Nixon heads for Chicago campaign stop and GOP unity quest
President Nixon tours campaign trail amid praise from supporters in the Midwest. Vice President Agnew campaigns at a Republican National Committee meeting and bids for future leadership as GOP conservatives back him for 1976. Nixon targets Democratic opponents while urging strong national defense and decisive action.
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Nixon Seeks Unity After Nomination For Third Term
Nixon urged a new majority after securing the Republican nomination at the convention. He defended defense cuts of 36 billion dollars and warned against economic weakness while attacking McGovern for calling the convention closed and controlled. McGovern countered from Minneapolis accusing the GOP gathering of hiding the President.
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George S. McGovern
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Adair quits sheriff race backs Beaman
Adair withdraws from the sheriff contest and endorses Beaman while noting split votes among four challengers could favor the incumbent. Remaining candidates include Beaman Sheriff John Mummert Richard Harrington and Paul Blabaum. Democratic challenger Dr Fred Pratt criticizes a state board veto and defends arts funding and cultural education.
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Joint account cannot be fully garnished in split ownership ruling
Arizona Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that a joint bank account cannot be garnished in full to satisfy a debt against one holder. Each co holder owns an undivided interest proportional to the number of holders, so proceeds are not entirely subject to garnish if only one party owes. The case involved a husband and wife whose joint account was garnished by a car leasing firm.
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Midwest Tornadoes and Storms Cause Damage Across Regions
Wet cool air collided with Gulf moisture causing showers storms and tornadoes across the Midwest Rockies and South. At Jefferson Downs Racetrack Kenner Louisiana a tornado unroofed part of a building while Ottawa Illinois saw a funnel cloud destroy a house and barn.
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McGovern faces cool crowd at national Legion convention
George S. McGovern spoke to a skeptical audience at the American Legion's national convention in Chicago. He urged disengagement from Vietnam and a $30 billion defense cut but received little visible support from Legion members, despite a respectful reception.
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UPI
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PV council to review builder's permit plea
Paradise Valley officials set to hear Kemper Marley Jr on permits for three 175000 dollar homes on a nine acre slope above Tatum Boulevard. Council must see site plans for each home before permits can be issued due to steeper than ten percent grade.
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Paradise Valley
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Moonlight Way
Agnew shifts to restrained 1972 campaign tone
Vice President Spiro Agnew told reporters he would curb his campaign rhetoric and focus on issues rather than personal attacks. He said the cutting edge role used in 1970 is not needed in 1972, though he remains skeptical about his 1976 plans. He defended open housing liberalization and praised media improvements while noting ongoing changes.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
George S. McGovern
Agnew
Nixon
German man is twice married after wife returns from Russia
After 28 years believed dead Ida Leiter returns to Germany with a daughter, son in law and grandchildren, forcing her husband Adam to confront two wives. He had married Ella in 1952 after Ida's death declaration, but Ida proves alive and will live nearby. Ella remains wife while Ida plans to stay close. The family undertook a 17 day, $500 journey from the Soviet Union to reunite.
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