Supreme Court Hears Nixon Tapes Case on Subpoena Power
Special Prosecutor Jaworski warned the Supreme Court the constitutional form risks jeopardy if Nixon resists surrender of Watergate tapes and records. White House counsel St Clair argued Jaworski seeks to pull the Court into impeachment, while justices weigh the limits of executive privilege and separation of powers amid ongoing House proceedings.
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Colson vows new information for House testimony
Colson, former White House aide, sentenced to three years for Watergate perjury, says he will reveal new information when he testifies to the House Judiciary Committee on Friday. He spoke as he left his McLean Virginia home to begin serving his sentence. The Dow industrial average dropped 22.37 to 769.40 by 3 p.m. with 13,480,000 shares traded.
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Scottsdale planners weigh sign amortization ordinance
The Scottsdale planning commission will consider formal approval of a sign amortization ordinance including a timetable for removing 1,629 nonconforming signs at its 8 p m Tuesday meeting. SAM opposes the bill and suggests compensation for removals. modifications may be recommended but economic analysis is unlikely. Scottsdale voters approved a charter amendment 15 months ago granting power to remove nonconforming signs.
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Paradise Valley Community Council candidates to meet
Paradise Valley area candidates and organizers gather at Desert Cove School for a 7:30 p.m. briefing on campaign plans and voting procedures. The new council aims to alert agencies to local needs. ballots will be hand delivered Thursday to about 10 000 homes and counted Saturday.
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Scottsdale considers 50 cent rise in high school game tickets
Scottsdale School Board plans a 50 cent per person increase for high school athletic admission citing red ink in student activity funds and staff offical shortages. If approved, adult tickets rise to 1.75, student tickets to 1.50, and elementary to 1.00, with expected annual revenue of about 80,491 for 1974 75.
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Rhodes warns of ouster over White House tapes
House Minority Leader John Rhodes said Nixon rejecting a definitive Supreme Court order to release White House tapes could trigger impeachment, though he would not speculate on progress or party stance. He filed for reelection in Arizona's First District, budgeting about 75000 for the campaign and highlighted the Central Arizona Project funding as a key achievement.
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Ehrlichman Denies Ordering Ellsberg Break-In
John Ehrlichman testifies in his defense denying he ordered the Ellsberg break-in. He says he approved a covert White House Plumbers operation but did not realize it included burglary of Daniel Elisberg's psychiatrist office. He also denies prior knowledge of the break-in.
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White House
Kissinger Emphasizes Practice of Personal Diplomacy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says he lives by the lessons he taught at Harvard on personal diplomacy. The approach, now dubbed set diplomacy, has made him one of the most-traveled figures of the era. He also said in a West German TV interview that he enjoys the thrill of wielding power.
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Henry Kissinger
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Nixon says no tax hike or new controls planned
President Nixon and key advisers urge restraint to curb inflation. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren states the administration is not considering a tax increase or new economic controls and will limit spending and the federal budget.
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Judiciary set to release Nixon transcript comparison
The House Judiciary Committee says it will issue tomorrow a comparison of White House transcripts of President Nixon’s conversations with transcripts prepared by the committee staff. This marks the first release of materials reviewed by the committee in closed session.
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House Judiciary Committee
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Rain returns with possible storms and high heat in the region
Rain may fall again in the area with 30 percent odds today after sunset and 20 percent Tuesday. Tempe, Mesa and South Phoenix saw varied totals, while Scottsdale reported 0.11 inches. Flooding caused street closures and a short Apache Trail shutdown as 25 lightning fires on national forests were quickly contained.
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SCC student officer loses desk in school ‘musical’ dispute
Scottsdale Community College students argue over a wooden desk once used by past presidents. Todd Schwarz says the desk was loaned, then returned, but administrators deny a loan. The wooden desk is now at issue as desks are reassigned and a steel desk is placed for the Indian coordinator.
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