Nixon will not resign says Julie and David Eisenhower
Julie and David Eisenhower declared Nixon will not resign under any circumstances and will pursue impeachment through constitutional process. They spoke at a White House press conference in the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden amid resignation rumors, saying Nixon is stronger and determined to go the entire route in the House and Senate. They described the president as forward looking, while noting family reactions to Watergate criticisms.
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David Eisenhower
Nixon
Jacqueline’ Kennedy
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David
Potomac
House of Representatives
Senate
Scottsdale Merchants Win Openings in New Median Plan
Bud Sampson of Rental City says Scottsdale and McDowell Road business owners reached a deal to add two 125-foot openings in a new median and provide right of way for a third eastbound lane. The agreement aims to ease left turns into businesses west of Hayden Road while preserving traffic flow and city traffic-improvement goals.
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Bud Sampson
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Newspapers urge impeachment or resignation over Watergate scandal
The Miami Herald leads with impeachment as needed for government function. Senator Weicker calls Republicans fools for defending Nixon. A Greyhound bus crash in southeast Missouri on U S 60 62 kills eight and injures about thirty six.
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Judge keeps Calley bond as conviction campaign cited
A federal judge refused to revoke a $1000 bond for William Calley stating he was court martialed after what was described as the most massive conviction campaign. In Reno, Nevada Democrats passed a resolution calling for impeachment of President Nixon but offered no recommendation on Senate conviction.
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William Calley
Reno
Nevada
Richard Nixon
U.S. Senate
Belfast blast victim dies raising toll to 1016
A man injured in Northern Ireland's worst bomb blast of the year died in a hospital today, raising the death toll to 1,016 and making him the sixth fatality from the explosion which also left 17 injured. Lisbon junta to name provisional government next week for general elections and civilian rule, a regime spokesman said today.
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Northern Ireland
Lisbon
Portugal
Unclear Weather Update With Fragmentary Text
The text provides a fragmentary weather note mentioning very warm conditions with highs near 90s and a Sunday forecast. Uncertain locations or times are present, making specifics unavailable.
Arizona lawmakers end marathon session with 8.4 percent spending cap
Phoenix legislators wrapped up a 201 day session after 35 hours of continuous work approving an 8.4 percent limit on state spending based on personal income. They backed taxes, auto inspections, smog controls, Medicaid expansion, and ethics reforms while preparing a 676 million budget for next year and property tax adjustments. Governor Williams praised the finish as a historic marathon closing.
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House
Jack Williams
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Rio Salado
Salt River
Mesa
Tempe
Environmental Planning Commission hears citizen input at Saguaro High
TIM McGRAW reports on a Scottsdale EPC meeting where residents stressed local control over growth. Participants urged urban planning by cities and counties with state support, and voiced concerns about land use and preservation of liberties. The panel plans six more hearings before summarizing to the Legislature in January.
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Tim McGraw
State Environmental Planning Commission
Saguaro High
EPC
Dow Ben Roush
Paul Messinger
Planning Commission
Roy Stegall
Matt Ringer
Arizona
Friends of the Earth
Greg Cuoio
Superior Court
Charles
Roush
Taliesin-West
Stegall
Scottsdale
Messinger
Brookings Institute
Environmental Planning Commission
Paradise Valley Board Cuts Bond Sale By One Million
In a special session the Paradise Valley School Board trimmed nearly 1 million dollars from planned bond sales for the elementary and high school improvements. Bond market weakness and higher interest rates prompted raising the coupon limit to seven percent and reducing upcoming issues to 400000 in high school bonds and 500000 in elementary bonds.
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Young, Smith and Peacock, Inc
Phoenix
Michael Peacock
Faculty push to restructure MCCCD athletics in district
The Phoenix College Faculty Association approved a resolution calling for restructuring of Maricopa County Community College District athletics. The measure, tabled by the district faculty executive council pending August review, seeks boundaries for district schools, revised scholarships, coach recruitment criteria, and credits for participation, aiming to align athletics with community college values and restore morale and student interest.
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Maricopa County
MCCCD
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State Board of Ethics
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Shadow Mountain
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