Nixon weighs unanimous impeachment vote tactic
White House aides say President Nixon may urge Republican House members to vote on impeachment without debate to speed a trial in the Senate if needed. Several leading Republicans oppose the idea calling it a cop-out. Patrick Buchanan disclosed the plan as a means to get it over quickly. Deputy Secretary Warren acknowledged awareness of House sentiment.
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Nixon impeachment talk and GOP reactions in House
Buchanan warns of serious slippage over four weeks but says Nixon and aides have a strategy to stem impeachment. Two Republicans, Sam Steiger of Arizona and Charles S. Gubser of California, floated a quick House vote. House Republican Leader John Rhodes of Arizona dismissed the proposal as a gimmick.
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Ex POW Bill McMurry adjusts to ASU life after Lang Vei
Army staff sergeant Bill McMurry Jr, a Scottsdale native and former prisoner of war, returns to civilian life while pursuing criminal justice at Arizona State University. He re-enlisted for six years, studies psychology as a core, and plans military intelligence work. He balances classwork with social life and reflects on adaptation after captivity.
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Union seeks role in district policy discussions
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers asks to have union representatives at the district administration cabinet meetings to prevent oversights and misunderstandings. Larry Bell notes the move aims to avoid making the union an adversary while preserving involvement in policy planning and school operations.
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Feighan Gains AFL-CIO Labor Backing in Arizona Senate Bid
The AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education endorsed William Mathews Feighan for the U S Senate in Arizona, with other COPE picks for governor and congressional races. The panel avoided broader endorsements, citing new campaign finance laws restricting union treasury contributions and limiting funding to voluntary member donations.
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Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Michael Feighan
U.S
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Jonathan Marshall
George Oglesby
Morris Udall
Pat Fullinwider
Pat Bosch
Bud
Panel votes land back to Havasupai in Grand Canyon measure
The House Interior Committee tentatively approved an amendment to return 185000 acres of Grand Canyon land to the Havasupai Indians. The 24 to 11 vote would grant title to land they already use under permit, aiming to improve health and economic conditions on the 518 acre bottom-dwelling reservation.
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UPI
House Interior Committee
Grand Canyon
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Sam Steiger
Rariz
Ketchum
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
Senate
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona economy seen outpacing nation in late 1974 recovery
Valley National Bank economists predict Arizona will lead the U S in economic recovery through the second half of 1974 and into 1975 despite slower activity in early 1974. The Arizona Progress bulletin notes inflation and high rates but signs of stabilization with a May business index at 186.9, up 8 percent from May 1973 though 2 percent below last December. Personal income topped 9 billion in 1973, rising 11.8 percent from 1972, with per capita income at 4504. Agriculture lagged national gains by 32.4 percent while other sectors grew faster than the national rate.
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Arizona
Stein revises inflation forecast as prices rise faster
Washington. Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, said he was too optimistic about inflation ending the year at seven percent. He told the House Senate Joint Economic Committee that prices outside food and fuel rose more than expected and declined to set a new target. He warned the year end rate would be higher than previously thought though still below early 1974 levels.
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UPI
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Joint Economic Committee
Nixon asserts executive privilege over portions of tapes
President Nixon claims executive privilege on 48 minutes of conversations the tapes surrendered to prosecutors cover. Five minutes twelve seconds of a subpoenaed tape do not exist because the recording ran out and was replaced mid conversation.
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Washington
Nixon
Watergate
Weather Outlook: Hot Humid With Scattered Thunderstorms
Forecaster notes generally fair conditions today tonight and Thursday with a slight chance of late afternoon or early evening thunderstorms. Heat and humidity continue with highs near 107 and overnight lows around the low 80s. Rain chances are 10 percent today and 20 percent tonight.
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