Nixon Aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman Questioned in Watergate Inquiry
Former presidential advisers H R Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman were questioned by federal prosecutors and a grand jury in the Watergate investigation. John W. Dean III and Jeb S. Magruder were also reported negotiating for immunity as they discussed the burglary and cover up. Magruder testified earlier, while Dean sought terms, with prosecutors eyeing wider cooperation.
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Washington
UPI
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Jeb S. Magruder
Democratic National
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John J. Wilson
Grand Jury
Wilson
Washington Star-News
Immunity talks in Watergate probe raise time frame
The Star-News reports Dean may face nine months if he serves, with Charles H. Shaffer handling negotiations. Officials weigh immunity but demand proof documentation suffices to exempt him from prosecution. Haldeman and Ehrlichman plan secret Friday talks with Senate Watergate counsel.
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Star-News
Dean
Charles H. Shaffer
U.S. Attorney's Office
New York
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Shaffer
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Senate
Means and Holder among five indicted in federal conspiracy
Russell Means and Stanley Holder leaders of the American Indian Movement were among five men indicted in Phoenix on a conspiracy to transport firearms to Wounded Knee South Dakota. The indictment says the weapons were to be used to aid civil disorder and were to be moved to the disputed area as of February 27.
Papago Council to Discuss Three Year Law Contract
The Papago Tribal Council will meet Friday to discuss a proposed three year contract for tribal attorney Edward Berger. The requested amount is 59 thousand 700 dollars drawing criticism from tribal leaders and residents who call the sum excessive.
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Papago
Edward Berger
Two Casa Grande Officers Suspended as Probe Continues
In Casa Grande two police sergeants and a patrolman were suspended for five days without pay amid allegations of promiscuous conduct with a 17 year old girl. Sgt Ardell Witt Jr was demoted to patrolman and patrolman Quinn Green also faced suspension. Patrolman Gary Lockwood resigned during the investigation.
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Casa Grande
Ardell Witt Jr
Quinn Green
Witt
Gary Lockwood
Agnew Wins Glendale Community College Associated Students Presidency
Ralph Agnew wins the Glendale Community College Associated Students presidency defeating Jerry Lane by 41 votes. The result shifts student leadership at Glendale with Agnew taking office.
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Glendale
Agnew
Ralph Agnew
Associated Students At
Glendale Community College
Jerry Lane
Youth shoots self in leg during Shea Boulevard driveby
A 16 year old Scottsdale youth reported shooting his left leg with a .45 pistol while driving at 60 mph on Shea Boulevard near Pima Road. He said the gun bounced on the floorboard and discharged as he reached for it, injuring his calf. he was treated and released. Passers by helped transport him to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Scottsdale
James Howard
Shea Boulevard
Howard
Ebvert Howard
Shea
Pima Road
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Anthony Pantera
E. Doubletree Ranch
James Whipple
110Th St
Pantera
Three Scottsdale and Paradise Valley Students Win Merit Scholarships
Katharine Pampler Laura Pauli and Karen Aaker receive National Merit Scholarships. Aaker earns a math scholarship to Occidental College in Los Angeles and is active in National Honor Society Future Teachers of America and clubs. Pampler wins a Pomona College scholarship to study philosophy and is top five percent, NHS president and Young Democrats treasurer. Pauli receives a Willamette University scholarship to study psychology and serves in Honor Society tutoring and musical crew.
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Karen M. Aaker
Paradise Valley High
Katharine J. Pampler
Laura F. Pauli
Saguaro High
Miss Aaker
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Calif
National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America and
Spanish and Science Clubs
National Honor Society
The
Young Democrats
Musical Technical Crew
Warming trend continues across Arizona with slight cooling expected
The two day warming trend persists with forecast for this afternoon becoming variable clouds and a drop in temperatures by Friday. A weak frontal system moving inland from the Pacific drives the change with Wednesday highs reported from 59 at Flagstaff to 92 at Gila Bend. Desert areas may hit mid 90s while the rim sits near 70. Low temperatures show little statewide change amid strong radiational cooling in dry spring air.
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Pacific
Flagstaff
Gila Bend
Obituary Leverett Hubbard 91 Retired Banker Dies in Scottsdale
Leverett Mardsen Hubbard age 91 a retired banker who moved to Scottsdale from Newtown Connecticut died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He was born in Wallingford Connecticut and retired from banking in 1952 with Connecticut River Banking Company and Travelers Bank and Trust Company of Hartford. He served as director for Travelers Insurance and was Princeton University class of 1905. Survived by wife Gladys a son Leverett M Jr of St Louis and two grandchildren. Services and interment in Newtown with Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Leverett Mardsen Hubbard
Scottsdale
Newtown
Conn
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hubbard
E. Second St
Wallingford
Connecticut River Banking Company
Travelers Bank and Trust Company
Hartford
Travelers Insurance Company
Dohse Services Held for AiResearch Inspector Wayne J Dohse
Wayne J Dohse 71 longtime AiResearch inspector died Wednesday at Golden Age Nursing Home in Arizona. Born in St Marys Ohio he moved to Arizona in 1943 from Anderson Indiana and was 1941 Indiana state bowling champion. Survivors include two sons Robert Scottsdale and James Anchorage Alaska and six grandchildren.
