Nixon Signals Public Release Of Watergate Tapes
President Nixon hints full disclosure of White House tapes may come if Judge Sirica approves. He meets Republican leaders to discuss charges and possible public release while Watergate sentences are handed to six conspirators.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
White House
Senate
Hugh Scott
Scott
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Watergate Committee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Sirica
Lawrence Higby
H. R. Haldeman
John W. Dean III
Police investigate $1000 burglary at Scottsdale home
Police report more than $1,000 in firearms, jewelry, a color TV, and other valuables stolen from 13251 N. 77th St. James Craig, owner, found the home ransacked when he arrived about 11:30 p.m. Entry suspected via a pried window between 8:30 and 11:30 p.m.
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N. 77Th St
Scottsdale
James Craig
McCormick Ranch hotel and condo plans approved
The Development Review Board approved a 127 unit hotel and 51 condominiums on a 17.7 acre site at McCormick Ranch east of Scottsdale Road and north of Indian Bend Road. Also approved were a 30 unit townhouse project at 82nd Street and McDonald Drive and two office complexes north of Thomas Road and Hayden Road.
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McCormick Ranch
Aircon
Scottsdale Road
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale
Thomas Road
61St Street
N. Hayden Rd
Arizona House leader calls for year-round daylight time study
Arizona public service colleagues were asked to study potential annual daylight saving time energy savings. The request was by House Minority Leader Craig Davids after noting a five month prior study. The report would inform a move to year-round DST if feasible.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
House
Craig Davids
D-Coolidge
Arizona
Pair bound over in theater employee robbery case
Keith B. Moreno 18 and Jimmy Paul Miles 19 of South Phoenix waived their preliminary hearing in Scottsdale Justice Court. Judge Daniel Roth ordered them held to answer on charges of attempted armed robbery of a Portofino Theater employee on Oct 30. Police say they tried to rob Craig Powczak 25 at the Great Western Bank night drop box at 4253 N Scottsdale.
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Keith B. Moreno
Jimmy Paul Miles
South Phoenix
Scottsdale
Portofino
Craig Powczak
Great Western Bank and Trust i
N. Scottsdale Rd
Death ruled self-inflicted in Scottsdale chase case
A Scottsdale coroner jury ruled death by own action in the Oct. 23 police chase ending with Richard H. Weber 35, who, while at the wheel, drew a gun on Officer Eugene Richards then shot himself. Weber had been linked by the FBI to two recent armed robberies in the area.
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Scottsdale
Richard H. Weber
Virginia
Eugene Richards
Weber
Richards
FBI
Mesa
Scottsdale Plice
Talley named in suit over 1972 Mesa plant fire
Karen Mask and Gilbert Soza Jr. sue Talley Industries of Mesa and seven officers for 235000 alleging negligence in training and safety after a November 1972 chemical fire. Mask seeks 100000 punitive damages plus wrongful death, Soza 135000 for injuries.
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Phoenix
UPI
Talley Industries
Mesa
Karen Mask
Gilbert Soza Jr
Former PV teacher seeks audits of two districts
Oliver Luckett Sanders, a former Paradise Valley teacher, sues to obtain audits of the Paradise Valley High School District for 1969–1973 and the elementary district for 1971–1973. He alleges mismanaged student funds, altered attendance records, misused lunch funds, improper spending outside budgets, and faulty record keeping.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paradise Valley
Oliver Luckett Sanders
Ira Osman
Sanders
Obituary: Martin A. Lewis 73 Cement Industry Leader
Martin A. Lewis 73, former primary director of the Federal Interstate Program of Highways under Truman, died Friday at his home in Phoenix. A prominent public relations figure in cement with the Portland Cement Association, he also served in the Eisenhower administration. Survived by wife Mary Margaret, two sons Fred and Robert, a brother, four grandchildren, and other relatives. Services Monday at Messinger Mortuary, burial at Green Acres Cemetery.
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Martin A. Lewis
Truman
E. Chaparral
Lewis
Portland Cement Association
Eisenhower
Arizona
Springfield
Ill
Masonic Lodge
Maryville
American Legion
Jefferson City
The
Valley Presbyterian Church
Mary Margaret
Fred
Phoenix
Robert
Missouri
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Green Acrea Cemetery
Mrs Helen M Palmer 71 retired Scotts dale teacher dies in Scottsdale
Mrs Helen M Palmer 71 a retired teacher in Scotts dale and Alhambra district schools died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She moved to Arizona in 1924 and Scottsdale in 1947, was born in Des Moines Iowa and was a member of the Guild at Scottsdale United Methodist church. Survivors include husband Luke two daughters Dorothy May Kindrick and Carol R Marshall two sisters Irma Cooper and Dorothy Morgan five grandchildren and a great. Services will be at 1130 a.m. Monday in Messinger Mortuary burial in Memory Lawn Cemetery.
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Helen M. Palmer
Scottsdale
Alhambra
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Palmer
N. 73Rd Place
Arizona
Des Moines
Iowa
Scottsdale United Methodist Church
Luke
Dorothy May Kindrick
Payson
Carol R. Marshall
Placitas
N.M
Irma Cooper
Miami
Dorothy Morgan
Tucson
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Memory Lawn Cemetery
Court ruling leaves Arizona education refinancing unchanged
Senate Education Committee chair states the Arizona Supreme Court decision does not affect legislative plans to refinance education. The ruling upheld existing tax laws as constitutional and uniform, while implying possible local district flexibility if not discriminatory.
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Senate Education Committee
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona
Phoenix Christmas lights cutbacks amid energy concerns
Public and private holiday displays will still be set up in the Phoenix area but many electrical decorations will not be turned on or used for long. The Electric League of Arizona plans to drop its annual lighting project to conserve energy. Phoenix officials consider shorter operating hours. Salt River Project and First National Bank will omit outdoor displays at their headquarters.
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Phoenix
UPI
Electric League of Arizona
Salt River Project
First National Bank
Electric League
Dick Buecker
League
Ruecker
Scottsdale editor called out over Steps Forward article
Stillman objects to a November December Scottsdale Steps Forward piece about Kaiser Aetna at McCormick Ranch. He accuses the city publication of bias and seeks corrections asserting KA profits and land deals. He cites tax splits, drainage easements, and public costing while urging accurate reporting and support for Progress.
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Jack Earie
Guy Stillman
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale
Dixon Hartwell
Indian Bend
Gainey Ranch
McCormick Park
Scottsdale Progress
Fowler McCormick
State of
Arizona
Stillman
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Merlin K. Duval
Duval
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Bob Teller
Gene Love
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Talley
Mask and Soza
van Leer Insurance
William Randall
Randall
Ellsworth
U.S. Supreme Court
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Texas
David Selden
American Federation of Teachers
Arizona Federation of
Ray Sturgeon
Progress Advertising Department
Ray
East Montebello
Montebello Avenue
82Nd Street
83Rd Place
E. Éth Ave
Elliotts
Los Arcos Mall
Scottsdale & Mcdowell Rds
Elliotts’ Coin Shop
Arshall
Jonaths
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earil
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ublisher
W. B
Doc’ Wright
National Newspaper Association
Asioka Newsratexs Association
Joyce Landorf
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