Nixon says he did not authorize Fielding office search
In sworn replies Nixon states he did not authorize White House plumbers to search Dr. Lewis Fielding's files or hire others for Ellsberg information. Kissinger testifies briefly denying knowledge of a 1971 psychological profile on Ellsberg or CIA involvement. Ehrlichman case nears closing with final arguments set.
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Daniel Ellsberg
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John D. Ehrlichman
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Elsberg
David Young
CIA
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Ehrlichman
Watergate
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Thad
Bakes
Hollywood
Europe
Computerized Kachina shown to Heard Museum director
Steve Levy of Motorola Inc. New Ventures presents a computer printout Kachina doll image to Dr. Patrick Houlihan executive director of the Heard Museum. Thirty of the project pieces are discussed.
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Motorola Inc
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Patrick Houlihan
Heard Museum
Barr criticizes local school budget hikes in Arizona
UPI reports House Majority Leader Burton Barr accusing cities counties and Scottsdale Schools of restraint failures as a special education finance committee reviews the new school finance program. He cites Scottsdale High transportation budget jump and claims tax increases in Phoenix and Maricopa County erode expected legislative tax relief.
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Fulbright Says Nixon Fails To Cooperate On Wiretap Inquiry
Senator J William Fulbright accuses President Nixon of not cooperating with the committee probing whether Kissinger ordered wire taps on officials and reporters He says he asked Nixon and White House Chief of Staff Alexander Haig for information on June 25 but received no response.
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Nixon tapes deemed not that relevant by attorney
Washington reports that James St. Clair called the tape transcript of Nixon telling aides to conceal Watergate involvement not that relevant. Also DC police arrest four in protest at the Vietnam Procurement Agency and former AG Mitchell testifies about hush money talks with Nixon and Haldeman.
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Ford eulogizes Warren on death at Georgetown
Vice President Gerald Ford, who served under Earl Warren during the Kennedy assassination investigation, eulogizes the former Chief Justice as a crusader in constitutional law and a man who fought for what he believed was right.
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Weather Outlook Sparks Warmth with Uneven Rain Chance
The forecast calls for sunny today and Thursday with a slight risk of late day thundershowers. Expect continued warmth and rising humidity with highs near 104 and overnight lows in the upper 70s. Rain probability is about 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Thursday.
Scottsdale Sign Amortization Battle Shifts Back To Council
Scottsdale talks over removing 1629 non conforming signs move to the city council next week after the planning commission approved a simplified two tier timetable. SAM plans to push a substitute ordinance offering sign value based reimbursements, arguing for fair treatment across businesses.
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Scottsdale Associated
Planning Commission
Scottsdale
Commission
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Sam
Paul Schulte
Smith
Schulte
Tims to resign at meeting
The city council will meet briefly at 5 p.m. Thursday in city hall to accept the resignation of Mayor Bud Tims. The council may not appoint a replacement immediately and Tims will declare candidacy for the Arizona Corporation Commission Thursday morning. Vice-mayor William Jenkins will serve as mayor pro tem until a new mayor is chosen.
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Tims
Arizona Corporation Commission
William Jenkins
Paul Messinger
Herb Drinkwater
Billie Gentry
Parks Department
SCC vetoes student activity budget for 1974 75 at SCC
Scottsdale Community College president Todd Schwarz vetoed the proposed activity budget for 1974 75 after a dispute over fund allocations. The budget split about 118000 of student fees among four categories with disagreements over women’s athletics funding and unexpended funds from last year. The executive council chair indicated a rehearing may be requested while dean Russell Bleyer defended the allocation plan.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale Community College
Todd Schwarz
Schwarz
SCC
Maricopa County
Russell Bleyer
Bleyer
Bloyer
Rick’ Barrett
Parents gain access to files at Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale School District approved parent access to student records including psychological reports in line with new state law effective June 15. Parents may identify a companion for viewing and may attach responses to disputed items while confirming identity.
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Jack Kearney
Paul Stretch
Kearney
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