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Wayne J. Dohse
Green Acres Cemetery
Mr. Dohse
E. Sedgemont
Golden Age Nursing Home
St. Marys
Ohio
Arizona
Anderson
Ind
The
Elks
Indiana
Robert
Scottsdale
James
Anchorage
Alaska
Moss Rites Planned for Valley Resident Josephine Moss
Graveside services for Josephine E. Moss aged 79 who died Tuesday at Maricopa County General Hospital will be held at Greenwood Cemetery. She lived at 5906 North 83rd Street and recently moved from Jasper Alabama. Survivors include daughter Elizabeth Peffley of Scottsdale son Harold Moss and Fred Moss eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Josephine E. Moss
Maricopa County General Hospital
Greenwood Cemetery
W. van Buren
Burglar Breaks Into Home Through Wall in Santa Clara County
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Lee report a break in at 4440 E Joshua Tree Lane where a burglar hacked through a cement wall into a closet and stole an estimated 3000 to 4000 in jewelry between 8 and 9 30 p m. The couple found a ransacked bedroom and a closet hole after returning and the window and door alarm system did not activate.
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Thomas J. Lee
E. Joshua Tree Lane
Queen Invited to Pot Festival in Windsor
Organizer Bill Dwyer invited Queen Elizabeth II to attend the Pop and Pot Festival in Windsor in August. Buckingham Palace declined comment. Dwyer said a royal appearance would bring great rejoicing, while last year’s event faced nudity and naked sports amid Olympic echoes.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Bill Dwyer
Pearance
Windsor
Viet Cong accuse Nixon of Watergate tactics in Vietnam
Viet Cong ambassador Dinh Ba Thai accused the Nixon administration of using Watergate style tactics to wage war in Indochina. He said the United States and Saigon have violated the Paris accord and its protocols since January 27, while rejecting claims of a massed offensive. He urged restraint from talks with Kissinger and Tho, noting the atmosphere was not favorable.
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Paris
Indochina
Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Nguyen Co.Thach
United States
Scottsdale Residents Lead Israel 25th Anniversary Festival in Phoenix
Six Scottsdale area organizers plan a weekend Israel celebration at Phoenix College 1202 W Thomas Rd open to the public. Events include a 1 p.m. Sunday children's program with parade puppet show and films and a live 4 p.m. Sunday phone hook up with Prime Minister Golda Meir. Admission is $1. Ordeal and Triumph multimedia production opens Saturday night at 8 with the story from Moses to Israel's 1948 founding.
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Scottsdale Area
Phoenix
State of Israel
Phoenix College
W. Thomas Rd
Karen Mehlman
Janet Silver
Margie Roth
Golda Meir
Paula Grouch
Sharon Briskman
Jerusalem
Paradise Valley Eyes Principal-Elect For New Desert Shadows Middle
Supt H Ray Shipley plans to recommend James Gleason as principal-elect of Paradise Valley School Districts third middle school to be built on the Desert Shadows site at 5902 E Sweetwater. Board meets 8 p m at 3012 E Greenway. The school aims to serve 700 seventh and eighth graders in September 1974.
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H. Ray Shipley
Paradise Valley School Board
James Gleason
Desert Shadows
E. Sweetwater
E. Greenway
Gleason
Franklin
Wis
Schoolway Transportation Co
Scottsdale
Cave Creek
Senate Unit Clears Bill for Handicapped Education
The Arizona Senate Education Committee approved a House-passed bill mandating all school districts offer special education for physically handicapped children by 1976. It funds a voucher system to relocate students to districts or private schools until full implementation. Rep. Bob Hungerford cites moral and legal needs amid potential court action.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate Education Committee
House
Senate
Scottsdale
Bob Hungerford
Arizona
Hungerford
Ski Team Diet Claims 20 Pound Loss in Two Weeks
A promotional notice touts the U S Women’s Ski Team Diet claiming rapid weight loss of 20 pounds in 14 days. It emphasizes no hunger, ease of use for travel or work, and directs readers to mail $2 to Health Aids Institute in Palo Alto for the program.
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Colorado
U.S
O.K
Health Aids Institute
P.O
Palo Alto
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Bernard Roth
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Miss Pauli
Willamette University
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Princeton University
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Indian School Rd
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