Supreme Court orders Nixon to surrender Watergate tapes
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that President Nixon must turn over tapes and records from 64 conversations to Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski. The decision requires Sirica to assess relevance for the September trial of White House and campaign aides in the Watergate cover up.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Nixon
Warren E. ‘Birger
Leon Jaworski
Burger
U.S
John J. Sirica
White House
Sirica
Ronald L. Ziegler
Earry
Rhuttber
Robert McClory
Ilinois
Jaworski
William H. Rehnquist
John N. Mitchell
Bridge on McDowell Road Floods During Heavy Rain
Behind the overflow at McDowell Road between Miller Road and the Indian Bend Wash bridge water reached four feet in minutes during a heavy Sunday storm. Police and city officials blamed the dip and limited drainage as a 100 year rainfall level overwhelmed a single drain. Cars stalled, the road closed briefly, and officials pledged to review drainage and possible adjustments. Local service station operator Ken Aldrich noted debris from shrubs and bark clogged the grate, exacerbating the flood.
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McDowell Road
Miller Road
Indian Bend Wash
Wash
Miller
Scottsdale
Richard Reed
Reed
Marc Stragier
Capital Improvements
George Iannella
Stragier
Aldrich
Mark named Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce general manager
John A. Marks of the Greater San Francisco Chamber of Commerce was named general manager of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce. He will assume duties August 16 after an eight member committee screened 40 candidates. A.J. Collins, longtime Scottsdale GM, will resign August 15 per board plans.
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John A. Marks
Greater San Francisco
Marks
Brooks
San Francisco Bay Area
University of the Pacific
Stockton
Calif
Collins
Oil firms post first-half earnings surge
United Press International reports Shell shows net earnings of 264.4 million for the first six months of 1974, up 45 percent from a year earlier. Tenneco posts a 79 percent rise in net income and 26 percent higher revenues, while Marathon Oil doubles to 80.831 million from 40.399 million in 1973.
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Shell
Tenneco
Marathon Oil Company
Congress lauds Supreme Court ruling on Watergate tapes
Both Republicans and Democrats in Congress applauded the Supreme Court decision in the Watergate tapes case and said they expected President Nixon to comply.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Nixon
Nixon weighing response to Supreme Court Watergate tapes order
President Nixon reviews the Supreme Court ruling that he must surrender more Watergate tapes and will issue a statement soon. White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler declined to indicate Nixon's planned response.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Greek cabinet formed under Karamanlis after civilian government
Constantine Karamanlis formed a cabinet drawing from his National Radical Union and the Center Union. He named George Mavros, 65, as deputy premier and foreign minister in Greece's first civilian government in seven years.
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Athens
UPI
Constantine Karamanlis
Greece
National Radical Union
Center Union Party
Karamanlis
George Mavros
Thunderstorms Possible Tonight With Warm Humid Day Ahead
Thursday outlook calls for increasing warmth and humidity with a high near 106. Overnight low around 80. A 20 percent chance of measurable rain tonight with evening or night thundershowers possible.
Scottsdale Amortization Debate Heads to Aug 13 Study Session
Scottsdale officials prepare for a final round over the sign amortization ordinance with business groups led by SAM, the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, and the Scottsdale Board of Realtors. Mayor William Jenkins cautions there will be no tomorrow after August 13 as proposals are not to be funded by the city. Council members stress no city money for removing or replacing nonconforming signs and request written proposals by August 6 to speed review.
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William Jenkins
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
Heinz Hink
Jenkins
Richard Campana
Paul Schulte
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Herb Drinkwater
Hink
Billie Gentry
Charles Smith
Schulte
Salt River water release blamed for fatal flood car crash
Salt River Indian police charged they were not notified of water release into the Salt River bed east of here after heavy rains. A car carrying seven people, including Calvin and Harvey Wilson and Ramsey Zagotaha, washed away. three occupants died. Several others escaped. Lucille Wilson was rescued. Officials disputed the charge, citing logs showing notifications to law enforcement.
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Salt River
Here
SRP
Marie Howard
Jarvis Patrick
Wolfram Ott
Ott
Salt River Project
Scottsdale coach protests MCCCD recruiting policy rules
Scottsdale Community College athletic director Larry Philpot says SCC will cooperate with the MCCCD board's new recruiting ban but requires clear interpretation of rules. He warns the policy will hurt SCC and questions what counts as recruiting, noting prior out-of-state activity and boundary issues. He insists SCC mainly handles inquiries by letter or phone and contests the county focus.
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Bobsnider
Scottsdale Community College
Larry Philpot
Maricopa County Community College Board
Philpot
Scottsdale’ Community College
Scottsdale
Pacific Northwest
Jerry Drescher
SCC
Arizona Community College Athletic Conference
Cog Philpot
Maricopa County
Arizona
MCCCD
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Peter W. Rodino Jr
House Judiciary Committee
Rodino
McDowell
C of
United Press International
Library
Council
Mrs. Gentry
Oak Street
Beeline Highway
Reservation
Calvin Wilson
Harvey
Ramsey Zagotaha
Whiteriver
Mesa
Phoenix College
Glendale
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