Cox Wins First Round in Nixon Tapes Fight
UPI report that Archibald Cox secured a court order for Nixon to allow private inspection of Watergate tapes. Judge Sirica gave Nixon five days to appeal while White House hinted at possible refusal, raising risk of a contempt citation and possible Supreme Court review. Senator Ervin hailed the ruling as a victory in seeking truth.
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Washington
UPI
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
City adopts do it yourself plan saving taxpayers money
City Manager Dale Carter reports the city’s DIY program has saved about 100000, with more cuts planned as engineers architects and craftsmen are hired. Designers on 13 projects and architects on three major works now work in house, cutting outside consultant costs and fees.
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Dale Carter
Carter
George Iannella
Capital Improvements
Dan Raby
Jerry Maskulka
Civic Center
Maskulka
Leonard Urie
Indian Bend Wash
Heinz Hink
Richard Campana
Hink
Campana
Eldorado Park
Obituary for Marilyn J. Van Bibber in Scottsdale
Marilyn J. Van Bibber, 39, of Scottsdale, died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She was a Kerricks sales clerk, moved from Mesa 12 years ago, and was married to Rex L. Van Bibber. Survivors include four daughters Janet Hopkins, Sheryl Donaldson, Cindy Naegeli, her parents Henry and Mrs Neuteboom, a brother Larry Neuteboom, and a grandchild. Funeral service 10 a.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary, burial Green Acres Cemetery.
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Marilyn J. van Bibber
Scottsdale
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
van Bibber
E. Sheridan
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kerricks Stores
Mesa
Rex L
Janet Hopkins
California
Sheryl Donaldson
Cindy Naegeli
Henry Neuteboom
Larry J. Neuteboom
Phoenix
Sam Dennis 59 Home Builder Dies in Scottsdale
T D Sam Dennis 59 a home builder and contractor died Wednesday at his home 1835 N 64th Place Scottsdale He came from Zanesville Ohio in 1943 He was in Arizona Building Contractors and Phoenix Home Builders associations a World War II veteran and American Legion member Survivors include his wife Mary L his mother Mrs Edward Minnick of Zanesville a brother Robert F of Phoenix and a twin brother Servic Burial Friday 10 am at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams Phoenix with burial at Green Acres Cemetery
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Sam’’ Dennis
N. 64Th Place
Scottsdale
Zanesville
Ohio
Dennis
Arizona Building Contractors
Phoenix Home Builders Associations
Scottsdale native Charles Latchem Jr. dies at 61 in Tucson
Charles Latchem Jr. 61, a Scottsdale resident from 1956 to 1967, died Monday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Tucson. Cremation will take place with no service. He worked as a buyer for Motorola Government Electronics, purchases director for ITT Cannon Electronic, and for Dickson Electronics in Scottsdale. He moved to Tucson in 1967 and chaired Maricopa County March of Dimes in 1958. He was a Westerners Club of Arizona founder, Penn and Armed Forces Industrial College graduate. Betty, of Tubac.
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Charles Latchem Jr
Scottsdale
Veterans Administration Hospital
Tucson
Bring Funeral Home
Motorola
Government Electronics
It&t
Cannon Electronic
Phoenix
Dickson
Maricopa County
George L Wilstach Dies at 81 in Phoenix Area
Private services and cremation were held for George I L Wilstach 81 who died Wednesday at John C Lincoln Hospital Mercer Mortuary reported He was a landscape artist with ties to the Chicago Art Institute and a World War I veteran He lived at 4576 Calle Tuberia arriving in the Valley 17 years ago from Lafayette Indiana
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John C. Lincoln Hospital
Mercer Mortuary
Chicago Art Institute
Wilstach
Calle Tuberia
Lafayette
Ind
Emma
Man jailed for kidnapping girl sentenced to probation
A Scottsdale man William V. Norush pleaded guilty to kidnapping 17 year old Valerie Hipple on May 21. He was sentenced to 10 years probation with 90 days in jail or confinement to a hospital and mental treatment. Police say he abducted the girl at knifepoint and drove to Flagstaff before being captured.
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E. Culver Sr
Williby
Arizona State Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Norush
Valerie Kay Hipple
E. Chaparral Rd
Beardsley Road
Flagstaff
Department of Public Safety
Hit and Run Driver Sought After Scottsdale Bicycle Crash
Scottsdale Police seek the driver of a northbound car that struck 13 year old Donna Lee Frye Sunday night as she rode a bicycle on Scottsdale Road near Roosevelt. Frye was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A separate collision injured a 9 year old on a bike driven by Alan Vitagliano.
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Scottsdale
Donna Lee Frye
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Road
Roosevelt
Alan Vitagliano
Camelback Road
Donna L. Pizer
Phoenix
Mesa Boy Killed in Crossing. Second Fatal Mesa Incident
A 9 year old Mesa boy, Chris Whitiker, was struck and killed by a pickup at Brown Road and April Circle on his way to school. No citation issued as police continued the investigation. This marked Mesa's second fatality in four days related to similar accidents.
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United Press International
Mesa
Chris Whitiker
Sanford Whitiker
Brown Road
April Circle
Douglas Johnson
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Showers Get Last Chance For Dry August in Phoenix
Forecasters warn a 20 percent chance of rain tonight and under 10 percent Friday in Phoenix as thundershowers diminish statewide. Valley forecasts call for mostly sunny, very warm days with highs near 106, and Scottsdale reports a 103 high and 72 morning low.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Second F104 crash pilot body found in Arizona desert
Searchers found the body of the second pilot killed when two F104 jets collided in the desert southeast of Ajo. The fighters were flown by West German Air Force trainees based at Luke Air Force Base.
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Luke Air Force Base
Ajo
Luke
Tucson paper urges roadblocks for Labor Day travel
The Tucson Daily Citizen urged Gov. Jack Williams to order large scale roadblocks across Arizona for the Labor Day holiday to curb highway carnage. The paper recommended blocking at unspecified sites as a deterrent to speeding and drunk driving.
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Tucson
Tucson Daily Citizen Today
Jack Williams
Arizona
Steiger forecast of a bright economic era
Rep. Sam Steiger predicts the next two decades will be the brightest in American economic history. He cites three factors aiding growth: no federal controls on agriculture, a devalued dollar boosting export competitiveness, and strong demand from Common Market nations and Japan for American agricultural production.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sam Steiger
Steiger
Congressional
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