Goldwater urges Nixon to make truthful Watergate explaination
Senator Barry Goldwater urged former President Nixon to publicly explain the Watergate origins in a special TV appearance. He said Nixon must detail how the break in happened and admit the truth before the Republican Party can reconsider supporting him, noting Nixon’s actions damaged the party.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Goldwater
Arizona
David Frost
Republican Party
Frost
Paradise Valley Approves Two Subdivisions After Water Review
Paradise Valley town council approved Tierra del Paraiso and Las Casas Escondidas after staff and council investigations concluded water supplies meet standards. The Paradise Valley Water Co. will serve the projects, with a 70 year supply noted by the water commission. A future plat will record expected supply and standards. The council adopted two water aid resolutions and promoted conservation and support for the Central Arizona Project. A city auction at Miller and McKellips Roads will sell surplus property including police cars, furniture, tools, and equipment starting 9 a.m. with checkout by certified funds.
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Tierra del Paraiso
The
Water Commission
Paradise Valley Water Co
Water Company
Maricopa County
Commission
Camelhead Estates III
McDonald Drive
Tatum Boulevard
Central Arizona
Miller and McKellips
Scottsdale Corporation
Arizona open meetings bill endorsed by House panel
The House Government Operations Committee backed a Senate bill to clarify the open meetings law. Amendments supported by the Arizona Newspapers Association strengthen notice provisions and reaffirm openness, aiming to keep all public business accessible to the public and counter a state Supreme Court ruling on the Tax Appeals Board. Scottsdale Progress publisher Jonathan Marshall praised the move as significant.
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House Government Operations Committee
Senate
Arizona Newspapers Association
ANA
Larry Bahill
Tucson
Supreme Court
State Tax Appeals Board
House
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
ANA Freedom of Information Committee
Obituary: Lee Latham 51 Died At Home In Phoenix
Lee Latham 51 of 815 N Hayden Rd died Saturday at home. A Kentucky native, she moved to the Valley 14 years ago and worked as an accountant for First Federal Savings and Loan. Survived by daughter Toni Antoch of Phoenix and a sister and one grandson. Private services arranged by Universal Memorial Center in Phoenix.
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Lee Latham
N. Hayden Rd
Latham
The
Valley
Kentucky
First Federal Savings and Loan
Toni Antoch
Phoenix
Out of State
Universal Memorial Center
E. Jefferson St
Robert Latham 64 dies. longtime foreman in the Valley
Robert Latham, 64, of 815 N. dies at home. Born in New Mexico he moved to the Valley 10 years ago from Michigan and was a foreman at Teaching Tools. He was a World War II veteran and is survived by a stepdaughter Toni Antoch of Phoenix, two brothers, two sisters, and a grandson.
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Robert Latham
N. Hayden Rd
New Mexico
Mr. Latham
Michigan
Legislature Advances Medicaid Delay Through House Health Panel
The Arizona House Health Committee approved a bill delaying Medicaid for one year from Aug 15 1977 to Aug 15 1978. If approved by both chambers and sent to Gov. Raul Castro, the move could trigger another clash over funding and veto overrides amid ongoing funding disputes with counties.
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Phoenix
House Health Committee
Senate
House
Raul Castro
Castro
State Department
Arizona
Auditor finds errors in Maricopa County tax records
A state auditor's general report charges the Maricopa County Treasurer with keeping incorrect investment records and applying inconsistent interest calculations on back taxes. It also notes delays in selling delinquent properties, delaying tax rolls and lowering assessed values reducing state revenue sharing.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Huzar Pleads Innocent In Murder Arraignment
David E. Huzar 21 pleads innocent at arraignment for the murder of used car salesman Richard Teresa. Superior Court Judge Roger Strand orders no bond until trial set for June 29 before Judge Stanley Goodfarb.
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Phoenix
David E. Huzar
Richard Teresa
Roger Strand
Huzar
Stanley Goodfarb
Arizona AFL-CIO delegates to meet in Flagstaff convention
About 200 delegates from Arizona AFL-CIO labor unions will gather in Flagstaff for the annual convention to elect officers for the statewide body. Incumbent secretary treasurer Darwin Aycock, in office since 1967, appears unopposed, after previous opposition in four of five elections. In Tucson a suspended local attorney pleaded guilty in a federal marijuana case, admitting misprision of a felony and triggering the dismissal of related counts.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Afl-Cio
Darwin Aycock
Tucson
Theodore Geyler
Smoking at Scottsdale Forum Draws GOP Criticism
Betty Carnes says the Scottsdale Republican Forum ignored a smoke allowed issue after Roberta Unterberger refused to hear her April 9 complaint about cigarette smoke. Herbert Caywood warned against turning the matter into a cross party dispute and four board members supported not addressing it. Carnes, fundraising head for Action on Smoking and Health, notes about 50 of the forum’s 6 members do not smoke.
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Arizona
Betty Carnes
Herbert Caywood
Forum
Carnes
Roberta Unterberger
Caywood
National Fund Raising
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Shea
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Podiatry Association
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