Nixon ignores subpoena deadline on Watergate tapes
President Nixon’s lawyers refuse to meet the subpoena deadline for 64 Watergate related conversations and vow to fight to the Supreme Court if needed. Judge Sirica sets new deadlines for Jaworski to respond while the House Judiciary Committee plots its impeachment inquiry strategy.
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Hungerford Attacks Central Arizona Project at Phoenix Forum
Rep. Robert Hungerford labeled CAP a grandiose political fix and warned Republicans to reassess support as he claimed Congress never funded it. Forum peers including Frank Welsh and Gilbert Jones urged alternatives like dry dams and using Verde River water. Rowe outlined CAP flaws and a broad indictment citing economic and environmental risks.
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Zebra killers and Death Angels stir San Francisco fears
San Francisco police say seven Black Muslims were arrested in the Zebra killings case but warn more arrests may follow. Mayor Alioto cites a Death Angels sect blamed for racially motivated murders while defense counsel disputes ties to the Zebra killers. In Arizona, Scottsdale Airport tower delays persist due to glass distortion and cab fit issues, with FAA promising action and a late summer operation target.
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Gina Lollobrigida Endorses Streaking in Japan Meeting
Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida told the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan that watching people run nude is fun after approving streaking during a Wednesday meeting.
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Quarrel leads to fatal self inflicted gunshot
A 40 year old north Phoenix man Herbert Parrish apparently shot himself to death Tuesday after a quarrel with his former wife. He was found dead in his parked car outside the home on Dreyfus Avenue. Police said the shooting occurred between noon and 1 pm with a .38 revolver. A passerby found the body after officers had been told of two family fights nearby.
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Welcome Nixon Protest Planned for Phoenix Visit
Plans by opposing groups to greet President Nixon and to protest his Friday visit were in final stages. Nixon will arrive privately at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport Friday afternoon and address a rally at Veterans Memorial Coliseum that evening.
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Barr seeks reelection as House majority leader in Phoenix district
Phoenix area politics highlight Republican Burton Barr announcing his candidacy for re election from a Northeast Phoenix district. Barr has served as House majority leader for six years and will seek another term.
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Mary Beth Collins Is CODAC Executive Director
Phoenix announces Mary Beth Collins was named Wednesday as executive director of CODAC, the Community Organization for Drug Abuse Control, a nonprofit focused on drug abuse prevention and treatment in the area.
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Phoenix board oversteps in denying Planned Parenthood permit
The Phoenix Solicitation Board was notified today it exceeded its authority by denying a fund raising permit to Planned Parenthood due to the organization's abortion policies.
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Rapist Given FiveYear Probation In Phoenix Case
Roger Eugene Simpson 28 formerly of Phoenix received five years probation after pleading guilty to raping his stepdaughters and assaulting his stepson.
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Brothers indicted for bank robbery in Arizona case
Two Scottsdale brothers Edwin Michael Packard and Donald Christopher Packard were indicted by a federal grand jury on bank robbery charges. Bond was set at 10 000 each by U S District Court Judge William P Copple. Edwin was arrested March 2 at the SunBurst Hotel after an escape bid. Donald remains in custody in Florida with an extradition warrant issued.
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