Aide says Haldeman knew of gap in tapes
UPI reports testimony that Haldeman learned about the erased 18 minute Nixon tape before it was disclosed. Lawrence Higby said Haldeman instructed him to retrieve Watergate materials from the White House files in mid November and hinted Woods caused the erasure. Higby described a lock–coded search for documents linked to the June 20, 1972 meeting.
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Robbery at Scottsdale Travelodge and teen chase end in arrest
A gunman robbed Travelodge desk clerk Norman Storns of 190 dollars at 6935 E Fifth Ave Scottsdale around 10 50 p m Monday. A Scottsdale teen Rich Nigh 15 of 6542 E Mescal was arrested after a high speed chase with Phoenix and Scottsdale police ending near Osborn Road and 52nd Street.
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Robert Arthur
Arthur
76Th Street
McDowell
State education chief urges board reappointments halt
Dr. Weldon P. Shofstall the state superintendent recommends that Dr. Dwight Hudson and Richard Harris not be reappointed to the State Board of Education. He says Hudson's secretary Mrs. Mary Strother was effectively running the board, feeding material to Hudson Harris and other members including Steve Jenkins and Merle Platt in a letter to Donald Jackson of the Phoenix Union High School District.
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Skomp probe continues after charges dropped
In Phoenix Superior Court the judge announced continuing his own inquiry into the incident involving court commissioner Nancy Skomp. Skomp remains suspended as a commissioner despite Friday's dismissal of charges at a preliminary hearing. In Tucson J K Richardson, head of the Arizona Mining Association, urged ending gas and fuel oil price regulation, saying well prices are set at an unreasonable level. Also in Phoenix County Assessor Kenneth Kunes said female employees may wear pants suits but he opposes the change, writing to Henry Haws that he will leave the decision to the ladies.
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Henry Haws
Vernie Lindstrom Obituary
Vernie G. Lindstrom Sr. 69 former salesmen for Men's World at Goldwaters and Vasa Lodge member died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Wetlanda Sweden he came to Arizona in 1963 from Rockford Illinois where he had been a professional for 15 years. Survivors include his wife Elsie two sons Vernie G. Jr. and Alan B. one brother three sisters and three grandsons. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday Memorials to Cancer Society suggested.
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Funeral for Frederick J Karlen Jr. Held in Scottsdale
Frederick J Karlen Jr. 65 of Scottsdale died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving from Winslow. Born in Freeport Illinois he invested in the cheese industry in Winslow. Dartmouth College and Lake Forest Academy alumnus. Daughter Martha and sister Sybil survive. Services in Monroe Wisconsin with Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements. Donations to the Heart Fund suggested.
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Death notice for Mrs Jennie Sanphilip in Arizona area
Mrs. Jennie Sanphilip, 70, died Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Visitation is at Arcadia Funeral Home in Phoenix today at 7 p.m. A 9 a.m. Mass will be held Wednesday at St. Joseph Church. Burial at Sunland Cemetery. Survivors include Philip her husband, two daughters Mrs Edward Koenig and Mrs Mary Wroten, a brother and three sisters, six grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Born in Nicosia Sicily she moved to the United States in 192? and to Arizona 18 months ago from Summit Illinois.
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Arcadia Funeral Home
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E. Poinsettia Drive
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Arizona
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Summit
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Scottsdale
Talks fail to resume in Middle East cease fire talks
U N officials in Cairo said Finnish Maj Gen Ensio Siilasvuo failed to renew talks between Israel and Egypt over the cease fire. Kissinger’s Geneva conference tour next week was cited as crucial. Egypt demanded preconditions, including Israel withdrawing from 625 square miles of seized territory before Geneva talks. Israel rejected preconditions and urged no requirement for a broad peace conference. Bush expressed cautious optimism that Israeli and Egyptian aims could still align for peace.
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Paradise Valley council candidates slow to file
With nine days left to file nominating petitions only two of seven announced candidates have filed. J Duncan Brock, Phoenix contractor and chairman of the town board of adjustments, lives on East Stanford Drive. Mel Kowal, Phoenix auto repair operator and former Paradise Valley Homeowners Association president, is the other filer. Seven townsfolk including four incumbents have announced intentions to run for the February 11 primary. filing deadline is December 13.
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Board of Adjustments
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Stanford Drive
Mel Kowal
Phoenix
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
Brines
Continued sunny skies and warmer temps in Scottsdale
Forecasters at the Phoenix National Weather Service expect more sun through Wednesday with daytime highs in the upper 60s and overnight lows in the mid 30s to near freezing in parts of the Valley. A Monday high of 93 paired with a low of - the high is twice the low.
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Who Members Arrested After Hotel Suite Destruction
Eighteen members and hangers on from The Who were arrested in Montreal after their hotel suite was smashed. Police said damage reached $6,000. The group was released after paying the bill in cash and departed for Boston.
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Boston
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