PR blitz denied as Nixon aides defend Watergate writings
White House spokesman denied a public relations blitz to aid Nixon against impeachment. James St. Clair and Alexander Haig appeared on TV to present the White House view while Ziegler urged reading transcripts line by line to prove Nixon's innocence. Buzhardt testified before a federal grand jury investigating erasure of 18 minutes from a Nixon recording.
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UPI
White House
Nixon
John W. Dean
Ronald L. Ziegler
Alexander M. Haig
James D. St. Clair
Ziegler
Haig
Senate Watergate Committee
Howard Hughes
ABC
St. Clair
NBC
Senate
Dean
House Judiciary Committee
J. Fred Buzhardt
Kidnap victim 17 recovering in Scottsdale
A 17-year-old Scottsdale girl listed in good condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being abducted Sunday evening. The assailant, in a 1966 blue or green Chevrolet, forced her into the car at a traffic light on Scottsdale Road near Culver Road to take photos before she jumped out at Continental Street while the car neared 35 mph. off duty Officer Henry Mulch helped and the suspect fled.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Debbie Tucker
Scottsdale Road
Culver Road
Tucker
Continental
James Kershner
Henry Mulch
Mulch
Prescott College and LaVerne College May Explore Merger
Officials from Prescott College and LaVerne College of California planned exploratory talks on a possible merger. President Frank Mertz said proposals would go to both boards if the talks seem wise.
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Prescott College
Prescott
LaVerne College of California
Frank Mertz
Old Maricopa Jail Cannot Reopen For Fire Code Violations
Phoenix Fire Marshal Ted Cummings said the old Maricopa County Courthouse jail cannot reopen to add state prison capacity as it fails city fire code. He described the violations as a life hazard and estimated a minimum $35,000 to fix the problems.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Ted Cummings
Bentsen Points to Inflation as Top U.S. Problem
Senator Lloyd Bentsen told a Democratic fund raising dinner on Saturday that inflation is the nation’s foremost issue. He compared current policy to Herbert Hoover era, arguing the economy benefits few while many suffer.
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Phoenix
America
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Herbert Hoover
Bentsen
Fannin Urges Retaining Domestic Oil Depletion Allowance
Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona told the Independent Petroleum Association that the depletion allowance should be kept for domestic oil but abolished for foreign oil. He noted the House Ways and Means Committee voted to phase out the deduction.
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Denver
Paul
Fannin
Rariz
Independent Petroleum Association of America Today
House
Ways and Means
Time lock foils robber at El Rancho Market
An armed man attempted a daytime robbery at El Rancho Market on Indian School Road. He forced clerk Donald Jenson to call a second employee and tried to open the time-locked safe but failed. After locking the two clerks in a restroom, the suspect fled. He is described as a white male, about 35 to 40, 5 feet 9 inches, 170 pounds with black hair.
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el Rancho
Indian School Rd
Donald Jenson
Jenson
Adolph Schilder
N. 75Th St
New York
Citizens Take the Initiative to Discuss Children Center Plan
A Tempe meeting at 708 South Lindon Lane discusses a proposed State Children's Center to coordinate services for children and advocate within state government. The plan is part of a five item initiative package endorsed by the Citizens Take the Initiative group ratified at a Tucson convention with broad support from local organizations.
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Citizens Take
Jolly Rush
Cook’ Christian Training School
Lindon Lane
Tempe
Citizens Political Action Group
Citizens Group
Tucson
Storms Building Over State From UPI Report
Storms are expected to develop over the state today and Tuesday as a stationary upper level low over southern California continues to trigger thundershowers. A few thunderclouds were seen Sunday in western Arizona and the White Mountains while moisture streams from the southeast. Precipitation should be negligible though strong gusty winds may raise dust in desert areas later afternoons.
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United Press International
California
Arizona
White Mountains
Obituary Richard R Hauser Paradise Valley bus driver
Richard Robert Hauser 47 of 4050 E Paradise Lane died of an apparent heart attack en route to John C Lincoln Saturday. He was a Wisconsin native who came to Arizona two years ago. Survivors include his wife Leona M, parents, children Danita Ann Hauser David L Dennis R Rodney R and Henry L, a brother and sister out of state, grandmother Mrs Ernest Lemke and three grandchildren. Service and burial will be in Onalaska Wisconsin.
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Richard Robert Hauser
Paradise
Lane
Paradise Valley
John C. Lincoln
Hauser
Wisconsin
Arizona
Leona M
Robert T. Hauser
Danita Ann Hauser
David L
Dennis R
Rodney R
Henry L
Ernest Lemke
Death of Earl W. Davison in Phoenix
Earl W. Davison 70 of 5814 N. Cattle Track died Friday in Phoenix Medi-Center. A native of Mooresforks New York he moved to Arizona 242 years ago and was a retired plumber and former Mason. Survivors include son James daughter Mary Lou Abrams and seven grandchildren. No services will be held per Messinger Mortuary announcement.
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Earl W. Davison
Phoenix Medi-Center
Mr. Davison
Mooresforks
N.Y
Arizona
New York
Stewart Manor Lodge
Chorus to perform Durufle Requiem at St. Maria Goretti
The 90 voice community choir directed by Norman Jenson will present the Durufle Requiem Op. 9 at 8 p.m. Tuesday at St. Maria Goretti Church. Marie Madeleine Durufle will accompany and an organ recital will be given. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for youths 18 and under.
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St. Maria Goretti
Granite Reef Rd
Norman Jenson
Maurice Durufle
Marie- Madeleine Durufle
Paradise Valley Medical Center seeks continuance on plans
Developers led by Whitney Sorrell request a continuance of the planning and zoning commission review for a special use permit to build a 9.4 acre clinic at 7129 E Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley. A parking variance may require a redesign from one to two stories.
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North
Board of Adjustment
Sorrell
Paulo Soleri
Cosanti Foundation
Doubletree Ranch Rd
Doubletree Ranchos III
Doubletree
56Th Street
Mirada Los Arcos
Lincoln Drive
32Nd Street
MCCCD ponders wage and salary hike
The Maricopa County Community College District board meets at 6 p.m. to consider salary increases for executive administrators led by District President Dr. John Prince and for student workers. Proposed executive raises up to 10.5 percent plus increments and student wages rise from 1.60 to 1.90 per hour, a change not seen since 1967.
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Maricopa County
Drugs in the schools topic discussed by Paradise Valley panel
PV North Scottsdale Bureau Staff report Paradise Valley School District students will join a panel tonight at Cross in the Desert Methodist Church to discuss drugs in schools. The session starts at 7 30 p m with speakers from law enforcement and the legislature.
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North
Desert’ Methodist Church
N. 32Nd St
Social Security Talk at Scottsdale Library Evening
George Wilson of the Social Security Administration will discuss the program that evening in the Scottsdale Public Library auditorium starting at 7 30 p m. Audience questions will be answered by Wilson in the session on Social Security and You.
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Social Security
Scottsdale Public Library
George Wilson
The
Social
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