Mitchell seeks to avoid testifying before Watergate panel
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell asked the Senate Watergate committee not to compel his testimony on grounds it would force him to reveal his entire defense before the government proves a case and violate right to stand mute. White House Nixon Dean summaries emerge amid leak furor as leaders condemn disclosures.
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White House
Nixon
John W. Dean
NBC
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Washington Post
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Committee
Senate
Watergate Committee
Hugh Scott
Scott
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
School Board Adopts Guidelines For Controversial Topics
Scottsdale school board unanimously approved an administrative policy guiding controversial issues in classrooms. The plan, proposed by Dr. Phil Gates, responds to student requests after complaints at Coronado High about hearing Gay Liberation Movement speakers. The policy aims to ensure access to information, unbiased instruction, and respect for minority views while outlining procedures for teachers and principals.
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Scottsdale
Phil Gates
James Wellington
Coronado High
Loloma Elementary School
Loloma
Soloma
Osmond Burton Jr
Gabriel Reuben
Don Salter
Reuben
Supreme Court Sets Obscenity Standards for States
The court issued new obscenity guidelines by a 5-4 majority, allowing states greater leeway to curb distribution of pornographic material. It lets juries in state courts judge prurient appeal by community standards and notes cases from California and Georgia, with dissents by Douglas Brennan Stewart and Marshall.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
California
Georgia
Marvin Miller
Costa Mesa
Murray Kaplan
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court
Burger
Thief Nearly Caught At Safari Hotel Break-Ins
Scottsdale police chase a suspect believed to have broken into three hotel rooms at the Safari Hotel on Wednesday. A man was seen trying to enter a fourth room around 8 p.m. and fled on foot as guards tried to stop him. Victims report cash and travelers checks taken from rooms between 2:45 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Pass keys suspected. Victims include William Robertson of Plaza del Rey California $110 cash, James Stoddard of Patrick Air Force Base Florida $80 cash, and Robert Bowie of Lakewood Colorado $100 in travelers checks.
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Scottsdale
Dale Samuels
Safari Hotel
Scottsdale Rd
Samuels
William
Patrick Air Force Base
Cape Kennedy
Florida
Robert Bowie
Lakewood
Colo
Aero Mexico DC9 Crashes Near Puerto Vallarta
Rescue teams reached a mangled wreck on a 1500 foot mountain above Puerto Vallarta and found no life signs. The Aero Mexico DC9 carrying 23 passengers including at least 14 Americans crashed while descending from 14000 feet and exploded, with rescue boats scouring the rugged coast for survivors. Two identified Americans were Daniel and Susanna Hilliard of Houston.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
UPI
Houston
Texas
Aero Mexico
Pacific Coast
Aero-Mexico
Daniel Hilliard
Susanna
Hilliard
Zytron Corp
Obituary of Charles R. Corum 79 Resident for 25 Years
Charles R. Corum 79 longtime resident died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after living in the area 25 years. He came from Los Angeles retired from real estate in 1948 and taught insurance and real estate classes. Survivors include wife Maude two sons Robert Redlands Calif Harry Los Angeles daughter Mrs. Mabel Marston San Jose six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Charles R. Corum
Messinger Mortuary
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Corum
E. Camelback
Los Angeles
Lake
Maude
Robert
Redlands
Calif
Harry
Mabel Marston
San Jose
Suit against state officials dismissed in tax audit case
U S District Court Judge William Copple dismissed a 24.2 million suit by Robert J Stewart owner of Bob's Country Store Gilbert claiming his constitutional rights were violated after he was fined 300 dollars for not submitting records for a sales tax audit of his store.
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Phoenix
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Copple
Robert J. Stewart
Bob
Gilbert
Death verdict reversed in Camelback Hospital case
A superior court judge reversed a coroner's jury finding that Neil Baumgarten died apparently due to negligence while at Camelback Hospital. Baumgarten, 28, of Tempe, died last November from burns suffered while strapped to a bed in the isolation room.
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Phoenix
Camelback Hospital
Robert L. Meyers
Neil Baumgarten
Tempe
Young Phoenix Drivers Have High Accident Rate
A Traffic Safety Division report shows 19 or 20 year olds, though 5 percent of licensed drivers, caused 16.5 percent of all accidents in the last four months of 1972.
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Phoenix
Traffic Safety Division
State Highway Department
Yuma Plants Faces Water Cutback After Health Dept Warning
City officials seek water conservation measures after the State Health Department orders halt to exceeding 15 million gallons per day. The plant has averaged 17 million gallons daily, with potential pollution risk if not reduced.
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Yuma
State Health Department
Health Department
Three Killed in I-10 Crash Near Picacho
A Chandler boy, 7 year old David Brock McClain, died at Tucson Medical Center from injuries after a two vehicle crash on Interstate 10 seventeen miles east of Picacho. His mother and sister were killed at the scene when their pickup was struck from behind by a semi tractor trailer.
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Chandler
David Brock McClain
Tucson Medical Center
Interstate 10
Picache
Grace Isley Baker obituary in Scottsdale
Grace Isley Baker, 79, died today at Acacia Nursing Home in Scottsdale. Born in Missouri, she moved to Scottsdale 15 years ago from Orange, California. Survivors include son Kenneth O. Baker of Scottsdale and one grandchild with two great grandchildren. Service and interment will be in Orange.
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Grace Isley Baker
Acacia Nursing Home
McKinley St
Scottsdale
Missouri
Orange
Calif
Kenneth O. Baker
Memorial for Charles W. Evans in Scottsdale
Charles W. Evans 57 a retired American Airlines captain and World War II Air Transport Command pilot died at his home in Scottsdale Survivors include his wife Edna son Charles and daughter Judy Memorial services set for 11 a.m. Friday at Christ Church of the Ascension Cremation to follow Messinger Mortuary handles arrangements
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Charles W. Evans
American Airlines
Stallion
Evans
Air Transport Command
Allied Pilots
Grey Eagles
Camelback Country Club
Scottsdale
Michigan
Great Neck
Edna
Charles
Virginia Beach
Vas
Judy Olender
Glen Oaks
N.Y
Julia Evans
East Haven
Christ Church of the Ascension
Lincoln Drive
Messinger Mortuary
Paradise Valley to hold final budget hearing and name new staff
Paradise Valley School Board will complete public hearings on the 1973-74 $9.65 million budget and consider appointing a new business manager James Talbot, selecting an architect for Desert Shadows Middle School, and reaffirming the Roadrunner Elementary buy. The district tax rate may rise to $10.23 per $100, with an adoption set for July 5.
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Paradise Valley School Board
Desert Shadows
Roadrunner
H. Ray Shipley
Shipley
James Talbot
Madison Elementary
Paradise Valley
Talbot
Creta Sabine
Tempe
Michael and Kemper Goodwin
E. Sweetwater
FE. Cholla
Mastercraft Homes
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Marcer
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Pepsico
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Chrysler
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Cities Service
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Southern Pacific
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Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Talley Industries
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Texaco
Exxon
Texas Gulf
Fairchild Camera
Trans Americas
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TWA
Frontier
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