Watergate motive links Nixon brothers to Hughes case
Senate investigators propose the 1972 break in aimed at learning Hughes connections with F. Donald Nixon and Edward C. Nixon. Transcripts show Hughes associates sought to influence Nixon decisions on antitrust suits, Air West sale, and Nevada nuclear test limits. Donald Nixon faced electronic surveillance cited as national security matter, while Edward Nixon worked as a pollution consultant.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Howard Hughes
F. Donald Nixon
Hughes
U.S. District Court
Nevada
Senate Watergate Committee
Lawrence I. O'Brien
Edward C. Nixon
Brien
Las Vegas
Air West Airlines
Hughes Associates
Charles G. ‘Bebe” Rebozo
O'Brien
West Coast
Hughes Tool Co
Donald Nixon
Donald
White House
Meier
Robert Maheu
Newport Beach
Calif
Marriott Corp
Linwood
Wash
Seattle
Small Dog Sought For Tests After Dog Bite
Parents seek a small black poodle type dog that bit seven year old Stephanie Spradling on Second Street and Pinto Lane last week. They hope to locate the animal to avoid rabies shots and ask anyone with information to call Mrs Gayle Spradling at 945 4720.
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Stephanie Spradling
Stephanie
Second Street
Pinto Lane
Gayle Spradling
Paradise Valley Plans Resort Hotel Expansion
Developers seek a special use permit to build Camelback Shadows on the 30 acre Sun and Save site and to annex 20 of those acres. The Maricopa County Board approved a 95 unit resort on the 20 acre portion. Town officials note expansion requires town annexation and permit approval after a prior rejection over the 30 acre proposal.
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Paradise Valley
E.V. Graham
Lincoln Drive
Tatum
Graham
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Oscar A. Butt
Anthony Nicol
Phoenix
Nicoli
Arizona Legislature Urged to Ban Topless Dancing
Maricopa County Attorney Moise Berger urged the Arizona Legislature to pass laws banning topless and bottomless dancing and prostitution due to rising unincorporated area venues and lack of state prostitution laws. In Tucson a white haired man collapsed at a council meeting while urging a mobile cardiac unit. he faces possible misdemeanor charges. City Clerk Donna Culbertson forecast a 15 percent turnout for Phoenix runoff council elections.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Moise Berger
Douglas Holsclaw
Tucson
Berger
Manny Cell
Fire Department
Donna Culbertson
Calvin Goode
Margaret Hance
Gary Peter Klahr
Prisons Win Grant for Training Academy
The State Department of Corrections received a $151,000 grant to establish a training academy. Department director John Moran announced the award on Monday, noting it comes from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration via the Arizona Justice Planning Agency for calendar year 1974.
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Phoenix
State Department of Corrections
John Moran
Moran
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Arizona Justice Planning Agency
Woman Charged With Welfare Fraud Using Ten Names
Phoenix eight felony welfare and food stamp fraud counts filed Monday against Elpidia Amaya alleging she obtained assistance under ten names nine aliases included in the complaints by the Maricopa County Attorney.
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Phoenix
Elpidia Amaya
Sunny, warm spell continues in Scottsdale Valley
The National Weather Service warns residents of Valley wide warmth with 70s daytime highs and 40s overnight lows lasting through Wednesday. Scottsdale topped 79 degrees Tuesday with a 38 degree low this morning as sunshine persists.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Art gallery break-in probes weekend thefts on Main Street
Police investigate a weekend series of five break-ins in the 7000 block of East Main. The Steckler Haller Galleries at 7077 E Main St reported $280 cash stolen after a window was pried. Other incidents involved Appliance Motors, three more businesses, and two at 7013 E Main St.
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Main Street
East Main
Steckler- Haller
E. Main St
Bill tightens rail transport of explosives in state
Rep. Hank Fenn announces a bill to require railroad notification to the state corporation commission for explosive shipments and to create safe havens and an advisory service for public agencies. He cites recent explosions near Benson and Oxnard and urges media access to emergencies.
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Phoenix
UPI
Hank Fenn
D-Benson
Ee Fenn
House
State Corporation Commission
Fenn
Oxnard
Calif
Benson
Tucson
Free student bus service to start in Scottsdale
The Bug Line will run two buses between Christown Shopping Center and Arizona State University starting mid January. Balfour, co-originator, notes 45 seats and 25 additional capacity with stereo and free munchies. Buses will stop at Thomas and Scottsdale Roads and Los Arcos Mall with parking at Los Arcos. Operating costs of 58000 dollars funded by advertising.
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Scottsdale
John Balfour
Christown
Arizona State University
Thomas and Scottsdale
Los Arcos Mall
Los Arcos
Balfour
ASU
Drunk Riding Conviction Shocks Scottsdale Court
A 25 year old Scottsdale cowboy was found guilty in city court for public intoxication while riding a horse at Pima Road and Berridge Lane. Judge Ed Boyle sentenced him to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in lieu of a $100 fine after noting prior arrests for public intoxication.
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Scottsdale
Pima Road
Berridge Lane
Slim Stryker
Indian Trails Country Club
Indian Bend ‘Road
Ed Boyle
Boyle
Stryker
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tom Andrew
John Buchanan
Scottsdale Firefighters Face Unionization Election Bid
The International Association of Firefighters AFL-CIO filed a petition with the NLRB seeking an election to determine if Scottsdale firefighters employed by Rural Metro Fire Protection Co will join the union. Roy Garner said a hearing will determine petition validity and, if approved, an election will be held. A majority vote would affiliate Scottsdale firemen with the union.
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International Association of Firefighters
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Scottsdale
Rural Metro Fire Protection Co
Paradise Valley
Maricopa
Pima
Yuma
Roy Garner
Garner
Scottsdale Firemen
Firefighters Union
Scottsdale School Board weighs contracts for Chaparral program
The Scottsdale School Board will consider awarding contracts totaling 30406 for the electricity and electronics program at Chaparral High School. The meeting is at 8 p.m. at Pueblo School. Proposals cover electricity electronics television repair appliance repair automotive electricity building wiring and kit packages.
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Scottsdale School Board
Chaparral High School
Pueblo School
82Nd St
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Samuel I. Cash
Democratic National Committee
John Meier
Arizona
United Press International
Appliance Motors
Palo Alto
Sunrise Villas
Camelback Road
Miller Road
Chaparral Road
Sunrise Corporation
California
Chuck Pratt
Louise Nevelson
City Hall
Civic Complex
Progress
Sambo
Sambos
N. Scottsdale Rd
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