White House cautions McGovern talks may hurt Vietnam peace efforts
The White House said contacts between George S. McGovern's representatives and North Vietnamese negotiators in Paris could jeopardize Nixon's peace talks. Press secretary Ziegler noted McGovern declined briefings on top secret matters and warned such discussions risk harming bargaining. McGovern said Salinger acted to urge prisoner releases for negotiation progress ahead of the election.
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Nixon veto sparks Dem push on health education welfare bill
President Nixon vetoed a 30.5 billion health education and labor package, criticizing it as wasteful spending. Democrats led by Speaker Carl Albert failed to override by 47 votes. Magnuson supported the bill while Republicans applauded as the veto was read.
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Candidate proposes noncriminal handling for drinkers in crime fight
Gary Peter Klahr a Phoenix attorney and Republican candidate for Northeast Phoenix Justice of the Peace spoke to the Paradise Valley Young Republicans at United Bank in Scottsdale. He urged court legislation to allow noncriminal treatment for alcoholics and intoxicated persons to free police from clerical duties and increase street crime enforcement.
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Jewelry heist at Jerome's Jewelry in Scottsdale
A burglary at Jerome's Jewelry on Granite Reef Road netted about 5000 dollars in watches and jewelry. An officer saw no disturbance at 2.55 am but returned ten minutes later to an alarm and broken front glass. Suspects fled. fresh tire tracks found. two suspects being sought.
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Youth guilty in arson at Papago Lanes bowling alley
A former Scottsdale juvenile, Bruce Winston Moore, pled guilty to arson for setting a fire in an air conditioning duct at Papago Lanes, 2012 N. Scottsdale Rd. The youth, who now lives outside the city, faces sentencing in the juvenile division of Superior Court on Sept. 20. The fire was controlled quickly with potential for major loss.
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Five men arrested in Phoenix marijuana ring
Federal agents arrested Jeffrey Kaplan Clinton Clark Wiler Snow Jr Lee Teschendorf and Peter Travers in East Phoenix after a sting ending a probe into an organization near Arizona State University allegedly moving 1000 pounds of marijuana monthly. About 180 pounds valued at 27000 were seized.
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Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
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Tempe
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Mesa
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Temp
Blaze damages air conditioner at Betty Crocker Tree House
Rural firefighters report a 400 p.m. fire at the Betty Crocker Tree House 3033 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale. An electrical short caused the blaze destroying a $1 000 air conditioning unit. Firefighters prevented further damage and estimated potential loss at $200 000.
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Petition dispute reaches AG over Maricopa signatures
In Phoenix Gary Nelson must choose which signature tally to accept for a statewide revenue sharing ballot. Wesley Bolin cites 24 878 verified by Warrington and Paul Marston 40 182 verified from over 50 000 submitted as time runs out. Separately Sakurajima volcano on Kyushu erupted for the ninth time this year in Tokyo.
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UPI
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Maricopa County
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Pat Warrington
Paul Marston
Marston
Tokyo
Sakurajima
Japan
Kyuushu
McClellan Assessor Candidate Attacks Kunes Misuse Claim
Virginia McClellan, challenging incumbent Kenneth Kunes for Republican nomination, alleges a county employee acted as a babysitter at Kunes residence in June while his family was away. She cites payroll records showing the employee paid, and accuses him of waiving rules to hire a 13 year old clerk later said to be 14.
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Virginia McClellan
Kenneth Kunes
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Phoenix Library
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