House committee moves to impeach Nixon over Watergate tapes
The House Judiciary Committee voted 21 to 17 to recommend impeachment and removal, charging President Nixon with disobeying subpoenas for Watergate tapes and citing obstruction of justice in the cover up. Additional articles may follow as full House debate looms.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
House of Representatives
Robert McClory
Ilinois
McClory
Lawrence J. Hogan
Maryland
GOP
Walter Flowers
Alabama
James Mann
South Carolina
White House
U.S
America
House
Kesman
Rep. J. Hogan
Supreme Court
Watergate
David W. Dennis
R-Ind
Scottsdale School District Sues Bread Firms Over Price Fixing
The Scottsdale School District sues five baking companies in federal court to recover alleged losses from bread price fixing. Damages to be set, with potential triple recovery under state law. District seeks at least part of 267000 spent on bread over ten years, aiming at Rainbow Baking Co. and others. Executives from several firms have faced fines or jail terms in related actions.
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Scottsdale
al Firestein
Maricopa County
Jack Kearney
Rainbow Baking Co
Phoenix
Rainbo Baking Co
Tucson
Holsum Bakery, Inc
Burns rules out easing high rates until inflation burns out
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the House Banking Committee that no slackening of tight money will occur while inflation remains. He urged continued restraint in money and credit growth along with reduced federal spending to curb double digit inflation. President Nixon's council chief Herbert Stein supported the stance. Vice President Ford voiced concern about high rates. Burns said moderation must be gradual to avoid harming the real economy. He cited a roughly 6 percent money-supply growth over the past year and stressed price stability requires a national effort this year and beyond.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Senate
Icing Economiftee
Burns
Fed
Gerald R. Ford
Cherokee School to open with no double sessions at Cocopah
Scottsdale officials announced Cherokee will open by school year start, avoiding double sessions after delays. Principal figures include superintendent and contractor assurances from Ronald G. Roth Construction and architect Michael Goodwin.
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Cocopah
Jack Kearney
Scottsdale School
Kearney
Ronald G. Roth
Weather Outlook for Two Warm Days
Mostly sunny today and Wednesday with a slight risk of late thunderstorms and gusty winds. Highs near 108 degrees both days and humidity rising as a warm front moves in.
City and builders clash over water hookup fee in court
In Maricopa County Superior Court city attorney Richard Filler defended Scottsdale’s water hookup fee against Home Builders Association of Central Arizona claims it is unconstitutional and arbitrary. The suit filed in 1972 follows charter amendments allowing fees in lieu of water services and adds that the $400 plus charges burden homeowners and threaten existing Phoenix water services.
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Bruce Jameson
Richard Filler
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Robert L. Myers
Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona
Scottsdale
Nishing
Richard Mettler
The
Home Builders Association
Anne
Mettler
City of Phoenix Water
Visit Er
Cortes
Dale Carter
Riverside Robber Shoots Self During Market HoldUp
Michael Robuck 19 held up a Riverside supermarket with a pistol, took 61.60 and two Cokes, tied a clerk in a back room, and shot himself in the hand while escaping. He fled home but police stopped speeding en route to a hospital.
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Riverside
Calif
UPI
Michael Robuck
Robuck
Wand R Roberts
Wercome
Kissinger seeks bipartisan path in impeachment talks
Kissinger told a Senate panel he aims to run foreign policy on the widest possible bipartisan basis during impeachment proceedings. He spoke after briefing on the world situation as Britain Turkey and Greece reportedly reached a Cyprus peace plan. The report notes his calls to the Turkish premier to soften conditions for peace.
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Capitol Hill
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Senate Committee
Geneva
Britain
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Ford Chairman Forecasts Strong 1975 Car Sales
Detroit Ford Motor Company chairman Henry Ford the second said the company expects to sell at least 10 million cars in 1975, above 9.4 million this year but still one million below the 1973 record.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry
Ford
Rats Level Crops Near Verdun France
Verdu village mayor reports field mice and rats have leveled crops near Verdun. Officials blame warm weather for good breeding, lack of rat control programs, and scarce natural predators.
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Verdun
France
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L. B. Spacewater
John Martinek
Geoffrey Foster
Alan Spahn
Dennis
Baird's Bread Co
C.J. Patterson Co
Kansas City
Serv-Us Bakeries
Roland W. Baird Jr
Baird’s Bread Co
Clark Rorback
Bread Company
Firestein
Rainbo
Arizona
State of
Clerk of Federal Court
By Burns
United Press International
Ways and Means Committee
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
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