Senate Watergate panel to hold public hearings on Hughes Nixon gifts
The Senate Watergate committee voted to stage two weeks of public hearings next Tuesday focusing on Howard Hughes gifts to Nixon and dairy cooperative donations. The panel plans to question Nixon, seek a meeting, and possibly issue a written questionnaire if refused. Witnesses will include G Bebe Rebozo, John Connally, and Hughes aides. The panel also weighs impeachments and withdraws from broader probes.
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Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Talmadge
Ervin
Samuel Cash
Nixon
G. “Bebe” Rebozo
Treasury
John B. Connally
Hughes
Edward Gurney
R-Fla
Milk
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
House Judiciary Committee
Rebozo
Leon Jaworski
U.S. District Court
White House
Dwight L Chapin
Watergate Grand Jury
Republican House
Paradise Valley Officials Explain Permit Refusal for Radio Tower
Paradise Valley officials told Maricopa County Superior Court why they denied Carl L. Lindberg a permit to erect a 90 foot high transmitting tower last August. Town manager Osaer A. Butt and building inspector Roy Jacobson said a special use permit and planning commission review were required. Lindberg plans the tower near a home on 15 acres east of 56th Street north of Mockingbird Lane, just west of Morning Glory Road.
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Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
David M. Lurie
Carl L. Lindberg
E. Orchid Lane
Osaer A. Butt
Roy Jacobson
Planning and Zoning Commission
Butt
Alexandria, Va
Lindberg
56Th Street
Mockingbird Lane
Morning Glory Road
Weather forecast for Scottsdale and Valley
The National Weather Service in Phoenix predicts sunny today with increasing high clouds late Friday. Daytime highs near 70 and overnight lows around 30 to mid 30s, with Scottsdale reaching a 64? high and a 37-degree low noted earlier.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Phoenix Sky Harbor International
Motorcyclist Injured In Desert Mishap Near Scottsdale
An 18 year old Scottsdale motorcyclist Scott D. Oscarson was injured riding a dirt bike in the desert near Scottsdale and Cactus Roads. He was admitted to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after the 6 30 p.m. accident and discharged this morning. The bike struck a dirt mound and toppled. police issued no citations.
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Scottsdale
Cactus Roads
Scott D. Oscarson
E. Jenan
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Oscarson
Obituary of James Maule 71 Locomotive Engineer
James Maule 71 a locomotive engineer retired from Santa Fe Railroad third district in 1959 died in a Valley hospital. He lived at 7019 E Oak native of Rainard Nebraska moved to Winslow 37 years ago and to Scottsdale last five years. He served on Winslow City Council 1955 1958 and was local and assistant general chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Winslow. Survivors include two sons Walter D Winslow and Stephan W Phoenix two daughters Ira Hoppon Scottsdale and Barbara Jones Phoenix three brothers two sisters out of state and 10 grandchildren. Rosary at Messinger Mortuary 8 p.m. today Mass Friday Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church 3801 N Miller Road Burial St Francis Cemetery.
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James Maule
Santa Fe Railroad
Mr. Maule
Winslow
Walter D
Stephan W
Phoenix
Ira Hoppon
Scottsdale
Barbara Jones
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
N. Miller Road
St. Francis Cemetery
Services for Scott Howle Held in Paradise Chapel
Scott Howle 19 a Coronado High School attendee had funeral services today at Paradise Chapel with cremation private. He was found dead Tuesday at his home 1829 N 80th Place. A truck driver by trade native of St Louis moved to Phoenix at age 2. Survived by parents William and Mrs Howle Scottsdale a sister Kathleen Howle and brothers Loyd and Wayne Phoenix.
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Scott Howle
Coronado High School
Paradise Chapel
Howle
Driver
St. Louis
Phoenix
William Howle
Kathleen Howle
Scottsdale
Loyd
Wayne
Senator Ulm May Quit Over Airlines Pass Issue
Sen John Scott Ulm of Tucson warns he will resign from the Legislature if the attorney general rules he cannot use an airlines pass. Ulm says the Cochise Airlines pass, issued to his employer KZAZ TV of Tucson, was given in exchange for broadcast advertising.
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Phoenix
John Scott Ulm
Tucson
Attorney ‘General
Ulm
Kzaz-Tv
Recall effort targets Governor Williams in light of DOJ ruling
Bruce Meyerson leading a recall drive asks Secretary of State Wesley Bolin to act on recall petitions after a DOJ ruling. A separate Arizona Corporation Commission task force seeks a 1 to 2 cent gas tax hike to fund railroad overpasses and river bridges, prioritizing three Phoenix overpasses to ease congestion led by Frank Bush of the Valley Forward Committee.
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Phoenix
Bruce Meyerson
Jack Williams
Wesley Bolin
U.S. Department of Justice
Arizona Corporation Commission
Frank Bush
Phoenix Valley Forward Committee
Fannin supports tough but fair windfall tax on oil firms
Senator Paul Fannin after a Mideast trip backs a tough but fair windfall profits tax to spur U S exploration and production. He says tax policy should promote American energy to meet the people’s needs. Pasco Petroleum suit claims monopoly in Maricopa County retail gas market.
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Washington
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Fannin
Mideast
Congress
Phoenix
U.S
Pasco Petroleum Co. Inc
Maricopa County
Pasco
Scottsdale student jailed in multi county burglary ring
Donald Whitney 19 of Scottsdale faces charges after investigators link him to 24 burglaries across Maricopa and adjacent counties. Thefts totaled 6000 to 7000 dollars worth saddles bridles and riding gear with about half recovered. Accomplice Sylvia Center and Melissa Baird named alongside a 13 year old Tempe girl referred to juvenile authorities. Whitney in custody in Pinal County jail on 4400 dollar bond.
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Scottsdale
Whitney
Phoenix
Tempe
Chandler
Maricopa County
Pinal County
James
de James
Maricopa
Everett barred from chairmanship amid ethics dispute
UPI reports House Speaker Stan Akers refused reinstatement for Rep. Ray Everett of Prescott as chairman of the House Government Operations Committee. Everett said a safety department probe cleared him, but Akers called reinstatement moot and noted other chairmen and assignments are already set. The dispute follows ethics accusations over a deferred compensation plan for state employees.
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Phoenix
UPI
Stan Akers
Ray Everett
Prescott
House Government Operations Committee
Everett
Akers
Department of Safety
Jay Stuckey
Burglary Reported In Paradise Valley Home
Personal property valued at about 1300 dollars was stolen from the Al Kashey residence at 5501 E Mockingbird. Items taken include cameras an antique shotgun a 50 dollar savings bond a television set and 100 dollars in coins. Entry was made through the attic via a carport with part of the kitchen ceiling knocked in.
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Paradise Valley
Mockingbird New Town
al Kashey
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Sunrise Villas Sales Office
Sunrise Corporation
California
Nevada
Frank Hersman
National Science Foundation
Bob Hoddy
Dale Carter
Robert E. Samuelson
Motorolay
H. William Welch
Arizona State University
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Coggeiry
Los Arcos Mall
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