Dean testifies Nixon stalled bugging probe
John W. Dean III testified before the Senate Watergate committee that President Nixon stalled a 1972 congressional probe into Watergate bugging and asked to halt tax audits of friends. He said Nixon learned his 1968 campaign was bugged and urged quieting troublesome reporters.
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Sewage Floods Los Angeles Harbor Forces Health Ban
An underground sewer pipe burst in Los Angeles flooding the harbor with millions of gallons of raw sewage. Health officials banned swimming water skiing and scuba diving as the sanitation bureau works to stop the flow and reduce bacteria levels with chlorine. The county ratified the emergency water contact ban.
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Connally says he is not unhappy with White House adviser role
Former Treasury secretary John B. Connally told reporters he is not unhappy serving as an unpaid adviser to President Nixon and hopes to leave by midsummer to return to his law practice. He said he is not fully utilized, is catching up on reading, and favors tough Phase IV measures including inflation controls for certain industries.
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Emperor's Gardens to open non smoking room in trial
Emperor's Gardens in Scottsdale will designate one dining room as no smoking during 5 to 11 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday for a one month trial. Owner Tony Tam says the move follows Betty Carnes led efforts for smoking curbs and after a recent Arizona legislation vote.
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SCC gets 64000 in grants for needy students
Scottsdale Community College announces two government grants totaling about 64000 for needy students. One is 39567 for the NDSL loan program and 24383 for a need based grant. Applications are open in the financial aids office directed by Dennis Hegle.
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Rhodes warns press overstep on Watergate coverage
Congressman John J. Rhodes commended the Washington Post for exposing Watergate while urging restraint in journalism. He said a fine line exists between responsible reporting and unfair press and cited Senator William Proxmire and a London Daily Mail editorial in support of his view.
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GM president warns of plant shutdown if standards not delayed
General Motors President Edward N. Cole warned that a new federal nitrogen oxide standard could force a total shutdown of GM plants and unemployment of hundreds of thousands unless the 1976 standard is delayed. EPA hearings on requests for a one year delay begin in Washington as GM argues suspension would lessen economic impact while protecting public health.
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City Talk to Highlight Scottsdale Parks Program on KTVK
KTVK will air a 1 30 p m City Talk segment detailing Scottsdale parks and recreation activities. The half hour show covers Home Pool Safety senior citizens Upward Parents square dancing for the retarded and aquatic programs for youths and young swimmers with Parks and Recreation director Spacewater outlining new directions for 73 74 plans. Coordinators Mary Snyder and John Munson oversee city production.
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Firefighters threaten court over Phoenix raise dispute
Phoenix firefighters union Local 493 plans legal action to force a raise, with president Duane Pell insisting there is no meaningful negotiation with the city administration and that staff will sue for alleged personnel rule violations.
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Tentative labor pact reached in Phoenix carpenters talks
A tentative agreement has been reached between the statewide carpenters union and two construction groups the Homebuilders Association of Central Arizona and the Arizona Building Contractors Associated General Contractors building chapter subject to ratification by 17 carpenters unions and the two contractor groups. Two recall petition circulators against Gov Jack Williams may be illegally registered in two counties Maricopa County Recorder Paul Marston said. He sent registration cards for Gustavo Alvarado Chavez and Louise Carol Caldes to Pima County where they also were registered. The two collected 2966 signatures.
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Officials weigh Papago Freeway alternatives study
The Regional Council of the Maricopa Association of Governments will meet July 11 to consider a State Highway Commission request to study alternatives to the Papago Freeway. A public forum is planned to gather opinions as the association staff conducts the study.
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Brush Fire Near Cave Creek Contained After Seven Hours
A brush fire southwest of Cave Creek burned for about seven hours before being contained by Rural Fire Department crews around 9 a.m. It is expected to cause no further problems unless winds pick up. No acreage estimate was immediately available.
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Phoenix union case weighs Safeway boycott ruling
Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy concluded three days of testimony on whether the United Farm Workers may legally boycott Safeway Stores. The pivotal issue is if the state can constitutionally bar a union from boycotting a secondary employer under last year’s farm labor bill, with Safeway seeking damages from the boycott threat.
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