Nixon aides questioned on funds and Watergate break in
Two Nixon associates faced closed inquiries over campaign funds handling and the June 17 Watergate break in at the Democratic National Committee offices. Charles Colson gave a sworn deposition in a $1 million damage suit while Maurice Stans and J. J. Pershing? The article notes Liddy and Hunt tied to Miami trips with Barker, and GAO cited violations in Nixon funds matters.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Democratic Party
Charles W. Colson
Democratic National Committee
Maurice H. Stans
Com
Perce
House Banking and Currency Committee
General Accounting Office
GAO
Watergate
Washington Star-News
Grand Jury
Hunt
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
Barker
Miami
Liddy
FBI
Smoking exhaust pipe leads to arrest and campaign fundraising totals
A 17 year old Scottsdale youth was arrested after police found marijuana cigarettes and numerous dangerous drugs in pockets following a smoke emitting exhaust pipe stop near 70th Street and Thomas. In Phoenix Democrat Jack Brown led fundraising with 69 099 contributions for Arizona's Fourth District race while other candidates posted smaller totals and interim report due dates were set.
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Brown
Boy
Scottsdale
70Th Street
Thomas
Harry Sipriano
Sipriano
Phoenix
UPI
Jack Brown
Arizona
U.S
Secretary of State
Sam Grossman
Bob Reveles
Curtis Nordwall
John Conlan
Heroin seized in Phoenix raid arrests two women
Agents of the Department of Public Safety arrested two women in an East Van Buren apartment on suspicion of possessing dangerous drugs. Mary Roberta Copeland, 22, of Scottsdale, and Kimbrough Robbins Maier, 27, of north Phoenix, were booked into Maricopa County jail after officers confiscated $600 in cash and half an ounce of heroin valued at $160 from the 3830 E. Van Buren residence.
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Scottsdale
East van Buren
DPS
E. van Buren
Mary Roberta Copeland
E. Sweetwater
Kimbrough Robbins Maier
Granite Reef Rd
Girl on bicycle injured in Scottsdale collision
A five year old Scottsdale girl suffered minor injuries when her bicycle collided with a northbound car at 64th Street and Holly. Stacy Lepper, 6501 E Holly, was treated and released from St Joseph's Hospital and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lepper. The driver, a 45 year old Phoenix woman, was not cited.
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Scottsdale
64Th Street
Holly
Stacy Lepper
E. Holly
St. Joseph's Hospital
Raymond Lepper
Phoenix
Obituary for Harold D. Langrum Oklahoma teacher and coach
Harold D. Langrum, 71, longtime Oklahoma teacher and football coach, died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He taught in Boley Taft and Luther and coached in Oklahoma, later teaching science at Langston University. A Fisk University graduate with a Chicago social science master's, he organized Alpha Phi Alpha in Scottsdale. Survived by his wife Nellie. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Webber and Sons Mortuary Phoenix. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. He lived at 7629 E Minnetowa and had Oklahoma, Chicago, and Texas roots.
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Harold D. Langrum
Oklahoma
Webber and Sons Mortuary
E. Jefferson
Phoenix
Greenwood Cemetery
Langrum
E. Minnetowa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Tyler
Tex
Scottsdale
Chicago
Fisk University
Chicago University
Boley
Taft
Luther
Okla
Langston University
Civil Service
Alpha Phi Alpha
Nellie
Marion E Patrick services and burial set for Iowa native
Marion E. Patrick 73 died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services are at 7:30 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Burial will be in Ruthven Iowa. He was a retired executive vice president of Federal Discount Corp. of Dubuque and a World War I veteran. He moved from Dubuque to Scottsdale ten years ago. He is survived by his daughter Mary Alice Campbell of Memphis, two brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren. He was affiliated with Scottsdale American Legion Post 44 Valley Country Club Quar termaster Club El Zaribah Shrine and the Elks Club.
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U.S
Clifford Irving
Union County
Federal Penitentiary
Irving
Howard Hughes
Marion E. Patrick
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Ruthven
Iowa
Mr. Patrick
E. Coolidge
Federal Discount Corp
Dubuque
Scottsdale American Legion Post 44
Valley Country Club
Quartermaster Club
el Zaribah Shrine
The
Elks Club
Coon Rapids
Mary Alice
H.D. Campbell
Memphis
Tenn
Paul Blabaum
Blubaum
North Phoenix Rotary Club
Cal Boice
Boice
Blabaum
John J. McNiff Dies at 56 in Arizona Hospital
John J. McNiff 56 a Ball Bearing Co. representative and early Enterex Co. founder in Scottsdale died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Born in Hudson Massachusetts he moved from Chappaqua New York to Arizona two years ago. Survived by wife Viola one son Sandy three daughters and five grandchildren. Services will be in Kirkwood Missouri with Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements. In lieu of flowers contributions may go to leukemia research via the American Cancer Society.
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John J. McNiff
Ball Bearing Co
Enterex Co
Scottsdale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. McNiff
86Th St
Hudson
Mass
Chapaqua
N.Y
Viola
Sandy
New York City
Pollution feud prompts call for Arizona legislature action
Ryan, a Republican candidate for the District 26 Senate seat, urged the Arizona Legislature to set reasonable air and water pollution standards that align with state deadlines and avoid conflict with federal EPA timelines. He warned of a four‑way dispute involving the Board of Health, Health Commissioner, and EPA.
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Arizona
Jay Ryan
District
Senate
Papago Kiwanis
State Board of Health
Louis Kossuth
State Department of Health
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Department of Health
Ryan
Air and Water Pollution Department
Valley senior carries python in portrait session
Scottsdale youth Jack Urie, a Girard High School senior, brought his pet python to a photo studio for his senior portraits. The six foot reptile was draped around his neck and shoulders in three displayed poses.
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Valley Photographic
Scottsdale
Jack Urie
Girard High School
Urie
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Northrup
Owens Winais
Harold Langrum
Sandra True
Paula Wehrman
Pamela Schaeffer
Kansas City, Mo
Kirkwood
Indian School Rd
American Cancer Society
John B. Conlan
Conlan
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Tom Freestone
Mesa
Freestone
Bob Kennedy
Southern Arizona
Developers Financial Service
Shoeman Lane
Eanity
PWM
Scottsdale Road
Desert Estates
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