Nixon tapes delivery delayed in White House bid to extend subpoena
Washington White House asked Senate Watergate Committee to extend the 10 am EST deadline for responses to the subpoena for hundreds of documents and tapes. Sam Dash said the White House sought an extension and indicated Nixon would refuse to turn over any tapes. committee nerves over timing and jurisdiction remain central as Feb. 28 end date looms.
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Mideast talks drag on in Geneva amid Suez frontline fighting
Egyptian and Israeli generals held a fourth Geneva session on army disengagement along the Suez Canal. Despite broad agreement in principle, officials warn final decisions hinge on cease fire terms and political moves. Firefights and casualties rose as talks continued, with a new meeting planned for Monday.
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Israel
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Washington
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Elderly Couple Frozen to Death In Lewiston Home
Nez Perce County Coroner reports Philo D. Smith 75 and wife Mable 70 died in their heatless Lewiston home. Smith likely suffered a heart attack while trying to start a wood stove, leaving Mrs. Smith to freeze. Police found them fully clothed. pipes burst and the floor iced over. No autopsy planned.
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Open court probe urged by Phoenix representative
Rep. Leon Thompson D Phoenix urged an open investigation into the Phoenix court system saying it may not be operated constitutionally. He spoke to Mayor Tim Barrow after taking office and urged Barrow and council members to reject Rodger Golston’s appointment as chief presiding judge made minutes before the old council left office.
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Tax repeal would force higher CH Chandler tax rate
Maricopa County would need an 11 percent property tax increase if the state food tax is repealed. County Supervisor Henry Haws told Chandler Rotary Club that the county now collects 4.3 million dollars annually from the sales tax, which would be impacted.
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EPA rules challenged in Arizona pollution suit
A lawsuit was filed in the U S Court of Appeals in San Francisco challenging EPA pollution control regulations for Arizona. Richard Mallory, chairman of Proper Environmental Planning Inc, said the suit was filed Thursday seeking a review of the regulations.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Environmental Protection Agency
Arizona
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Proper Environmental Planning, Inc
Energy panel to be formed in Maricopa County
Maricopa County officials disclosed on Thursday plans to form an energy conservation committee to advise the governor’s office on local fuel needs. County representatives joined city and state members in a brief meeting to discuss the energy crisis.
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Maricopa County
DDT Hearing Must Stay In Phoenix Says Board
The State Board of Pesticide Control cannot relocate Monday's DDT hearing from Thatcher to Phoenix. Board administrator Bob Rayburn said state law requires an official public notice of the time place and topic of a hearing 20 days in advance.
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Phoenix contractor James Munevar sought on bench warrant
A bench warrant was issued Thursday for James Munevar head of Futura Enterprises Inc in Phoenix. Judge Benjamin Salt ordered his arrest after he failed to appear in city court Wednesday for a hearing on contracting without a state license.
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Herman to be feted at farewell dinner
Retiring State Highway Department Director Justin Herman will be honored at a Towne House dinner in Phoenix. He retired Monday after 42 years in public service, including 18 years as head of the highway dept, turning 65 last March.
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Al Goodman Named PV School Board President for 1974
Al Goodman 41, crime investigator for the Arizona Department of Public Safety, was elected as Paradise Valley School Board president for 1974 in a no contest vote aided by board members James Westhoff and Thomas Cunningham. Cunningham became clerk as Goodman and Cunningham shifted roles. Muriel Rickard named Desert Shadows Elementary principal with James Gleason moving to Desert Shadows Middle School. The board plans to study a contested elementary boundary that would route about 80 local students to Desert Cove, raising enrollment fears, and directed administration to propose an alternate boundary to the board.
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Muriel E. Rickard
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Sweetwater
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Iowa
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Obituary: Elmer R. Chority 82 Died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Elmer R. Chority 82 of 7014 E Moreland died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Linn Kansas he moved to Scottsdale in 1970 from Washington Kansas a retired farmer and member of the United Methodist Church Greenleaf Kansas and Washington County Co op. Survivors include three daughters Maxine Stearns Nadine Bahr Ruth Erwin eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services will be Sunday in Washington with burial in Greenleaf.
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Kissinger Joins Regular Flights Says Food Beats Air Force One
Henry Kissinger says he now flies commercial like his boss, leaving private planes behind. He notes no stewards on Air Force One and claims the in-flight meals on American Airlines to Washington are better, as his five day stay ends at the Western White House.
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Propane Tanker Explosion Flattens Homes in HOLLY HILL
A propane gas leak from a tanker truck at Florida Bottled Gas Co. exploded early today in HOLLY HILL. The blast damaged dozens of homes and buildings within a three block radius and left a neighbor area scorched but with no serious injuries reported. Police and fire units evacuated residents as flames swept cars, sheds, and storefronts along Carswell Avenue.
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