Warren dies at 70 after controversial tenure as chief justice
Earl Warren, longtime chief justice during landmark rulings on desegregation voting rights and defendants rights, died of cardiac arrest at Georgetown University Hospital. His leadership shaped school desegregation in 1950s and reapportionment cases in 1962, while Nixon criticized his decisions. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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America
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Warren Eulogized as Giant of Politics and Justice
Retired Chief Justice Earl Warren died at 83 in Washington from cardiac arrest. President Nixon and Chief Justice Burger led tributes praising his half century of public service and nonpartisan devotion to America. Thurgood Marshall, Tom Bradley, and Ronald Reagan offered high praise for his work and character.
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California
Arizona Politics Bristles Over Bureaucracy and Gubernatorial Front-Runners
Arizona political rounds feature criticism of new transportation and revenue departments as bureaucratic growth. Jack Ross challenges restructuring as costly, while Russ Williams argues enforcing a water adequacy law could curb land hustling. | Note: two distinct items present in source. summarized as one card.
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Revenue
Arizona
Jack Ross
Ross
State Tax Commission
Russ Williams
Phoenix
New mayor outlines plans for council sessions
Tempe mayor elect Bill Lopiano says the city council will hold work-study sessions across community areas. Talks between union negotiators and Kennecott Copper resume with a Sunday midnight contract deadline approaching. Florence bids $8000 to acquire Pinal County’s first courthouse for museum use. Phoenix suit by Consumer Protection Division targets Futuristic Mobile Homes for undisclosed credit info in ads.
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Bill Lopiano
Phoenix
Kennecott Copper Corp
Florence
Pinal County
Ernest W. McFarland
McFarland
U.S
Supreme Court
State Consumer Protection Division
Phoenix-area
Mitchell Denies Discussing Hush Money With Nixon
John N. Mitchell testified before the House Judiciary Committee that he never discussed paying hush money with President Nixon or with H. R. Haldeman. Mitchell’s attorney faced repeated objections as lawmakers questioned him, while Rep. Hamilton Fish said transcripts of Nixon conversations support a circumstantial case against the President on impeachment. Mitchell did not invoke the Fifth Amendment and said he could not recall many answers, though he clearly recalled not discussing hush money with Nixon in his talks with Haldeman after a Nixon call.
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UPI
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House Judiciary Committee
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White House
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Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Robert Drinan
D-Mass
Hamilton Fish
R-N. Y
Fish
Hundley
E. Howard Hunt
Haldeman
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
H.R. Haldeman
Jenner
William G. Hundley
Arizona Center Fires Two and Suspends Four After Injury
The Arizona Training Center fired two employees and suspended four others after a serious injury to a young patient. William Mayo, head of the Arizona Department of Economic Security, said he asked the attorney general to probe the incident.
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Tucson
Arizona Training Center
William Mayo
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Attorney General's Office
Two bound over in Mesa blaze case
Two suspects bound over to superior court for trial on aggravated battery in the burning of a boy’s hands. East Mesa Justice of the Peace Leo Coombs bound over Bill Brown and Irene Rigsby after a preliminary hearing. In Phoenix, sixteen pawn shops signed agreements with the state consumer fraud agency, not admitting wrongdoing but promising future compliance.
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Hoenix
Phoenix
Seven Arizona Hospitals Get Proposed Rate Hikes
The Arizona State Department of Health Services approved proposed rate increases for seven facilities. Rates vary from 5.9 percent at Cochise County Hospital to 15 percent at Sun Valley Lodge with other changes at Mesa Lutheran Hospital Marcus J. Lawrence Hospital Hoe make Hospital Tucson Medical Center and Community Hospital.
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Upi
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Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Marcus J. Lawrence
Cottonwood
Hoemake Hospital
Casa Grande
Cochise County Hospital
Douglas
Tucson Medical Center
Sun Valley Lodge
Sun City
Community Hospital
Chandler
Nixon calls Moscow accords miniscule and easing tensions
President Nixon told congressional leaders the Moscow arms control accords were rather miniscule yet helped ease tensions. Leaders described the Moscow summit as a successful step and planned a fourth summit with Brezhnev. They cited no secret agreements and noted progress toward mutual arms reduction.
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D-R.i
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Capitol Hill
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Sen. Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Paradise Valley School Board to hear bus garage bid report
Paradise Valley School District will hear Roger Johnson of Alpha I Architects present analysis of two bids for a new bus garage. Comer Construction Co offered 400000 while Marston’s Inc asked 500000. board may decide if bids meet specifications as part of a south Greenway Road transportation complex. Board reviews Palomino Elementary and Shadow Mountain High School facilities under construction and Palomino is due to open in fall. Meeting at 8 p.m. in the district office on East Greenway Road.
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Alpha I Architects
Paradise Valley School Board
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Comer Construction Co
Marston’s,, Inc
Comer’s
Marston’s
Comer
32Nd Street
Greenway Road
Palomino
Shadow Mountain High Schools
28Th Street
Shea Boulevard
29Th Street
Paradise Lane
E. Greenway Rd
Obituary for Charles F Kinney Retired Texaco official
Charles F Kinney 80 a retired Texaco assistant superintendent dies Monday at Golden Age Nursing Home He came to Arizona in 1949 from Seattle Washington was WWI veteran and VFW member Survivors include wife Fay daughter Flora Boyd of Scottsdale two brothers and five sisters I counties include three grandchildren five great grandchildren Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary prior to services 9 a.m. Thursday Burial Green Acres Cemetery
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Charles F. Kinney
Texaco Inc
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Cemetery
Mr. Kinney
North Dakota
Arizona
Seattle
Wash
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. Edgemont
Golden Age Nursing Home
Fay
Flora Boyd
Scottsdale
Gertrude Mitchell
Tucson
Pete Mayne 82 Dies. Full Rites Planned in Prescott
Ervin Mayne known as Pete Mayne 82 of 6931 E Pinchot died Monday at home. Born in Williamsburg Iowa he moved to Arizona in the 1950s from Peoria Ill A WWII veteran and American Legion member he had no known survivors Services with full military rites will be Friday at Whipple Cemetery Prescott Friends may call 4 to 6 p m Thursday at Arizona Funeral Home 376 N 3rd Ave
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Pete” Mayne
E. Pinchot
Mr. Mayne
Williamsburg
Iowa
Arizona
Peoria
Ill
American Legion
Prescott
Whipple Cemetery
Arizona Funeral Home
3Rd Ave
Services set for Glenda Dees Russell at First Pentecostal
Glenda Dees Russell 29 dies after lengthy illness in Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Yuma, she is survived by husband Frank, parents John and Allily Dees, seven brothers and seven sisters. Funeral at First Pentecostal Church 10 a.m. Thursday. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Visitation 2:30 to 9 p.m. at Webber & Sons Mortuary.
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Glenda Dees Russell
First Pentecostal Church
E. Marguerite
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs. Russell
E. Wood
Good Samaritan Hospital
Yuma
Frank
John
Allily Dees
Webber & Sons
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