Nixon and Ford hold sixth meeting during California vacation
President Nixon began a two week California vacation in San Clemente and scheduled an unprecedented sixth meeting with Vice President Gerald Ford. The talks focused on domestic policy and inflation as Ehrlichman’s perjury verdict in the Ellsberg case arrived.
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Webb's wives named in will leave large tax free bequest
Del E. Webb 74 owner of Del E. Webb Corp died July 4. The will provides his second wife Toni a tax free 1.5 million and monthly 10,000 until settlement. His first wife Hazel L. Webb, divorced, receives 75 000 yearly. Most of the estate goes to the Del E. Webb Foundation in Phoenix. Probate in Los Angeles due to his lawyer’s location.
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Sun City
Eight Scottsdale officers promoted to sergeant rank
Eight Scottsdale police personnel, led by Chief Walter Nemetz, were promoted this week. Al Edvardsen Harold Kelly and Page Decker rose to sergeant after completing exams and reviews. Five assistants Dennis Harrison Mark Christian David Dupree David Evans and Fred Munch also advanced to officer positions.
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David Evans
Fred Munch
Pet Prescriptions and Exotic Fish Care Q&A
A Q and A column covers goldfish color changes and tail regrowth myths, how round bowls harm goldfish, and guppies without pumps. It also advises on Persian cat shedding and nutrition, plus dog ticks and pest control, urging readers to write questions to Pet Prescriptions for guidance.
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Baltimore Faces Sporadic Fires Amid Police Strike
Baltimore saw sporadic fires and disturbances with no repeat of the Thursday looting as about half the police force walked off. Gov Mandel sent in 115 state officers who joined street duty while Local 1195 faces contempt hearings for refusing to obey an injunction.
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Elephants Surge in Kruger Park as Officials Count Herds
From air surveys the Kruger National Park counts 7611 elephants up from 25 in 1905 and 1000 in 1960. Officials aim to limit elephant numbers to 7000 to protect rarer species while buffalo reach 21061 with a target 18000 to 20000. Aerial photos guide population management decisions.
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Coronado Student Chosen for Americas Youth in Concert Tour
Tom Manley a Coronado High School student has been selected for the Americas Youth in Concert 1974 program. He will perform in the concert choir on a tour that includes London Paris Geneva Venice Florence and Rome departing this week and concluding with a Town Hall New York City performance. He returns August 8 after 12 public recitals since debut at age 12. The Universal Academy For Music sponsors the program in Princeton New Jersey.
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Universal Academy For Music
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N.J
British TV drama replays Nixon Watergate in Granada piece
Nicol Williamson portrays Nixon in a Granada Late Night Drama special mixing actual speeches, Watergate testimony, and reconstructed White House transcripts. The set replicates the Oval Office with careful detail and actors mimic key aides. Williamson doubts another invitation to the White House after the program.
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Nixon TV intro and transcript angle sparks ridicule
A Watergate era recording captures Nixon in a nervous studio preflight moment before television air time. The piece criticizes bracketed expletives in transcripts and mocks Nixon Ehrlichman and colleagues as insincere showmen and fumbling in speech during the televised release preview.
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Turkey Frees Thousands Under General Amnesty
Crowds gathered before prisons nationwide as nearly 5,000 of Turkey’s 5,700 political prisoners are released during a weekend amnesty. The Constitutional Court overturned a parliament ruling excluding political prisoners from the May amnesty marking the republic’s 50th anniversary.
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