Doar Named Chief Counsel in Nixon Impeachment Probe
Rep. Peter Rodino announced John M. Doar a Republican with civil rights work under Kennedy and Johnson would head the House Judiciary Committee inquiry into possible impeachable offenses by President Nixon. Doar, 52, will lead a staff of about 45 lawyers and investigators with a goal to report by April.
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Washington
UPI
John M. Doar
South
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N. J
House Judiciary Committee
Doar
Rodino
Justice Department
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John Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Jackson
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Medgar Evers
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Civil Rights Division
Justice
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Scottsdale School Board weighs duplicator choice for 300000 pages
The Scottsdale School Board debates buying a $3510 duplicator to reproduce the district wide scope and sequence reports totaling about 300 000 pages. Administration notes current machines are in constant use and estimates costs for printing alternatives are sought before a decision.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale
Robert Uldane
Usdane
William Randall
Randall
James Wellington
Princess and Pea and More Films at Scottsdale Library
Children attend Scottsdale Public Library Saturday Film Festival to see The Princess and the Pea in color. The lineup includes Robinson's Island for preschoolers Miss Esta Maude's Secret and Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Films run Saturdays at 2 p.m. in the Library Auditorium and 10 a.m. at Vista de Camino Branch. program is free for all children.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Hans Christian Andersen
Robinson Crusoe
W. T. Cumming
Esta Maude
Councilmen Reimbursed for National League Trip
Three city councilmen were paid 2190 for a seven day San Juan Puerto Rico conference trip. Heinz Hink Paul Messinger and Bill Jenkins each received per diem 50 air fare 300 and league registration 80.
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National League of Cities
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Heinz Hink
Paul Messinger
Bill Jenkins
Paradise Valley High tightens anti smoking rules
Paradise Valley School Board adopted strict guidelines for students caught smoking or distributing tobacco on campus. First offenses bring a three day on campus suspension in a dedicated room, with parental contact and a conference. Second offenses trigger a five day in classroom suspension, third offenses may lead to off campus suspension or expulsion at board discretion.
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Paradise Valley High School
Paradise Valley School Board
Howard K. Conley
Conley
Teens Questioned in North Scottsdale Break-In spree
Investigators questioned three Scottsdale teenagers about eight burglaries in the northern city area. Police said two were detained Wednesday night and a third earlier today. Jewelry, coins, and other property were recovered during the investigations.
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Scottsdale
North Scottsdale
John Mayhall
Scottsdale Woman Reports $1000 Theft by Acquaintance
Linda D. Sargent told police a male acquaintance folded into a plan to carry her money after a string of purse snatchings. She gave him $1,700 and earlier that month retrieved $700. he left Tuesday night with the remaining $1,000.
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Scottsdale
Linda D. Sargent
E. Cholland
EPA Revising Air Rules Delays Parking Lot limits
EPA revisions delay new antipollution rules likely affecting Arizona parking lot construction until at least January 1 1975. One change would let parking lots up to 250 cars be built without EPA review or certification. In Phoenix, errors affect aid to dependent children with 30.9 percent over national.
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Washington
Arizona
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Mesa Woman On Probation For Welfare Fraud
Cecelia Carpenter, 36, was placed on probation and ordered to pay restitution after pleading guilty to fraud. She was among the first in Maricopa County affected by a state crackdown on welfare cheats.
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Phoenix
Mesa
State Welfare Department
Cecelia Carpenter
Maricopa County
State Department of Economic Security
Psychiatrists to assess man in fatal home drummestock case
A Tempe man Floyd Arthur Noble, 38, charged with killing his wife and hiding her body in a 55 gallon drum will undergo a mental health evaluation to determine competence to stand trial. Superior Court Judge William E. Case Jr. appointed Dr. Maier I. Tuchler and Dr. Howard S. Gray of Phoenix to perform the sanity examination.
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Phoenix
Tempe
Superior Court
William E. Case Jr
Maier I. Tuchler
Howard S. Gray
Floyd Arthur Noble
Scottsdale Foundation to Open Handicap Workshop in January
The Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped plans an early January sheltered workshop in donated Scottsdale Jaycees Clubhouse space. Ten clients will start with tasks tailored to abilities, with Perry Rehabilitation Center conducting interviews. Tuition based on ability to pay, funding includes $20,000 state grant toward a $57,000 budget, and a $1,069 Toda las Mujeres show donation matched by Scottsdale Woman's Club.
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Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
SFH
Scottsdale Jaycees
Perry Rehabilitation Center
Phoenix
Jim O'Brien
Mary Snyder
Scottsdale Woman's Club
Sunny Mild Weather Stays Through Saturday in Scottsdale
Forecasters from the Phoenix NWS office predict generally sunny skies and mild temperatures in Scottsdale and the Valley through Saturday. Cooler air from the plains will keep daytime highs in the upper 60s and overnight lows around the upper 60s with near freezing in some spots. Friday should be a touch warmer with highs in the lower 70s. Scottsdale logged a Wednesday high of 72 and a morning low of 34.
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Scottsdale
Valley
Phoenix
National Weather
Plains States
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