Nixon aide LaRue pleads guilty in Watergate coverup
Frederick C. LaRue, a top Nixon campaign official, admitted conspiring to obstruct justice and agreed to cooperate against others. He waived indictment, faced up to five years in prison, and testified that he helped plan a coverup after the 1972 Democratic National Committee break in.
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Washington
UPI
Frederick C. LaRue
LaRue
John N. Mitchell
Democratic National
Senate
John W. Deean III
Jeb Stuart Mag
Sirica
Fred Benson Jr
Archibald Cox
James F. Neal
Cox
Miss X A Living Doll Hired By Scottsdale School Board
At a Scottsdale School Board meeting an unusual adult female employee described as unbreakable and seven pounds was recommended for hiring. She would teach health services next year for a total lifetime salary of 280.80.
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Scottsdale
Saguaro Stadium stands repair eyed amid flood damage
Scottsdale School District officials seek remuneration from contractors for east stands at Saguaro High football stadium after June 1972 flood. Johnson and Son built the stands in 1970. repairs planned under $10,000 with no suit filed yet. Architects contend water erosion caused the damage. district weighs legal action with county attorney.
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Scottsdale
Saguaro High
Indian Bend Wash
Wash
O.W. Pedersen
Maricopa County
Johnson
Jimmie R. Nunn
Nunn
Jack Kearney
Lee Johnson
Osmond Burton
McDonald Dr
Hayden Road
82Nd Street
Burglary Wave Hits Scottsdale Areas Totals 7000
More than seven thousand dollars in merchandise furnishings and cash were stolen from Scottsdale businesses and homes in two days. The largest loss ranged from three thousand five hundred to four thousand dollars at Porter's of Scottsdale Inc. Thieves also took two televisions from the Broderick residence and several items from the Grapevine Restaurant and bakery. A musician at the SunBurst Hotel reported three hundred dollars missing and two diamond rings valued at three hundred fifty dollars stolen from Juanita Williams’s home.
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Scottsdale
Juanita Mae Williams
Lafayette
McCormick Considers Run for State Attorney General
Former Arizona consumer protection chief Jack McCormick told Scottsdale Democrats he has been urged by several groups to run for state attorney general. He criticized Gary Nelson for pressuring his resignation over policy differences, praising his aim to prosecute all consumer-law violators and noting the division's high case load despite small size.
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Jack McCormick
Scottsdale
Democrats
McCormick
Division of Consumer Protection
Arizona
Nelson
Obituary notice for Glen Hester former Wall Street and state fund controller
Glen Hester 49 longtime Arizona state compensation fund controller who previously worked at Dean Witter in Scottsdale died Saturday in Knoxville Iowa. Born Waltonville Illinois he moved to Phoenix 1945 and graduated University of Illinois 1944 serving in World War II as a navigator with the Eighth Air Force. Survived by wife Jenny two sons Scott and Mark a daughter Donna four brothers and a sister. Funeral Thursday 10 am at Shepherd of the Hills Church with viewing today 4 to 9 pm Paradise Chapel burial Green Acres Scottsdale.
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Glen Hester
Arizona State Compensation Fund
Dean Witter and Co., Inc
Scottsdale
Knoxville
Iowa
Mr. Hester
E. Weldon
Waltonville
Phoenix
Illinois
University of Illinois
HBA Life Insurance Co
Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church
Kiwanis Club
Jenny
Scott
Mark
Donna Hester
53Rd Street
East Lafayette Boulevard
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School
Green Acres Cemetery
Kelley confirmed to head up FBI
The Senate approved Clarence Kelley as the first permanent FBI director since Hoover with a 96 to 0 vote. Kelley, longtime FBI agent and Kansas City police chief, promises oversight and limited tenure while defending constitutional rights and opposing agency removal from Justice Department jurisdiction.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Clarence Kelley
Kansas City
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kelley
William D. Ruckelshaus
Mike Mansfield
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Judiciary Committee
Roman Hruska
Robert C. Byrd
Gray
Ruckelshaus
Byrd
Eastland
Justice Committee
Bruce R. Watkins
Law and Order
Congressional
Justice Department
Reward posted for vandalism in Scottsdale schools
The Scottsdale School Board accepted a $500 fund to reward citizens reporting vandalism at schools during the summer. Howard Ryan presented the gift and said remaining funds in August will go to the PTA of the least vandalized school. POST program starts now and donations urged. A vandalism report for the school year will be given in July.
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Scottsdale School Board
Howard Ryan
Scottsdale Association of Independent Insurance Agents, Inc
PTA
Protect Our Schools
Ryan
Surprise Heatwave Persists Through Weekend Says NWS
Forecasters at the Phoenix National Weather Service warn Valley residents to expect continuing extreme heat through the weekend with highs from 105 to 115 degrees. Even higher elevations will feel the sun’s intense heat, they said.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Valley
Vukcevich Loses Bid for School Superintendent Reinstatement
The State Personnel Commission, by a 4-1 vote, upheld the firing of Steve Vukcevich as superintendent of the State Industrial School for Boys at Ft. Grant. Vukcevich from Graham County said he expected the dismissal and planned to appeal to superior court with his attorney Bob Corbin.
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Phoenix
UPI
Steve Vukcevich
State Personnel Commission
State Industrial School For Boys
Ft. Grant
Barbara Dunham
Vukcevich
Graham County
Senator Charles Awalt Dies In Arizona Senate Veteran
State Senator Charles A. Awalt died Tuesday in Phoenix after a lengthy illness. A native of Chillicothe Texas aged 57 he had lived in Arizona since 1934 and was in his second Senate term serving on the Appropriations Judiciary and State County and Municipal Affairs Committees and the Joint Budget Committee. Funeral services were pending in Safford.
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Safford
Charles A. Awalt
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Awalt
Chillicothe
Tex
Arizona
Senate
Cement Masons Reach Key Step Toward Arizona Contract Settlement
Phoenix Cement Masons Local 394 reached a tentative accord with the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona and the Associated General Contractors Building Chapter. Talks with the Associated General Contractors Engineer Chapter continue to seek final agreement.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Cement Masons Local 394
Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona
Associated General Contractors
Maricopa County Fails to Receive Diesel Fuel Bids
Phoenix Maricopa County did not receive any bids on contracts for gasoline and diesel fuel for fiscal 1973 74. The county sought 835 000 gallons of gasoline for 900 on road vehicles and 290 000 gallons of diesel for 400 off road vehicles.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Bagdad man charged in deputy’s murder near Bagdad
Prescott Tony Moore aged 28 of Bagdad was charged Tuesday with the slaying of Yavapai County Sheriff’s Deputy George E. McMurren 44 who was killed Sunday night while investigating a cattle rustling report near Bagdad Another man Frank Rodriguez also of Bagdad is held as an accessory
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Prescott
Tony Moore
Bagdad
Yavapai County
George E. McMurren
McMurren
Frank Rodriguez
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