Nixon security papers altered says probe
House subcommittee chair Rep. Jack Brooks accused White House documents attached to a Dec 15 1970 sale agreement of altered dates. He cited land surveys tied to Nixon San Clemente property and noted possible tax-year implications while the White House prepared a response.
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UPI
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Nixon
White House
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Brooks
Brook
San Clemente
Calif
The
South Coast Engineering Co
California
Frank DeMarco
Herbert W. Kalmbach
DeMarco
Robert H. Abplanalo
C. G
Bebe’’ Rebozo
Clock shocked driver hits pickup on 87th Street
Robert Evans of 3144 North 87th Street said a dashboard clock shocked him as it ran and caused him to lose control. He collided with a parked pickup in the 3900 block of North 87th Street and was cited for leaving the scene, speeding, and driving on the wrong side.
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Robert Evans
Evans
N. 87Th St
87Th Street
Stolen Cash From Dos Cabezas Imports and Iceland Rug Theft
Police reported $350 in cash was stolen from Dos Cabezas Imports at 7145 Fifth Avenue after a break in through a side window between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. A second theft involved Richard K. Lutz of 4217 N Miller Rd noting a horseskin Icelandic rug worth $125 taken from his home patio between 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
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Dos Cabezas Imports
Fifth Avenue
Richard K. Lutz
N. Miller Rd
Iceland
Klahr Enters Phoenix City Council Race
Phoenix attorney Gary Peter Klahr announces candidacy for the City Council in the November 13 election. He cites a bid to provide an independent taxpayer watchdog on the council, noting 52 percent support in 1971 and urging supporters to single shot him this year to win.
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Phoenix
Gary Peter Klahr
Klahr
Papago
Sunny Valley Forecast With Scorching Weekend Heat
The Valley is expected to be mostly sunny today and Saturday with a 20 percent chance of a thunderstorm this evening. Highs near 103, overnight lows in the upper 70s, and rain chances under 10 percent through Saturday. Scottsdale reached 105 with a 78 overnight. thundershowers dropped up to .28 inches in Bisbee and .26 in Alpine.
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Arizona
Obituary Nels A Lindstrom services in Valley tomorrow
Nels A. Lindstrom 68 died Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Hansen Mortuary. burial in Deer Valley Cemetery. He owned Valley Accounting for 15 years and was born in Tacoma Washington, moved to the Valley 19 years ago from Northway Air Force Base Alaska. Survived by wife Lennie a son John C of Phoenix a stepson James Boespflug of Albuquerque a brother and sister out of state and two grandchildren.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Hansen Mortuary
N. Seventh St
Deer Valley Cemetery
Lindstrom
E. Paradise Lane
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Tacoma
Wash
Northway Air Force Base
Alaska
Lennie
John C
Phoenix
James Boespflug
Albuquerque
Funeral services set for Eleanor Lewis on the Salt River Reservation
Mrs. Eleanor King Lewis 50 dies in Phoenix Indian Medical Center. Services at 10 am Saturday at Papago Ward Chapel on the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Reservation with burial in the reservation cemetery. A wake starts 6 pm today at Norris King home. Survivors include Francis J. husband two children Carol Goodwin Andreana Torres Norris King Lemuel Emmett King Iota Arthur Rueda King and nine grandchildren.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Pima-Maricopa Indian Reservation
Norris King
Universal Memorial Center
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Buckeye
Phoenix Indian
Francis J
Francis Jr
Carol Goodwin
Phoenix
Andreana Torres
Mesa
Lemuel King
Emmett King
Iota Arthur
Rueda King
Filmfest shows operas and classics for youth
Scottsdale Public Library hosts a Saturday film program at 2 p.m. featuring adaptations of Robinson Crusoe, Peter and the Wolf, and Little Match Girl. A final tale, The Man Without a Country, follows a treason suspect sentenced to life at sea with restricted homeland references.
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Scottsdale Public
Jerry Lewis's yearly telethon starves muscular dystrophy hopes
Hollywood reports comedian Jerry Lewis gears up for his 20 hour annual telethon to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. He notes $10 million last year and aims to top it, with Las Vegas hosting for the first time and 1,000 volunteers. Lewis has built a national network of 153 stations and donates much overhead, describing his work as a mission to save his 140,000 kids.
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Jerry
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Association
All Night Hair Marathon for Muscular Dystrophy
Hairstyles Extraordinaire at 7231 E. Main St. offers a 24 hour hair cut marathon from 4 30 p m Sunday to 4 30 p m Monday with a minimum one dollar donation to Muscular Dystrophy. Virginia Ojeda leads five helpers and hosts a grand opening with coffee and cake as Jerry Lewis hosts a TV marathon on KPHO Channel 5 to boost donations.
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Virginia Ojeda
Ojeda
Jerry Lewis
Kpho-Tv
Channel 5
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