Nixon consulted outside lawyer over Easter weekend in Key Biscayne
President Nixon sought outside legal advice during a Florida weekend after being warned he could be seen as involved in a cover-up of a cover-up. Presidential aide Richard Moore testified before the Senate Watergate Committee, noting the Easter timing and a brief Oval Office meeting before Nixon’s Florida trip.
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UPI
Nixon
Richard A. Moore
Senate Watergate Committee
Moore
Key Biscayne
Fla
White House
John W Dean IH
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White House Oval Office
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Oval Office
Nixon fires Dean and accepts resignations of aides
In an April 30 address President Nixon announced the firing of John Dean and the resignation acceptance with regret of H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman. The Florida White House said Nixon had a visitor during Easter weekend. Nixon denied prior knowledge of the June 17 1972 bugging raid and said he believed until March 21 assurances from aides that no one in his administration was involved. Moore supported Dean’s March 21 visit to Nixon to disclose full facts.
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Moore
Nixon
Campora resigns to clear path for Peron return
Buenos Aires reports President Campora and Vice President Lopez resigned to Congress to enable new elections within about 40 days and permit General Peron to reassume the presidency after 18 years in exile. Raul Lastin would become interim president if Congress accepts. Possible Peron rival Balbin mentioned as potential running mate.
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Juan D. Peron
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Vicente Luan
Lopez
Congress
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Solano Lima
Chamber of Deputies
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Paradise Valley Adopts Final Budget for 1973 74
Paradise Valley town council approved a final budget of 815 088 for 1973 74 an increase of 191 034 over the prior year but no tax rise as revenue comes from state federal and building permit funds The plan allocates 177 000 for remaining town hall costs plus raises for staff and maintenance The council also approved a Vista Rica subdivision plat after traffic and flood concerns were addressed and honored retiring building inspector A J Juni Hart with a gold watch
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Mummy Mountain
Mockingbird Lane
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James Bird
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4Th Street
Royal Palm Road
Bird Street
A. J.juni
Hart
Late afternoon showers and thundershowers forecast
The forecast calls for late afternoon and evening thundershowers with a 3 percent rain chance across the state. Sky Harbor in Phoenix recorded 1.01 inches of rain and strong gusts while southeast Phoenix saw the heaviest rainfall. Temperatures remain high with a Phoenix area high near 105 and a low around 84. Drivers are urged to slow down and use lights during storms and dust may require pulling off safely if visibility drops.
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White Mountains
Arizona
Phoenix
Sky Harbor
Seatiedale
National Weather Service
Williams hearing continued in Tempe drug case
Larry Williams of Tempe faces unlawful possession of marijuana for sale and unlawful transportation charges in Pima County Superior Court. His hearing remains continued indefinitely with no new trial date set. Williams is noted as a star basketball player for Scottsdale Community College.
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Tempe
Pima County
Williams
Artment of Public Safety
Scottsdale Community College
Barr Leads Push to Halt EPA Air Rules in Arizona
House Majority Leader Burton Barr urged an all-out confrontation to stop EPA air pollution regulations in Arizona. He proposed mobilizing political subdivisions and possibly calling a public hearing ahead of EPA hearings in Phoenix on August 6 and Tucson on August 8 to inform the public about the rules. The measures could require tougher vehicle emission controls, limit motorcycle registrations, and cap gasoline distributor sales to 1972 levels.
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UPI
House
Burton Barr
Environmental Protection Agency
Arizona
Barr
EPA
Tucson
Ranchers to Seek Delay of Eviction from Mineral Strip
Fourteen of twenty ranchers evicted from the mineral strip in southeastern Arizona vote to hire an attorney and form a three member committee. The panel, including Louis Ellsworth Jr. Keith Smith and Fred Upshaw, will pursue a court restraining order against the San Carlos Apache tribe and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Costs will be assessed per cattle grazing share.
Phoenix woman injured in 70th Street collision with cement truck
A 36 year old Phoenix woman was injured when the car she rode in with her husband Edwardo collided with a cement truck at the 70th Street and Indian School Road intersection. She was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The truck driver Elmer F Campbell 56 of Tempe was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign.
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Indian School Road
Maria Fernandez
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Fernandez
Edwardo
Indian Schieul
Elmer F. Campbell
Tempe
Campbell
Man sought after alleged mistreatment of girl in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police search for a man who allegedly mistreated a 10 year old girl at Paiute School. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon as the girl played on the campus at 6515 E. Osborn Rd. The man drove away in a pickup after she said she needed to go home.
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Paiute School
E. Osborn Rd
Aoman
Settlement reached in breast cancer surgery malpractice case
United Press International reports a $515,000 out of court settlement involving Mrs Susan Vukcevich of Safford, Good Samaritan Hospital of Phoenix and an anesthesiologist over alleged improper anesthesia during a Oct 18 1971 breast cancer operation that caused brain damage. The suit was brought on her behalf by attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Safford
Good Samaritan Hospital of
Susan Vukcevich
Steve Vukcevich
State Industrial School For Boys At
Fort Grant
Vukcevich
Regent urges tuition hikes and new three year degrees
Arizona Regent Kenneth G. Benston proposes increases in resident and nonresident tuition across the three state universities. He also urges three year bachelor degree programs at Arizona State University, University of Arizona, and Northern Arizona University.
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State Board of Regents
Kenneth G. Benston
Arizona State
Arizona
Arizona Farmers Endorsed by Four in House Vote
Washington report notes four Arizona representatives voted against a bill capping farm subsidies at $20 000 per farmer. If enacted for 1974 Arizona farmers would get 17 7 million, under half of this year’s 39 7 million aid.
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Washington
Arizona
House of Representatives
Suit filed against Southern Pacific over Mesa death
Survivors of Mrs. Antonia de Elena, 52, sue Southern Pacific Railroad for 5.4 million dollars claiming a train struck the tricycle she rode at a Mesa crossing last December. They seek 400 thousand dollars in general damages and 5 million dollars in punitive damages.
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Phoenix
Southern Pacific Railroad
Antonia de Elena
de Elena
Mesa
Morton to visit Hopi and Navajo leaders Monday
Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton will meet Hopi and Navajo tribal leaders Monday and inspect the joint use area between the two reservations.
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Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Police raid downtown Phoenix adult theater. two films seized
Police entered the Wy-Not Theater in downtown Phoenix for a second time in under two weeks. They seized two films and arrested projectionist Charles Farrell Denson, 18, Tempe, on suspicion of exhibiting obscene items. He posted a $300 bond after booking.
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Charles Farrell Denson
Tempe
Wy-Not
Esther L. Maack Rites Pending for Scottsdale Gift Shop Owner
Esther L. Maack 74 owner of the Wagon Train Gift Shop in Scottsdale died today at St. Joseph's Hospital. Born in Wittenberg Wisconsin she moved to Arizona in 1953 and was active as a choir director and soloist. She is survived by husband Alfred a son Richard a daughter Marilyn Fellows and eight grandchildren. Interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation at 401 N Hayden Rd on Saturday 7-9 pm and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Scottsdale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Maack
N. 83Rd St
Wittenberg
Wis
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Wisconsin
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Richard
Tempe
Marilyn Fellows
Overland Park
Kansas
Raymond Kersten
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
N. Hayden Rd
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