Ehrlichman seeks delayed Nixon testimony in Watergate case
Ehrlichman asks to excuse the sequestered jury over Christmas to await testimony from Richard Nixon. Doctors say deposition could occur no earlier than Jan 6 with limited daily sessions. Prosecution calls the plan unrealistic and risks pretrial publicity.
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Washington
UPI
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Ehrlichman
William S. Frates
Nixon
Frates
United States
California
H.R. Haldeman
Watergate
Richard Ben-Veniste
Sirica
San Clemente
Calif
Inmate Strapped After Attempted Jail Break
Scottsdale man Lawrence Erickson, 24, was arraigned on concealed weapon disturbing the peace and malicious mischief charges after a failed jail escape attempt. He was held on $300 bond and strapped to a stretcher when he tried to break a concrete block and climb bars in his cell.
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Scottsdale
Lawrence James Erickson
66Th Place
Erickson
William Danielson
Scottsdale Road
Oak Street
Danielson
Alkmife
Dan Bennett
Bennett
Scottsdale Chamber elects five to three year board terms
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce elected five men to new three year terms on its board. New directors are Myron Diebel of The Arizona Bank Dr. Roger C Good James Pat Riding of Del Camino Nurseries Dick Saba of Saba's Western Stores and Edward Turner of Lute's Scottsdale Pharmacy. Riding had been serving out the remaining year of an unexpired term. Dennerline is president elect. Terms expiring 1975 include Jim Stanzel Don Frye Bob Dyess Dale Anderson and David Dennerline. Terms expiring 1976 include Al Overend Robert Novascone Richard Boultinghouse George Long and Russ Gribbon.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Myron Diebel
The
Arizona Bank
Roger C. Good
James Pat Riding
del Camino Nurseries
Dick Saba
Saba
Western Stores
Edward Turner
Lute
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Riding
Jim Stanzel
Don Frye
Bob Dyess
Dale Anderson
David Dennerline
Dennerline
Chamber
al Overend
Robert Novascone
Richard Boultinghouse
George Long
Russ Gribbon
Obituary for Carmen Montiel Montiel Arrendondo
Carmen Montiel Montiel 71 died Saturday in a Phoenix hospital. Rosary tonight at Messinger Mortuary and mass Tuesday at St. Daniel's Church in Scottsdale. Survivors include sons Alex Juan Steven Bobby Theodore Nick Montiel. daughters Carmen Beltran Julia Ruiz. siblings Jose Diablo Jesus Arrendondo Petra Maria Camacho. 37 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Interment Camelback Cemetery.
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Carmen Arrendondo Montiel
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
St. Daniel's Catholic Church
Phoenix Hospital
Montiel
Durango
Mexico
United States
Scottsdale
Alex Ramidez
Juan
Steven
Bobby
Theodore
Nick Montiel
Carmen Beltran
Peoria
Julia Ruiz
Jose Arrendondo
Tolleson
Diablo Arrendondo
San Louis
Jesus Arrendondo
Cashion
Petra
Los Angeles
Maria Camacho
Camelback Cemetery
Service set for Helen E. Price in Scottsdale
Memorial services for Helen E Price will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary in Scottsdale. Visitation is Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Price 60 died Saturday at Scottsdale Community Hospital. She resided at 8780 B McKellips Rd and was born in Hibbing Minnesota. Survivors include husband Arthur E son Bruce Tucson daughter Jean Mann Galva Illinois brothers Uno Ikola Gurnville California Hugo Ikola Hibbing Minnesota and Reind Ikola Winthrop Harbor Illinois and two grandchildren. Entombment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Helen E. Price
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Arthur E
Bruce
Tucson
Jean Mann
Galva, NL
Uno Ikola
Gurnville
Calif
Hugo Ikola
Hibbing
Minn
Reind Ikola
Winthrop Harbor
Ill
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Educators Gather for Tri Conference in Phoenix Event
The Arizona Education Association hosts its Tri Conference at the Ramada Inn in Phoenix with speakers Stephen Nassau Dr Bernard McKenna and Guy Parent addressing public employee negotiations and teacher evaluations ahead of the Legislature session. The conference opens at 10 a.m. with sessions on educator accountability and mediation services.
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Arizona Education Association
Ramada Inn
E. van Buren
Stephen M. Nassau
National Education Association
Bernard H. McKenna
NEA
Guy Parent
Arizona
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Exposer of ITT to speak at Scottsdale College
Exposer of ITT and investigative reporter Brit Hume will discuss The Oil Crisis Fact or Fantasy at an 8 p.m. lecture in Scottsdale Community College’s cafeteria part of the speakers’ forum series. Admission is free. Hume helped break the ITT payoff scandal while with Jack Anderson and has a background at several major papers and news outlets.
