Nixon to defy two subpoenas in impeachment inquiry
President Nixon plans to refuse two House Judiciary Committee subpoenas for 20 ITT tapes and 46 milk producers tapes and for diary entries from 1972 and 1973. James D. St Clair said the White House has provided most material and the committee will review five hours of Watergate tapes this week.
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Washington
UPI
James D. St. Clair
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
St. Clair
Tom Railsback
Clair
ITT
Milk Producers
White House
Tywest Corp creditors to meet over Scottsdale Sheraton case
Tywest Corp creditors holding claims against the corporation that owns the Scottsdale Sheraton Inn are invited to an informal 1 p.m. meeting at the hotel on Scottsdale Road. Tywest filed for Chapter XI bankruptcy in December after a New York bank foreclose attempt on a 3.8 million loan amid disputed construction costs and unpaid liens.
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Scottsdale Sheraton Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Tywest Corp
New York
Philip Tymon
Tymon
Tywest
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Phoenix
The
East New York Savings Bank of Brooklyn
Corporation
Global bizarre crimes surge as gunmen seize hostages
Reports from Geneva Seoul Genoa and Goteborg describe gunmen hijacking civilians to free allies or prisoners and brief sieges. In Geneva two women freed and three gunmen captured after a bank raid. in Seoul deserters held 24 hostages for 20 hours before overpowering captors. in Genoa a court faced pressure over leftist prisoners and Sossi. in Goteborg a drug store siege ended with hostages unharmed.
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United Press International
Geneva
Carouges
South Korea
Seoul
Genoa
Italy
Mario Sossi
Sossi
Goteberg
Sweden
Silver theft at U S Silver Corp losses three hundred coins and bars
Three hundred silver coins and two silver bars were stolen last weekend from U S Silver Corp at 5111 N Scottsdale Rd. The loss is valued at 3900 dollars. Broker Harold McClintock said he was hospitalized during the burglary and officers noted no forced entry with investigators suspecting a front door entry.
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U.S. Silver Corp
N. Scottsdale Rd
Harold 8. McClintock
Arizona GOP Leaders Criticize Williams Veto on Mental Retardation Unit
Phoenix Governor Jack Williams vetoes a bill with a rider creating an independent mental retardation unit, drawing sharp criticism from Republican leaders. Phoenix Republican Jerry Lokken is named East Phoenix justice of the peace, to succeed Rent Jennings when he resigns June 1.
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GOP
Phoenix
Jack Williams
House
Burton Barr
Lokken
JP Phoenix
Jerry Lokken
East Phoenix
Rent Jennings
Jennings
Computer glitch delays food stamp cards in Arizona
State officials blamed a computer malfunction for delays in issuing food stamps to about 1000 eligible recipients in Arizona. Rep. Michael Goodwin announced plans to seek the Republican nomination for secretary of state. In a separate action, four Lake Havasu Estates executives were sentenced to prison and fined for fraud.
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Phoenix
Michael Goodwin
R-Tempe
Lake Havasu Estates, Inc
U.S. District Court
William P. Copple
Tucson meeting between UA president and ousted surgery chief
A brief meeting occurred between University of Arizona President John Schaefer and the ousted surgery department head, PT Rang. The session aimed to address leadership concerns and potential next steps at the medical college.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
John Schaefer
PT Rang
Emprise Permits Renewed by Arizona Racing Commission
The State Racing Commission conditionally renewed permits held by Emprise Corp. a partial owner of all Arizona greyhound tracks and Prescott Downs. The action confirms ongoing control while conditions apply to operating the facilities in Phoenix and the state.
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Phoenix
State Racing Commission
Emprise Corp
Arizona
Prescott Downs
Ballplayer survives lightning in Irving Texas
14 year old Greg Lehrer was struck by lightning during a game in Irving. Police officers performed heart massage and mouth to mouth resuscitation after he collapsed. He survived with superficial burns and a ruptured eardrum, later describing his recovery and renewed outlook.
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Irving
Tex
UPI
Greg Lehrer
West
Sokhea
Greg
Gam
Mary
Jack
Irving Community Hospital
City to award storm drain contract amid growth plans
City engineers recommend Triangle Construction for a 427 950 storm drain project on Camelback and Scottsdale roads below the 432 000 estimate. Six bids ranged 452 103 to 529 508. Council to decide on use permits for Scottsdale First Baptist Church expansion Taguchi Hajimoto Nurseries Robbins Town and Country Nursery and a Vista del Camino land sale to fund a south side clubhouse.
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Epee
Camelback
Triangle Construction
Camelback Road
68Th Street
Scottsdale Road
Highland
Scottsdale
Vista del Camino
Scottsdale Girls’ Club
Scottsdale Man Arrested After Assaulting Officer
A 38 year old Scottsdale man identified as Darrell Dean Smith was arrested Monday evening after police say he assaulted Officer Frank Hylton and resisted arrest following a speeding incident on Osborn. Smith allegedly refused to stop, entered Scottsdale Memorial Hospital parking, and shoved the officer during a struggle.
Giscard d Estaing's New Cabinet May Break Traditions
Paris reports Valery Giscard d Estaing plans a cabinet possibly featuring a premier not in the national assembly and a finance chief who is a banker or civil servant. At 48 he is France's youngest president elect, after a swift campaign and a telephone with President Nixon. He departs Paris for two days rest as he prepares to take office next Monday.
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Paris
UPI
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
France
National Assembly
Giscard d’Estaing
Francois Mit
Nixon
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Obituary of Lester Parr 83 Valley retiree and railroad veteran
Lester E. Parr, 83, retired to the Valley in 1955 from Villa Grove Illinois after 40 years as a railroad conductor and brakeman died Sunday in Country Club Nursing Home. He was a 60 year member of Odd Fellows Lodge 14 in Mesa and belonged to Silver Star Rebecca Lodge 8 Tempe and the Primitive Baptist Church in Mesa. Survivors include a daughter Rolla M. Thomas of Scottsdale a brother and five sisters a few grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services are 2 p.m. Wednesday at Carr Mortuary Tempe with Lodge 14 funeral committee officiating burial in Mesa Cemetery.
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Lester E. Parr
Villa Grove
Ill
Country Club
Mr. Parr
N. 73Rd St
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mesa
Silver Star
Tempe
Paradise Valley Community Pays Tribute to E Newman Benson
E Newman Benson 81 longtime Paradise Valley resident and church member died Monday at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home. He lived at 89 Mountain Shadows West formerly of Omaha and Houston where he was a building contractor. Survived by wife Kate a Houston daughter Mrs Russell Kendall a sister and four grandchildren services Wednesday 2 pm at Paradise Valley United Methodist Church 4455 E Lincoln Dr cremation at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd memorials suggested to church fund.
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E. Newman Benson
Paradise Valley United Methodist Church
Paradise Valley Country Club
Mountain Shadows Country Club
Camelback Nursing Home
Mr. Benson
Mountain Shadows West
Omaha
Arizona
Houston
Kate
Rus
Sell Kendall
E. Lincoln Dr
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Benson
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Daily Progress
E. Howard Hunt
Charles E. Wiggins
California
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Sheraton
Silver _ thieves
Goodwin
Springsale
J. Hi Armer
Main Street
Ulster Workers Council
Shore Road
Belfast
North Ireland
Francois Mitterrand
Socialist Party
Lester Parr
Caligas
Castner
Rarsons
Givan Wotll
Tual Monroy Coucouns
Verend and Associates, Inc
Atween Chaparral
McDonald Br
Hayden Road
TV5
KPHO
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