Nixon confident no impeachable offense found says Haig
White House chief of staff Alexander Haig says President Nixon, after a string of summit trips, has turned up no evidence of an impeachable offense. Haig stresses Nixon remains determined to govern and Kissinger will not resign, praising the secretary of state’s continued service.
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San .Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
House
White House
Alexander M. Haig
Haig
Middle East
Moscow
United States
Henry Kissinger
Final Stocks Page 10 Stock Market Listing
The page presents updated stock prices and market notes for investors with listings across major shares and index movements. It includes brief quotations, price changes, and notable executives quoted on market direction for the day.
Mayor Bud Tims bids farewell to Scottsdale city staff
Former Scottsdale mayor Bud Tims delivers a farewell address to about 200 city employees at the city amphitheatre. He cites the master plan capital improvements and eradication of 1960s scandals as key achievements and calls the new council to reach a higher plateau. An oil painting of a trailblazing cowboy is given to him by employees.
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Scottsdale
Bud Tims
Tims
Paradise Valley council probes vote protest after election
Paradise Valley Neighborhood Council in northeast Phoenix elected Larry Lazarus as chair with Stephen Myers as vice chair and Dr. William Parks as secretary treasurer. A protest by Robert Cook over his loss in the Cactus precinct led to a committee review and potential invalidating of the election. The council also backed a push for a northeast Phoenix temporary library, contingent on a permanent library being pursued.
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Ione
Greater
Paradise Valley
William Parks
E. Cactus
Lazarus
E. Garden
Myers
Council
Robert S. Cook
33Rd Road Place
Cactus
Cook
John Vermeire
Anne Neisser
Cheryl Drive
Gold Dust
Laurel and
Larkspur
Shea
Paradise Valley Women’s Club
Phoenix
College district sued for damages by former Scottsdale supervisor
William Tompkins, recently facilities supervisor at Scottsdale Community College, files a July 11 Superior Court suit seeking 665 000 in damages from the Maricopa County Community College District. He alleges fraudulently induced resignation, interference with contract, and emotional distress by MCCCD official Marty Quinn.
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Maricopa County
William Tompkins
Scottsdale Community College
Tompkin
Jason Katz
Tompkins
MCCCD
SCC
Marty Quinn
Turkish forces mass near Cyprus as crisis deepens
In Adana Turkey witnesses report troops moving toward southern ports in full battle dress as the Cyprus crisis escalates and calls for restraint spread from Washington and allies to avert a Turkey Greece war. Senate moves to salvage legal services for the poor from the Office of Economic Opportunity with a weakened bill to avoid a veto.
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Adana
Turkey
Cyprus
United States
Greece
Washington
Senate
Office of Economic Opportunity
Interior official says no oil leases yet for Southern California coast
In Santa Monica a top Interior Department official told a public meeting that no offshore drilling leases have been granted yet. Audience members said they believe the decision to proceed was already made in Washington.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Interior Department
California
Washington
Lawmakers condemn Turkey opium policy as war declaration
Democratic Rep. Peter Rodino of New Jersey calls Turkey's plan to resume opium poppy production a declaration of war on young people. Rep. Lester Wolff of New York urges Nixon or Kissinger to press Turkey in top level negotiations to halt the move.
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Washington
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Turkey
Lester Wolff
New York
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Paradise Valley bikes path split sparks resident complaints
Paradise Valley officials paused grading of a 600 foot test segment on the north side of Doubletree Ranch Road from 52nd to 56th Streets amid resident objections. Town engineers cite higher cost and safety concerns to move the project west from Scottsdale Road. council to hear recommendations July 25.
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North
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Doubletree Ranch Road
52Nd
56Th Streets
Tatum
48Th Street
Scottsdale Road
Doubletree
Scottsdale ‘Road
Charles Atkinson
Atkinson
Oscar A. Butt
Stid
Seth
Butt
56Th
S. Council
E. Robert Tribken
New mayor race narrows to Jenkins and Drinkwater
City council, in executive session, narrows field for mayor to Bill Jenkins and Herb Drinkwater after resignation of Bud Tims who left to run for the Arizona Corporation Commission. Most members expect a decision soon with a meeting planned to finalize choice.
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Biearen Bhy Yard
Sita S
Eday
Bud Tims
Arizona Corporation Commission
Bill Jenkins
Herb Drinkwater
Paul Messinger
Jenkins
Drinkwater
Messinger
Billie Gentry
Storms 2 from city held expected in police shooting
The report notes storms diminishing in Arizona with dry air bringing a slight warming. It covers rainfall totals around the state and details arrests in a narcotics shooting near Cordes Junction, including Bret A. Byrd and Christopher Stillman in Yavapai County Jail, and Grange still at large.
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Bret A. Byrd
Adam Byrd
Yavapai County
Christopher Stillman
Dewey
Stillman
Scottsdale
City Refuse Collection Department
Prescott
Byrd
Marriott Operations
Amelia Island
Fla
Inn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Grange
Phoenix
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PV Community Council
Vote
Lundy
Vermeire
Suit Names College District
By Mike Petryni
Katz
Quinn
Mesa Community College
John Prince
Vated
United Press International
Arizona
National Weather Service
Hawley Lake
Bisbee
Douglas
Winslow
Globe
U.S. Forest Service
Mount Graham
Yuma
Camelback Inn
Cordes Junction
John Collins Grange
Marty Martinez
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Michael Tanaka
Honolulu
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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