nixon Resignation
Senator John Tower said a majority of Senate Republicans favor President Nixon stepping down and plan to tell him their view. The House Rules Committee voted unanimously to allow live radio and TV coverage of impeachment proceedings, with full House action still required.
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Washington
Senate
John Tower
Texas
Republican Policy Committee
House Rules Committee
Nixon
Mideast fighting erupts as Israeli unit enters Lebanon
An Israeli armored unit crossed into Lebanon and traded artillery with defenders for about 45 minutes. An Arab communique cited damage to crops and reported one Israeli half track out of action.
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Beirut
Mideast
Lebanon
Rockets Hit Phnom Penh In Sixth Straight Day Of Attacks
Four rockets struck Phnom Penh killing four civilians and wounding ten as the Cambodian capital faced its sixth day of attacks.
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Phnom Penh
Phnom-Penh
Elderly Detroit Man Killed After Attempt to Save Dog
An elderly Detroit man named Joseph Peoples age 64 was killed when he tried to intervene as a man threatened a dog with a knife. The suspect killed the dog then returned to fatally stab Peoples in the incident.
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Detroit
Joseph Peoples
Peoples
Valley pastor hurt in LA airport blast
A Phoenix minister, Rev. Pat Shaughnessy of Northwest Missionary Church, was seriously injured when a bomb exploded in the Los Angeles International Airport ticketing area. He was taken to Hawthorne hospital for surgery and listed in serious condition.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Phoenix
Los Angeles International Airport
Pat Shaughnessy
Northwest Missionary Church
West Northern Ave
Hawthorne
City seeks restoration of 1.1 million for Indian Bend phase
City officials press Congress and the Army Corps as Senate cuts the 1.1 million for Indian Bend Wash from a public works bill. Aides say the money will be restored in the House Senate conference, with Rhodes and Fannin urging support amid mixed reports on a Corps letter.
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Indian Bend
House
Senate
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Marc Stragier
Cong
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Dick Roberts
Will Worthington
Corps
Phoenix
Rhodes
Paul J. Fannin
Conference Committee
Fannin
Property values to push Scottsdale school tax down
Scottsdale School District data show a total assessed valuation of 306.88 million dollars, yielding a 5.14 per 100 assessed value tax rate for 1974-75. District business manager Jack Kearney said valuation rises 8.4 percent over 1973, with final debt service figures still two weeks away. He projects about a 33 percent drop in the tax rate from 1973-74, reducing overall district taxes by roughly 1.24 per 100 and saving a $35,000 home about $132.09.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Maricopa County
Kearney
Dale Carter
Carter
Tempe
Phoenix
Glendale
Paradise Valley
Fountain Hills
City payrolls, valuations shift as Phoenix faces tight money
ScottsdaleAssess valuations rise 3.5 million above city estimate. City tax levy remains 1.03 per 100. revenue up 36 thousand. Tempe Glendale Phoenix show varied gains, school taxes drop despite rate shifts. Downtown Redevelopment faces extension to Sept 15 for six developers amid financing strains. Weather outlook hot humid with possible thundershowers.
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Mercado Verde
Saba’s
Pepperwood Land and Development Co
China Lil’s
Chez Louis
Old Corral
Terry Phemister
Pepperwood
Phemister
HUD
Richard Campana
Camps
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Ohio
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Michigan
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