Mitchell defense charges Colson Magruder okayed Watergate bugging
Defense lawyer William G. Hundley argued that former White House aides Charles Colson and Jeb Magruder authorized the 1972 Watergate bugging and sought to make John Mitchell the fall guy. He blamed Colson, Magruder, and others for approving the plan while H.R. Hardeman’s attorney downplayed any broader Watergate role. Judge Sirica scheduled final jury instructions for Thursday amid Christmas recess.
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Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
White House
Charles W. Colson
Jeb Stuart Magruder
William G. Hundley
Mitchell
Handley
Justice Department
Hundley
John Mitchell
Richard M. Nixon
Colson
Strickler
Haldeman
Nixon
Republican Committee
John W. Dean III
U.S
Sirica
Arizona considers law banning hiring discrimination against handicapped
United Press International reports the Arizona Civil Rights Division Advisory Board proposed a law to end employment discrimination based on disability. The board cites state training costs and rejection of handicapped workers as justification. In Tucson, Dr Harold G Carstensen was acquitted of raping two patients after a three year period. he denied all sexual relations with patients, supported by witnesses testifying to his good character.
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Phoenix
Arizona Civil Rights Division Advisory Board
Attorney General's Office
Tucson
Harold G. Carstensen
Carstensen
Sheriff departure rumor denied by Phoenix FOP leader
Paul Blabaum, president of FOP Lodge 5, said deputies will not walk off in protest of Sheriff hiring and promotion policies. He attributed the rumor to misinformation and stressed no such plan exists.
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Phoenix
Order of Police
Paul Blabaum
Jerry Robertson
FOP Lodge 5
Public Service Curtailed Gas For 30 Industrial Clients
Arizona Public Service Co curtailed natural gas service to 30 large industrial customers for 24 hours starting at 7 a.m. The curtailment involved 9,469,000 cubic feet, about 61 percent of today’s expected industrial demand.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
Right of way dispute linked to fatal Tucson shooting
Tucson police sought 16 year old William McClure in connection with a weekend fatal shooting. McClure was shot in the head Saturday night after an argument over right of way on a Tucson street.
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Tucson
William McClure
Tranquilizer in drinks sickens Globe High students
Globe police report PCP was added to drinks at a Globe High School party last week. Several students were hospitalized with four remaining in hospital over the weekend while others were treated and released. Police say the drug was given without the students' knowledge.
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GLOBE
Globe High School
Obituary of Dr. Raymond Frank Barnes 78
Dr. Raymond Frank Barnes 78 died Saturday at St. Josephs Hospital. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Phoenix with interment in Mountain Grove Missouri. He worked with Blood Services and was physician for United Biological Laboratory. He received the Pfizer Award in 1959 for Red Cross service. Survived by wife Viola daughter Jean Lindholm and grandchildren Ted Kathy Eileen Lindholm.
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Raymond Frank Barnes
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mountain Grove
Missouri
Barnes
The
Blood Services
United Biological Laboratory
Phoenix
Pfizer
Dr. Barnes
E. Turney Ave
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Viola
Jean Lindholm
Ted
Kathy
Eileen Lindholm
Edward R. Goldman services announced in Phoenix
Edward R. Goldman, 74, former owner of Goldman Iron and Metal Company and United Brass and Aluminum Co., dies at his Phoenix home. Services set for 2 p.m. at Sinai Mortuary with burial at Beth Israel Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Phoebe, daughters Ellen Gubin of Scottsdale and Carole Weinstein of Phoenix, and five grandchildren.
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Edward R. Goldman
Sinai Mortuary
N. 16Th St
Phoenix
Beth Israel Cemetery
W. Jackson St
Goldman
Goldman Iron and Metal Company
United
Lawmakers urge Ford to raise gasoline taxes and rationing
Senators Edward Brooke and Melvin Laird urged President Ford to boost gas taxes amid high oil costs. Brooke backs a 20 cent per gallon tax with refunds for low earners and weightbased car taxation. Laird supports immediate gas rationing and a 10 cent per gallon tax.
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Laird
Brooke
Ford
Washington
UPI
Edward Brooke
Dmass
Secretary of
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Abc-Tv
Federal Highway Trust Fund
General Fund
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Ford enjoys sunny day skiing at Vail on vacation
President Ford skis with Secret Service in ski clothes and a Vail friend Tremmell Crowe. He notes a gallon tax could fund mass transit to cut car dependence while criticizing oil imports and urging energy conservation before the State of the Union. Two committees urge plans to curb energy use to 2 percent annually.
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Vail
Colo
Tyger to See Family for Christmas at Cummins Prison
Arkansas prison escapee Alvin Tyger will have his wife Kellie and daughter visit him at Cummins Prison Farm over Christmas. The Arkansas Democrat will pay travel costs for the Tucson flights. Tyger fled six years ago after burglary and escape, later living in Arizona before surrendering for clemency consideration under Governor Dale Bumpers.
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Tyger
Family Little Rock
UPI
Alvin Tyger
Arkansas
Arizona
Arkansas Democrat
Kellie
Tucson
Ariz
Cummins
FBI
Bobby O’brien
Democrat
Dale L. Bumpers
Phoenix Jews to dish oule meals in church
The Phoenix Jewish community volunteers to serve Christmas dinners at St. Vincent De Paul Dining Room in Phoenix. Congregation Havarim and Lewkowitz Lodge will assist from 8 30 a m to 2 p m on Wednesday. In year they organized 30 workers and served over 2000 meals to those without other holiday meals.
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Phoenix
St. Vincent de Paul
S. 9Th Ave
Congregation Havarim
Scottsdale
Lewkowitz Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Steel price hikes stand firm despite Ford pressure
U. S. Steel Corp chairman Edgar B. Speer said the company will not roll back most price boosts. He noted the hikes cover about 60 percent of the product line and offset higher costs while meeting rising demand.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Steel Corp
Edgar B. Speer
Speer
Ford
Price Stability Council
U.S
U.S. Steel
Albert Rees
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Washington, D.C
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Eres van Leer Insurance
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