Rebozo secret funds tied to Nixon estate upgrades
Senate Watergate Committee report alleges Charles G. Rebozo funneled campaign money into Key Biscayne improvements and a diamond earnings purchase for Pat Nixon. The funds included a $100000 Hughes gift and a $50000 donation from A D Davis, with checks routed through secret trusts. White House calls the claims unsubstantiated conjecture amid dispute.
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Rebozo
Ziegler
Sam J. Ervin
Dn.c
New York
Harry Winston
Pat
Florida
Key Biscayne
James D. St.Clair
Fire inspector suspended over driving record dispute
The Rural Fire Department suspended fire inspector Kelly Reynolds without pay for an indefinite period after safety inspector Steve Hermann questioned a form Reynolds submitted. Reynolds claimed his record showed no violations and said the insurance company erred, while Hermann questioned handwriting and records from the motor vehicle division. Reynolds and the department disagree over the suspension and its motive, with some firefighters forming a local association.
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Rural Fire Department
Kelly Reynolds
RFD
Steve Hermann
Reynolds
Oliver Pilcher and Associates
RFD Vehicle. “I Did Some Research, Went Over To the Motor Vehicle Division
Hermann
Oliver Pilcher
Arizona Highway Department
State Motor Vehicle Division
Bonnie Ayer
Ayer
Kay Prohoroff
Kelly Peter Reynolds
Lou Witzeman
Gruender
Dan Gruender
Witzeman
Arizona Candidates File Disclosures In Round-Up Of 1974 Campaigns
Democratic contenders Byron T. Brown and Raul Castro released net worth figures as part of state disclosure rules affecting candidates for Congress and governor. Republican John Driggs filed 12,000 signatures to qualify for the gubernatorial race, while Jay Gaskins and William Jacquin pursue House and governor campaigns. Pratt enters state superintendent bid after 1972 run. Marshall and Goimfort commented on economic conditions and national mood.
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Byron T. Brown
Congress
Brown
John Conlan
Raul Castro
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
John Driggs
Phoenix
Driggs
Rhodes Warns Labor May Force Veto-Proof Congress
Congress would become puppets of organized labor if Meany backed veto-proof majorities says John Rhodes at Kokomo Indiana while launching Bud Hillis re election bid. Rhodes cites Meany favored federalized health care of at least 80 billion and warns of tax burden inflation and bureaucratic abuses.
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House
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Kokomo
Ind
George Meany
Indiana
Bud Hillis
Arizona Republican
Meany
Rhodes
Congress
Organized Labor
City Takes Over Gainey Water Co Operation
Scottsdale moves to public water service by purchasing Gainey Water Co for 44530 pending Arizona Corporation Commission approval. The system serves Gainey Ranch and Paradise Valley Farms with 51 customers. transfer to public service aims for consistent supply at minimum rates. AICC meeting starts 9:30 a.m. July 18 in Phoenix.
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Gainey Water Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
Dale Carter
Gainey Ranch
Paradise Valley Farms
Carter
Scottsdale
Corporation Commission
Capitol Annex
W. Adams
Phoenix
Teen arrested after weapon found in car Scottsdale
A 16 year old Scottsdale youth was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon and curfew violation after police stopped his car at 12 30 a m. A Colt .367 revolver and five rounds were found on the front seat. The gun matched a January theft from Shooter's Haven Phoenix. $321 in tens and twenties plus one dollar was seized as possible robbery proceeds. The boy was booked and turned over to parents.
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Scottsdale
Two Arrested on Drug Incapacitation in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police found Justin Fulwilder 19 in a dirt field near 1423 N 77th Place with gold paint on face and hands and a bag of gold spray paint. he was convicted of drug incapacitation and given 90 days in county jail. Later, at a 7950 E Thomas Rd filling station, Daniel Gerrard 23 was found unconscious in a running car. a striped railroad cap with drug paraphernalia led to his arrest for marijuana possession.
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Justin Philbert Fulwilder
Fulwilder
Edward Halloran
Edward Boyle
E. Thomas Rd
Daniel Gerrard
Phoenix
Gerrard
Bartos Seeks Scottsdale Mayoral Bid From Council
Dan Bartos, a former mayoral candidate, offers to serve as Scottsdale mayor or join the city council. He argues the town needs a full-time leader, while noting the city charter requires current members to elect a successor to Mayor Bud Tims who resigned to seek a state office. Bartos says council members have conflicts of interest and criticizes the unelected city manager.
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Dan Bartos
Bud Tims
Bartos
Scottsdale
Tims
Herb Drinkwater
Copper talks focus on Phoenix local issues at big table
Chief negotiators for Ken necott Copper Corp and unions met for two hours in Phoenix. Cass Alvin of the United Steelworkers of America said the sides would hold another session and that local issues will be resolved at the big table rather than plant by plant.
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Phoenix
Kennecott Copper Corp
Cass Alvin
United Steelworkers of America
Alvin
APS Plans Small Gas Rate Hike for Phoenix Customers
Arizona Public Service Co. said its natural gas bills will rise next month with the average residential bill up 39 cents as a result of higher costs it must pay to supplier El Paso Natural Gas Co. The change reflects increased charges passed through to customers.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Page Incorporation OKayed and Yuma Water Study
Washington House Interior Committee approved legislation for the incorporation of Page and a study of Yuma's water supply. The two proposals were part of 16 included in the Reclamation Development Act of 1974.
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Washington
Page
Yuma
House Interior Committee
Warning on Two Seasons Antifreeze by Arizona AG
Attorney General N. Warner Lee issued a warning about an inferior antifreeze named Two Seasons Antifreeze sent into the state. William P. Dixon, head of the Consumer Protection Division, said the product froze solid at temperatures above zero, prompting the notice.
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Phoenix
N. Warner Lee
William P. Dixon
Consumer Protection Division
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Scottsdale Firefighters Association
William Jacquin
Senate
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Phoenix Press Club
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Maricopa County
Pratt
Saguaro High School
Arizona
Jay Gaskins
Secretary of State
Gaskins
U.S. Air Force
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City
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Jesse Jeans
N. Scottsdale Road
United Press International
Luis Scortspave
Nina
L’ Air du Temps
L'Air du Temps
Fountain & Food Service
M. Scottsdale Rd
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