Nixon admits more Watergate activity and limits on probes
President Nixon acknowledged unethical and illegal acts by supporters in the 1972 campaign and said some aides overstepped directives while he urged no impunity. He cited concerns over leaks and domestic violence and revealed L. Patrick Gray III warned him of possible aide involvement before the election.
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H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ziegler
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Officer files 1.2 million suit over DWI arrest slander
Phoenix officer Joseph Munoz sues Embree Hanson Hunt for 1.2 million claiming false theft accusation after Hunt’s DWI arrest. Suit seeks 1 million punitive and 200000 actual damages. DWI charge dismissal spurred morale concerns and questions about influence by Hunt.
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Phoenix
Joseph Munoz
Embree Hanson Hunt
McDonald
Progress
Hunt
Texas Oil
Munoz
DWI
Summer party at Scottsdale Boys' Club offers cheap hotdogs
Parents of growing boys can feed them at low cost at a Friday 6:30 p.m. event at the Scottsdale Boys' Club on Osborn Road. The summer party features games like touch football baseball and basketball to stimulate appetites with hotdogs served for free on the first and ten cents for the second.
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Scottsdale
City pool ordinance gains tougher enforcement feet
Scottsdale Planning commission recommended a zoning ordinance change backing the city law on private pool fencing. The council had passed a measure setting fences at four feet with self closing latches. The planning panel urged passage of the zoning ordinance to empower site plan hearings with added protections.
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Scottsdale
Recall signatures in doubt threaten Williams recall
About 40 000 signatures on petitions to recall Gov. Jack Williams may be invalid, Maricopa County recorder Paul Marston said. He cited 20 000 signatures from unregistered voters and 20 000 from deputy registrars, with an estimated 30 percent rejection rate. If both groups are invalid, the recall idea may fail. Apache County has already returned petitions for Bolin to review.
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UPI
Jack Williams
Maricopa County
Paul Marston
Jerry Pollock
Williams
Marston
Wesley Bolin
Apache County
Bolin
Tool theft and jewelry break-in report in Arcadia
Albert Jarres reported two tool boxes with 200 dollars worth of tools stolen from his unlocked garage between 10 p.m. Monday and 7 p.m. Tuesday. Police are also probing a separate break-in at Albert Auld’s home on Oak Street with a 100 dollar ring and 65 dollars in jewelry and coins taken between 1 and 3 p.m. Tuesday, entry gained by slipping the Arcadia door from its track.
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Albert Jarres
Valley Vista Drive
Albert Auld
Oak St
Arcadia
Goldwater backs veto in Nixon budget bill clash
Senate vote on overriding Nixon veto ends with 62 to 22 support for the override after Goldwater among 22 Republicans opposed. Fannin did not vote. Also three gunmen rob Valley National Bank in Phoenix taking 12000 dollars. Grand Canyon search identifies missing hiker David Paul Haas, 21, of Pinebush New York, as missing since last Thursday with ongoing search.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nixon
Senate
Paul Fannin
Rariz
Phoenix
Valley National Bank
Grand Canyon
National Park Service
David Paul Haas
Pinebush
N.Y
Haas
Henry Haas
Magistrate Rules on Deep Throat Film Seizure Bid
U S Magistrate Raymond Terlizzi set June 1 for defense to file a memorandum why Cine Plaza Theater film Deep Throat should not be confiscated and June 8 for U S Attorney to respond. The ruling followed a hearing on a search warrant sought to confiscate the allegedly obscene film.
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Tucson
U.S
Raymond Terlizzi
Cine Plaza
Deep Throat
Terlizzi
IOS executives sought in Swiss probe over Vesco fund collapse
Geneva authorities issued warrants for former IOS leaders including Robert L. Vesco and James D. Roosevelt amid a widening probe into the Investors Overseas Services scandal. Bernard Cornfeld, detained in Switzerland on fraud charges, faces renewed questioning.
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UPI
Investors Overseas Services
IOS
New Jersey
Robert L. Vesco
James D. Roosevelt
Bernard “Bernie” Cornfeld
Switzerland
Vesco
Cornfeld
United States
Costa Rica
New York
Nixon
Roosevelt
Henry Buhl III
Edward M. Cowett
Milton Meissner
Ulrich Strickler
Beverly Hills
Calif
Warm trend brings rising temperatures across the state
The National Weather Service forecasts a gradual warmup this afternoon with isolated thunderstorms in the mountains today and Thursday. Highs on Thursday range from near 100 in the desert to the mid 70s in the mountains, while Tuesday saw thunderstorms in the northern mountains and sunny skies elsewhere. Scottsdale reported a high of 97 and a low of 61.
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National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Burns Fatal to Boy in Home Fire
Derik James Shofner, age two, died at Maricopa County Hospital from burns suffered last Friday when a storage room gasoline spill was ignited by a pilot light on a water heater. The child had second and third degree burns over about 90 percent of his body. His mother, Mrs. James Shofner, also was involved in the incident.
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Phoenix
Derik James Shofner
Maricopa County Hospital
James Shofner
Obituaries John Stewart Alsop
Private family services for John Stewart Alsop 49 who died Tuesday in John C. Lincoln Hospital will be at Glass and Garden Church Cremation will follow Visitation is until 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Survivors include his wife Joyce L a son Jonathan Park and two daughters Sabrina and Kimberly all of Scottsdale a brother Brinton of Tucson.
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John Stewart Alsop
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Glass and Garden Church
E. McDonald Rd
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Alsop
E. Montebello
American Express
Joyce L
Jonathan Park
Sabrina
Kimberly
Scottsdale
Brinton
Tucson
Mrs Mildred Streeper Dies at 67 in Scottsdale
Funeral and burial plans are set for Mildred J. Streeper 67 who died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Services will be in Lake Forest Illinois with viewing at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale. She retired in 1966 as manager of Marshall Field Lake Forest store after a 21 year career. Surviving: cousin James J Brundage of Oakland California.
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Mildred J. Streeper
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lake Forest
Ill
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School
Streeper
E. Chaparral
Marshall Field
Chicago
McKinnon Memorial Services Set for Freda McKinnon
Memorial for Freda FE. McKinnon 87 who died Monday at Beautitudes Campus of Care will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. Entombment planned in Everett Washington. Surviving son Allen of Burlingame Washington daughter Mrs. Alexander Kirk of Scottsdale. Eight great grandchildren and three grandchildren. Contributions requested to Salvation Army.
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Beautitudes
Care
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School
Fverett
Wash
McKinnnon
F. Mulberry
Sundsvall
Sweden
Scottsdale
Everett
Allen
Burlingame
Alexander Kirk
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