Nixon to be Released Friday Amid Watergate Briefings
President Nixon, at Naval Hospital in Maryland, smiles and says he is well. He holds meetings with Watergate lawyers Garment and Buzhardt about document disclosures and talks with aides on Phase IV economic plan details before a final decision. Vice President Agnew visits. White House aides confer on recorded conversations.
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France ready to begin atmospheric tests at Mururoa atoll
Paris plans a series of atmospheric nuclear tests at Mururoa atoll 650 miles southeast of Tahiti as international opposition grows. Warships await Paris orders to trigger the first blast while protests intensify and a 12 mile danger zone is established around the lagoon.
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Scottsdale Toastmasters Install Officers At Banquet
Scottsdale Toastmasters installed six officers for the upcoming term at a semi annual banquet. New officers include Paul Masser president Joel Weldon educational vice president Tom Mentis administrative vice president Rance Widner secretary Bob Golder treasurer and Irv McMahon sergeant at arms. Joe Nevin outgoing president was honored as outstanding toastmaster and best speaker. The club meets Wednesdays at 6 45 a.m. at Reuben's for breakfast. guests invited.
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Private auto mechanics class eyed by Scottsdale district
The Scottsdale School District may add a private automotive school for next year with plans to fund through federal money. Robert W. Berryhill outlines a six area program including auto body, engines, and air conditioning at a board meeting tonight.
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Japan Faces Mercury Poisoning Threat to Coastal Fish
Researchers report high mercury and toxins in Japan’s coastal catch with at least 300 deaths and 9,000 crippled from polluted seafood. The piece notes longer fishing voyages raise costs and forked tongues for freshness while detailing cultural reliance on sushi sashimi and fugu dangers.
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Pair of Arabian and buckskin horses stolen in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police investigate the theft of two horses from Marian Coleman at 7524 E. Berridge Lane. The Arabian mare worth 500 and a buckskin mare valued at 500 disappeared late last week while the owner was away. Investigators are also reviewing whether children opened the gate allowing the horses to escape.
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Morton visits disputed Hopi Navajo lands in visit
Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton toured 1.8 million acres of contested land and met Navajo leaders in Window Rock as Hopi Tribal Chairman Clarence Hamilton welcomed him. Hamilton backs a bill by Rep Sam Steiger to divide lands evenly. Morton says he has no ready answers and cannot predict Congress action.
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Weather Watch Rockies and Coast Brings Widespread Showers
Rainfall fell across the Rockies Great Basin and extending to the Carolina coast with flash floods southwest of El Paso and two inches in Florence DC and Hickory NC. Alabama saw nearly an inch in Anniston and Birmingham as heavy rains persist in Texas. Temperatures ranged from 46 in Pellston Michigan to 92 in Needles California.
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Polka Night at Eldorado Park Featured by Carl Rosen
Carl Rosen and his Polka Pals perform at Eldorado Park 2311 Miller Road Thursday from 8 to 9 p.m. The open air concert is free, with barbecue facilities for families and paddleboat rentals. A fireworks finale closes the program sponsored by Scottsdale Parks and Recreation and Phoenix Federation of Musicians Local 586.
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