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Brit Hume
ITT
Jack Anderson
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Hume
Anderson
Dita Beard
John Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
Richard Nixon
University of Virginia
Hartford Times
United Press International
Baltimore Sun
Scottsdale TG Y shows grand theft by store assistant manager
Scottsdale detectives and a special enforcement unit say Ronald B. Calvert 29 of Phoenix was arrested for grand theft after allegedly stealing between 3000 and 4000 dollars of merchandise from Papago Plaza TG Y. He was released on his own recognizance. The case notes a pawn seller and a Park N Swap sale in Phoenix connected to the thefts.
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Scottsdale
Tg&y
Papago Plaza
Ronald B. Calvert
38Th St
Phoenix
Roy Finch
Calvert
Finch
Soviet Space Flight Prepares U S Joint Effort
The Soviet Union launched Soyuz 16 in a rehearsal for next year’s joint U S mission. Commander Anatoly Filipchenko and Nikolai Rukavishnikov orbit Earth as U S tracking stations monitor progress and discuss rendezvous plans for a July docking with Apollo.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Tass
Brikonur
Kazakhstan
Anatoly Filipchenko
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Houston
NASA
Washington
Russia
Glynn Lunney
V. Timchenko
Timchenko
Apollo
Filipchenko
space-Houston
Revenue sharing priority pushed for 1975 city budgets
Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley told the National League of Cities opening session that extending general revenue sharing is the No. 1 priority for 1975. He urged more local discretion in fund allocation as about 4,000 mayors and city officials gathered to discuss inflation transit and taxation.
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Houston
UPI
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Bradley
National League of Cities
United States
Puerto Rico
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
D-Tex
Bredley
Helicopter Explosion Probe Targets Fuel or Explosive Cause
Laboratory tests were ordered to determine if a fuel or another explosive caused a Scotts dale man’s $95 000 helicopter to explode and burn at Falcon Field airport in Mesa. Deputies suspect deliberate ignition after an ignition point near the gas tank, with the craft recently sold to Leo Leaderbrand.
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Scottsdale
Mesa
Leo Leaderbrand
68Th St
Falcon Field
Robert Blahak
Bill Barrett
Rural Metropolitan Fire Department
Charles Gardner
Sheriff Department
Homer Helton
Sterling Aircraft Corp
Leaderbrand
Kansas City
Two men force beer kegs during Scottsdale liquor store heist
Two men used force to steal two 15.5 gallon beer kegs from Scottsdale Liquors at 3748 N Scottsdale Rd. Clerk Bill Williams described a blonde 20 year old near a blue Chevrolet with the kegs and a 6 ft 4 in brown haired man who grabbed him by the throat. The duo fled after a dispute over taking the beer, threatening Williams with a gun if police were called. The standing suspect had prior lengthy retail stay that night and used unlocked keg storage near the restroom.
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Scottsdale Liquors
Scottsdale Rd
Bill Williams
Williams
French consul Paul Coze dies in Phoenix at 7
Paul Coze the French consul for Arizona and noted artist died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix six weeks after a stroke. A writer and photographer, he painted murals at Sky Harbor, the Phoenix City Council chamber, the Mayer Heard Building, the Arizona Title Building and the Arizona Blue Cross and Blue Shield HQ. The four state governors will join a four day Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting at Del Webb's Towne House starting Sunday. Governors Edwin Edwards Bruce King Jack Williams and Oklahoma's David Hall are listed among attendees.
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Phoenix
Paul Coze
Arizona
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Coze
Sky Harbor International
Phoenix City
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
del Webb
Towne House
Oklahoma
David Hall
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
Bruce King
New Mexico
Jack Williams
Tucson Pilot to Be Released After Bond Posted
Robert G. Champion a 45 year old retired U S Air Force sergeant imprisoned in Nogales Mexico for illegal cross border flight will be released when a 2800 bond and attorney fees are paid his wife said over the weekend He was sentenced October 29 to four and a half years in a Mexican prison and fined 240 dollars
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Tucson
Mexico
Robert G. Champion
Nogales
Planning Eases Fuel Crises at Arizona Agro Chemical
Arizona Agro Chemical Co. vice president Robert T. Edgar said planned winter fuel measures reduced impact of a gas curtailment. The firm stocked up and cut back some operations, but no employees were laid off as of Sunday.
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Phoenix
Robert T. Edgar
Arizona Agro Chemical Co
Edgar
Errant shot kills ranger at Casa Grande Ruins Monument
National Park Service Ranger Gregory Wayt, 27, was shot in the left temple during a tour at Casa Grande Ruins National Monument and died at Pinal County General Hospital. Harve Kimmel, 27, was treated for a gunshot wound to the left thigh. Deputies questioned a 13-year-old boy believed to be target practicing nearby.
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Daily Progress
C of C
Carmen Montiel
Price
Hibbing, Minn
Antioch, Ill
Candle World
Clavert
Gino's Pizza
Ak ST
Scottedale A Plaza
Mcdowella
N. Scottsdale
Scottsdale Plaza
Investors Research Corporation
Bowdoin St
Boston
Mass
East Camelback Rd
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