Nixon tapes release argued offensive to Nixon
Nixon lawyer William H. Jeffress Jr told Supreme Court that releasing 30 White House tape recordings from the Watergate era would bring far more offensive embarrassment to Richard Nixon than already endured. He warned tapes could be used relentlessly by media beyond what occurred at the 1974 trial of Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell.
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Washington
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
William H. Jeffress Jr
Nixon
Jeffress
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Arab Riot Roils Majd el-Orum After Bulldozers Move In
Arab villagers in Majd el-Orum riot as police move in by bulldozers to destroy an illegal building. Shots were fired, one Arab died, and twelve police and five Arabs were wounded. crowd blocked roads and hurled stones before authorities restored order. Nearby Nahariya reports Katyusha rocket attack injuring a woman and others.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Majd el-Orum
Lebanon
Nahariya
Acre
Safad
Scottsdale Planning Commission to weigh car dealership zoning
The Scottsdale Planning Commission will meet at 8 p.m. to consider a rezoning request for 11.8 acres on McDowell Road east of the Arizona Canal to allow a Toyota dealership on the south side. Opposing petitions from 55 residents accompany the proposal and staff urges a 3 acre reduction plus 1 acre canal frontage to become a park.
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Toyota
McDowell Road
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale
Planning Department
78Th Street
Indian School Road
Julian K. Byron
Joe Wong
Mel Kowal
McDowell and
Hayden Roads
Barr attacks colleges over emphasis on graduate programs
House Majority Leader Burton Barr of Phoenix criticizes the University of Arizona and Arizona State University for prioritizing graduate education to gain national recognition. He urges both schools to focus more on their Arizona image and undergraduate training during a Phoenix Republican Forum event.
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Phoenix
House
Burton Barr
Rphoenix
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Barr
Phoenix Republican Forum
Arizona
Lincoln Thrift case linked to American Bank start in Phoenix
Bank executive testifies that records of Robert Fendler and Lincoln Thrift affiliates were disordered after receivership in 1975. Fendler, 42, and James Holman, 44, secretary and adviser, face Superior Court charges for diverting 1.5 million dollars of Lincoln Thrift assets to establish the American Bank of Commerce in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Robert Fendler
Lincoln Thrift Association
Fendler
James Holman
Lincoln
American Bank of Commerce
County Court Building Extra Costs Spark Criticism
Phoenix officials report fifty-one changes since construction began on a new Maricopa County Court building, increasing the cost by 2 million to the original 17.3 million. Hawley Atkinson calls the project jinxed while another official condemns the additions as fiscal insanity. Charles Miller notes nearly 219000 of the extra money was spent to meet Phoenix fire codes.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Hawley Atkinson
Charles Miller
Congress overhaul urged to expand housing for low income
Sen. Dennis DeConcini of Arizona urged federal housing reform to widen home ownership for lower income brackets. Speaking to the Southern Arizona Home Builders Association on Monday night he said programs have grown without unified planning, yielding inadequate results.
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Tucson
Congress
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
DeConcini
Southern Arizona Home Builders Association
Mobile home tax to rise in Arizona after new valuations
Harold Ferguson of the Arizona Department of Revenue said starting January 1 new market value evaluations will be applied to mobile home parks. The change aims to align mobile home park values with home and commercial property valuations, noting parks have been the lowest valued for tax purposes.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Harold Ferguson
Department of Revenue
Scottsdale Council weighs flood plans and arts center payment
Scottsdale City Council reviews thirteen north area flood control projects costing about 10.6 million affecting northeast Phoenix north Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. A regular meeting includes a 30 434 payment to Tibshraeny Brothers Construction for center for the arts arbitration claims. The council also considers a Civil Defense policy resolution and a lighting report for Scottsdale Mall and the Civic Center.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
56Th Street
Hayden Road
Indian Bend Wash
Central Arizona Project
Tibshraeny Brothers Construction Inc
Center For the Arts
Tibshraeny
Scottsdale Municipal Properties Corp
Patrick Burke
Burke
American Arbitration Association
Congress
City Parks and Recreation
Scottsdale Mall
Municipal Civic Center
Scottsdale to award flood dike and storm drain contract
The Scottsdale City Council will consider recommending a contract to Tierra West Contracting Co. for 363202 to finish a dirt dike along Eldorado Park and build storm drains along Miller and Murray Lanes. Also on the agenda is a 38210 bid by Redington and Nail for two lighted tennis courts at Comanche Park and a plan to seek bids for a 10 inch water line from Pima Road to a reservoir to improve water temperature and quality. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts conference room.
