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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1974

Page

4

Final tribute to Earl Warren at National Cathedral funeral

President Nixon and Supreme Court justices led a large turnout paying final respects to Earl Warren, former Chief Justice, who died at 83 from a heart condition. Services were at 1 p.m. EDT at the National Cathedral with burial at Arlington near John Foster Dulles. Friends Rabbi Alvin Fine and Archbishop Philip M. Hannan attended. A steady stream of mourners, from top attorneys to bluejean youths, viewed the flag-draped casket in the Supreme Court the day before and this morning.

Earl Warren Supreme Court Washington UPI Nixon Congress United States National Cathedral Warren Arlington Cemetery John Foster Dulles Alvin Fine San

Two Die in Grand Canyon Air Crash

Two California women Priscilla Diane Ryan and Ebby Surlock were killed as a single engine plane crashed on takeoff from Grand Canyon Airport. The pilot, Thomas Ryan, 33, husband of one victim, and three others were injured.

Grand Canyon UPI California Priscilla Diane Ryan San Diego Ebby Surlock Escondido

Westcor funds Phoenix seminar amid major rezoning bid

Westcor Inc loaned $10,000 to the Phoenix Planning Commission for an urban farm seminar amid approval demands for the Paradise Valley Village development. The loan, intended to be repaid by contributions from local businessmen, drew criticism from acting chair William Brown who said the move seemed improper. A separate crash near Flagstaff injured a couple's young son and a man listed in fair condition, with investigators noting possible overloading and a light density altitude on the Piper Cherokee 150.

Phoenix UPI Phoenix Planning Commission Carefree Westcor, Inc Paradise Valley Thunderbird Road 40Th Don Jackson New Orleans George Schoneberger Jr Schoneberger Westcor Village of Paradise Valley Jackson Westcor Board Russ Lyon Sr William Brown Planning Commission Brown Michael Flagstaff Roy Robert Rosema Escondido Tom Brawley Coconino County

Nixon Signs Budget Bill to Involve Congress in Spending

President Nixon signed the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 in the Oval Office, bringing Congress into federal budget decisions and limiting impoundment without consent. He called the act a major inflation-fighting reform and noted its bipartisan signing ceremony amid remarks and pens for lawmakers.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Oval Office Executive

Hirings ordered says firm s exec in fraud trial

James H. Cornwall testified that Ned Warren directed hiring at Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co. He said he was hired in May 1970 as sales manager with 500 dollars weekly and 2 percent of gross sales. Cornwall described contracts, profits sharing, and payments to Warren during the company’s collapse and after its sale to Educational Computer Services, Inc.

Phoenix UPI Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co Ned Warren James H. Cornwall Warren Great Southwest Cornwall Beaver Valley Payson Anthony J. Serra Serra Educational Computer Services, Inc

Senate votes to end no knock drug raids and curb opium trade

The Senate approved ending the no knock warrant power for federal agents in drug cases by 64 to 31 and backed a separate antiopium amendment to cut aid to opium growing nations 81 to 8. The measure extends the Drug Enforcement Administration for five years and moves to the House for action.

Washington UPI Senate Drug Enforcement Administration

Robbers Hit Pasadena Restaurant Stealing Over $1000

Two men robbed the Antique Inn in Pasadena taking 700 from the till and 300 from patrons wallets and purses totaling more than 1000 dollars. They freed one customer after a 20 dollar return and locked victims in a storeroom before fleeing. A telephone in the storeroom helped call police.

Pasadena Calif UPI Ed Birnell

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