Judiciary panel insists on White House records in Nixon probe
Two House Judiciary Committee members argue the panel requests are limited to what is needed to finish the Watergate impeachment inquiry. They say cooperation is essential and threaten subpoenas if the White House withholds six tapes, documents, and a file index. A public poll shows 54 percent favor impeachment if access is denied.
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Wheat price debate sparks claim of loaf price scare
American Farm Bureau spokesmen press baking industry to counter alleged scare tactics claiming bread prices will rise to a dollar per loaf. Creston Foster, information director, remarks at recent press conference.
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Senate panel holds up Arizona bicycle path bill
A Senate Finance and Revenue Committee halted action on a bill to create a state fund for bicycle and pedestrian pathways, with $1.5 million initial funding and a 0.5 percent sales tax on bicycle retail purchases. Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa show strong interest while financing may be reduced before final vote.
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Scottsdale Weather Forecast Sees Warm Up Into Week
The forecast for Scottsdale and the Valley predicts continued sunny skies through Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Afternoon highs will reach the mid 70s, up from the low 70s today, while overnight lows fall to the mid 40s.
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Couple found dead in cabin near Lake Mary
United Press International reports Russell Bridge 56 and Arlene 53 were found dead in their Lake Mary cabin, asphyxiation suspected from a faulty gas heater. Autopsies scheduled. PHOENIX Minority Leader Craig Davids warns of serious errors in assessments mailed to property owners in Maricopa and Pinal counties. final day to file official notes Friday. owners urged to examine assessments carefully.
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Suspect Held in Slaying of Phoenix Woman
Ronald L. Shade, 36, of Phoenix, was held as a suspect in the shooting death of Marilyn Joyce Flowers, 38, whose body was found in her home early Saturday. Shade was arrested hours after the discovery.
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Young Republicans reject impeachment push at state convention
The Arizona Young Republicans defeated a move to support impeachment of President Nixon. They passed a resolution by 44 to 21 calling for a full but fair impeachment inquiry during the convention's final day.
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Mrs Mona Cholette Dies at 70 in Scottsdale
Services and burial for Mona W. Cholette 70 who died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital will be Tuesday in Grand Rapids Michigan. A J Moore and Sons Mortuary is in charge of local arrangements. She was born in Traverse City Michigan and established a winter home here. Survivors include her husband Paul and her mother Mabel Williamson of Grand Rapids.
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City Receives 229 600 Grant for Four Parks
The city was awarded 229 600 from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Land and Water Conservation Fund to develop four parks totaling about 14 acres. No matching funds are required. Three parks will be on McCormick Ranch and one in the Sands Scottsdale development east of the ranch. Land for the parks was donated by developers.
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Two Convenience Stores Robbed Within ninety minutes
Two markets were robbed Sunday evening by a white male in his mid twenties. Helen Shirley at the U Totem on East Roosevelt says the man entered at about 9 30 p m placed a chrome revolver on the counter and took about 150 dollars. Carla Saunders at Circle K on North Miller Road reports a similar robbery at about 11 p m with about 70 dollars taken. Susan Creswell was present. all describe the suspect as a white man 5 8 to 6 feet tall with brown hair.
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Eban to Lead Talks on Golan Front with Syria in Washington
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban heads to Washington to lay groundwork for indirect talks with Syria on troop disengagement along the Golan Heights. Defense Minister Dayan may lead the Israeli team. Syria has not named negotiators. Dayan plans to visit by March 21. Assad says he is not pessimistic about talks.
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Hawaii Travelogue Shines Spotlight On Islands At Library
The March Travelogue Series at Scottsdale Public Library hosts a Hawaii film on the outer islands and Honolulu. Betty Van Matre of Ki Wi Speakers Bureau and American Airlines presents. Free event with limited seating and urged reservations.
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Opposition to rezoning plan for office building at 35th and Shea
About 40 neighbors object to a two story 30 000 square foot Ricco Construction Co office on 244 acres near 35th Street and Shea Boulevard arguing it would erode residential character and set a precedent. Scottsdale firm J and F Development seeks rezoning to PAD for 80 acre site at 52nd Street and Shea with a nine hole golf course 16 tennis courts 30 resort homes. Norman Barnett notes 20 acres lie in Indian Bend Wash flood plain. proposed tennis golf clubhouse 9 000 square feet. City staff recommends approval with site plan filing.
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Hearing set on pay talks bill in Arizona
The Senate Education Committee schedules a Wednesday 3 p.m. hearing on a bill requiring school boards to bargain with teachers on salary and other contracts. The measure, backed by the Arizona Education Association, would allow public employees to choose a representative to negotiate with employers.
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Goldwater to Speak at 200th Independence Celebration
Sen. Barry Goldwater will address a two day celebration of 200 years of independence with a banquet at 7 30 p m in the Arizona Room of the ASU Memorial Union. Tickets cost 6 50 per person and are available from the ASU history department.
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