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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1974
Page
7
Tavan Band Boosters announce a bake sale after school before the 7 30 p m concert by the Beginning and Wildcat bands. Proceeds fund yearlong projects. boosters chairs are Mrs Joan Roe and Mrs Jim Willson.
The National Conference of Christians and Jews schedules a Walk for Development on March 23 in the Phoenix area. It aims to fund self help projects with endorsement from Gov. Jack Williams and local officials, with 85 percent of funds forwarded to Save A Child League and other groups.
The Valley of the Sun Kiwanis Club seeks 20000 for local charities youth activities and community programs at this year’s Bar-B-Q Bowl on March 24 at the Pera Club Salt River Project recreation center. Walter Jetton of Fort Worth will cook a menu featuring beans cole slaw corn-on-the cob cowboy biscuits six shooter coffee and fried apple pies with Arizona Gov Jack Williams and area mayors expected to attend. Tickets are 3 for adults and 250 for children.
Justice Department studies say executive privilege likely does not apply in impeachment trials. The Senate would decide admissibility of evidence, risking a constitutional confrontation if Nixon refused to provide information. Removal from office would be final with no judicial review of impeachment votes.
Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. told Republican leaders not to meet with President Nixon further, saying Watergate is Nixon's problem not the party's. He warned such meetings imply GOP sanction of the scandal and cited White House leaks and intimidation aimed at investigators.
A 2 cent increase raises the first class letter from 8 to 10 cents with a new Jefferson Memorial stamp. Air mail and postcards also rise to 10 and 8 cents respectively, alongside higher rates for books records newspapers magazines and mail order merchandise.
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