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Eldorado Park
Scottsdale
Tierra West Contracting Co
V.C. Contracting Co
J.W. Lattimore
Murray Lane
Granada Road
Miller Road
Palm Lane
Holly Street
Miller
Indian Bend Wash
Comanche Park
McCormick Ranch
Redington and Nail Construction Co
Pima Road
Inner Circle Drive
Via Paseo del Norte
Via
Paseo del Sur
Council
Frances Kuschman obituary moves from Rock Island to Arizona
Frances Kuschman 84 moved from Rock Island Illinois to Arizona five years ago and died Monday in a local nursing home. Services will be Thursday in Rock Island at her daughter's home 4914 N Granite Reef Road. Survivors include daughter Frances Joss of Scottsdale son William of Dekalb Illinois and five grandchildren. Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Road handles arrangements.
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Frances Kuschman
Arizona
Rock Island
Ill
Frances Joss
Scottsdale
William
Dekalb, Ill
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Funeral services for Herbert W. Mack in Ashtabula Ohio
Herbert W. Mack 71 a former Scottsdale resident died Monday in Geneva Ohio. Services will be Wednesday in Ashtabula Ohio with burial in Warren Pennsylvania. He lived in Scottsdale from 1969 to 1974 and is survived by 17 children including Richard of Scottsdale and 48 grandchildren and two sisters.
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Herbert W. Mack
Scottsdale
Ashtabula
Ohio
Mack
Geneva
Warren
Richard
Wynn's Carburetor Cleaner Boosts Car Performance
A spray formula restores efficiency by cleaning gum and varnish without dismantling. It claims to reduce carburetor idling and stalling and increase mileage, marketed by Super X Drug Stores under Wynn's Carburetor Cleaner.
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WYNH
WYNN
Kruse schedules world’s largest collector car auction in Scottsdale
The Kruse Classic Auction Co announces the annual Kruse auction from January 4 to 8 at the Scottsdale Conference Center. Last year featured over 1,200 cars. more than 1,000 are expected in 1978. An office will open in Scottsdale in early December.
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Scottsdale Conference Center
E. McCormick Parkway
Kruse
Kruse Classic Auction Co
Auburn
Ind
Scottsdale
Scottsdale council candidate opens campaign headquarters
James Bruner, president of the Scottsdale Boys Club, opens a campaign office in the Colonial Square Building at Earls Drive and Civic Center Plaza to run in the Feb. 21 city primary. His committee includes co chairmen Paul Messinger and Bill Soderquist and several staffers. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.
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Scottsdale
James Bruner
Colonial Square
Earls Drive
Civic Center Plaza
Bruner
Paul Messinger
Bill Soderquist
Ray Gardia
Myron Deibel
Don Ruff
Craig Harris
Sue Gardia
Scottsdale Boys Club
New DES aides named in Phoenix
Acting director Ed Crowley named Eli Kostant Robert Massman and Manuel Martinez to key DES posts replacing fired officials. Crowley may consolidate positions and will await Bolin’s choice for deputy director and a replacement for Arlyn Larson.
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Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Ed Crowley
Eli Kostant
Hank Diaz
Crowley
Robert J. Massman
Richard Plummer
Manuel Martinez
Bureau of Employment and Training
Roger Root
Arlyn Larson
Wesley Bolin
DES
Bolin
S. Bolin
John Huerta
Raul Castro
Tempe publisher's wife fined $3,000
Irma L. Connolly part owner of Tempe Daily News was placed on three years probation and fined $3,000 in federal court for filing a fraudulent income tax return. She must work with the IRS and probation ends when resolved.
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Phoenix
Irma L. Connolly
Tempe
Former Scottsdale residents killed in two car crash near Yuma
Anne S. Greer 56 and Jane B. Greer 20 were killed when their car collided with a second vehicle 11 miles east of Wellton on Interstate 8. A.L. Bud Greer 56, a passenger in the Greer car, is hospitalized with head injuries while Donald F. Muehlstedt 55 of Tempe suffers neck injuries.
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Scottsdale
Holbrook
Yuma
State Department of Public Safety
Anne S. Greer
Jane B. Greer
A.L
Bud" Greer
San Diego
Wellton
Greer
Yuma Regional Medical Center
Donald F. Muehlstedt
Tempe
Meuhrstedt
Greers
New River
Phoenix
Theft suspects arrested after Brooks Cadillac break‑in
Scottsdale police said a 21 year old man Robert A. Butcher and a 16 year old boy were arrested while loading large chests containing tools valued at more than 10000 into a pickup at Brooks Cadillac on Scottsdale Road. Signs of forced entry were found in the dealership compound and a building. Butcher held in city jail. the youth released to relatives.
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Scottsdale
Brooks Cadillac
Scottsdale Road
Robert A. Butcher
E. McDowell Road
Butcher
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