Appeals Court Upholds Ehrlichman Liddy in Ellsberg Break-in Case
The U S Court of Appeals upholds the convictions of John Ehrlichman and G Gordon Liddy for the 1971 Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in while reversing the convictions of Eugenio Martinez and Bernard Barker who carried out the Los Angeles slap break in The decision notes Ehrlichman still faces prison terms in related Watergate cases and Barker and Martinez receive suspended sentences for duping by officials.
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Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Eugenio Martinez
Bernard L. Barker
Los Angeles
Louis J. Fielding
Ellsberg
Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Liddy
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Barker
Martinez
Elisberg
Pentagon
Vietnam
Fielding
Plumbers
Egil Krogh
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Three development plans cut for Northeast Scottsdale area
City leaders will review three revised plans for the 25 square mile Northeast Scottsdale area tonight. The plans, progressing from seven concepts, emphasize varying housing densities and commercial layouts while preserving low density zones and open space, with public hearings planned after tonight’s discussion.
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Scottsdale
Planning Commission
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Council
Commission
Ross A. Smith
Long Range
Pima and
Bell Roads
Pima
Bell
Shea
McDowell Mountains
Suspect Bound Over in Killing of Steven Grau
Suspect Michael Oran Stovall was bound over for arraignment in Maricopa County Superior Court after Scottsdale Justice of the Peace found probable cause that he shot and killed Steven James Grau of Kachina Village on May 8. Grau died in front of his girlfriend’s home at 7314 E Coronado. Stovall is held without bond on a first degree murder charge.
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Michael Oran Stovall
Flagstaff
Maricopa County
Mesa
Grau
Stovall
Robert Hertzberg
West
Scottsdale
Dennis Borkenhagen
Hertzberg
Linda Naegle
Naegle
Daughter backs artist’s blaze in tax protest at sunburned works
Arizona painter Ted DeGrazia burned more than 100 paintings worth over 1 million dollars in the Santa Catalina sun mountains to protest inheritance and gift tax laws. His daughter Lucy Bassamante says the act was a terrible waste but necessary and hopes he can settle down after clearing the issue.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Ted DeGrazia
DeGrazia
Tucson
Apache Junction
Sun Mountains
Scottsdale man warns city on tax lien laws after lawyer's death
Samuel R. Kotchever told the Phoenix Progress that Arizona statutes allowing purchase of delinquent tax properties could trigger a fatal incident like the shooting of Phoenix lawyer Stephen Lee Becker. Becker represented property owners in a tax lien dispute. Kotchever urged court oversight and proposed city buyouts to protect homeowners.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Phoenix
Stephen Lee Becker
Becker
L.R. Becker
Paradise Valley
Kotchever
Beirut Civil War Rages With Heavy Casualties
Moslems and Christians clash in a fierce rocket and artillery duel in Beirut. Police report 221 killed and 383 wounded overnight, raising the total death toll to over 19,000 as fires engulf high-rise buildings in downtown and suburbs.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Central Asia quake causes heavy area damage reported
A severe earthquake rocked Soviet Central Asia today with serious damage in many places. Tashkent Bukhara and Samarkand saw no casualties or major damage though Gazli and several small towns lost communications.
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Moscow
Kissinger hints at quitting if Ford wins in November
Reagan uses Kissinger foreign policy as Ford critique as Michigan primary nears. Kissinger signals resignation if Ford prevails in November after Ford's weekend Michigan trip including a whistle stop. Democrats also hold primaries on Tuesday.
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New York
Ronald Reagan
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Michigan
Kissinger
Everest Summit Reached by Two British Climbers
Two British soldiers Sgt. J.H. Stokes and Sgt. M.P. Lane reached the Mt Everest summit at 29 028 feet as part of a joint British Nepalese expedition. They suffered frostbite and are being escorted down with a detailed condition report pending.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
J.H. Stokes
M.P. Lane
Tony Streather
Ford nominates six to reconstitute Federal Elections Commission
President Ford moved to fill six seats on the Federal Elections Commission including a replacement for chairman Thomas B Curtis who asked not to be reappointed. William Springer of Champaign Michigan is the only new nominee. Senate confirmation is expected soon before the panel can approve a $2 million backlog in primary campaign subsidies. The commission will elect its own chairman and vice chairman.
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Washington
Ford
Federal Elections Commission
Thomas B. Curtis
Senate
Commission
Federal Power Commission
William Springer
Champaign
Curtis
Sunny and warm with near 100 degree high today
The forecast calls for sunny skies today and tomorrow with breezy conditions. Expect highs around 100 today and the upper 90s tomorrow with a low near 70 tonight.
City to pursue cleanup of Black Sheep Club site by June
The city may seek legal action to force a cleanup of the Black Sheep Club site if new owner Becker fails to act by June 1. Becker, who acquired the property March 8 via sheriff s deed, is linked to Steven Lee Becker, a lawyer slain Friday amid a tax lien dispute.
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Black Sheep Club
James Keppel
Becker
Paradise Valley
Keppel
Beckers
Lien
Mathis Becker
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Pima Road
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Shea Boulevard
Blaze
Lucy Bustamante
By David Lucas
Rotchever
Pete
Associated Press
Central Asia
Kissinger May
Everest
Stetson Drive
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