Nixon associates go on trial in Watergate cover up case
Five Nixon aides face trial in Washington with former president possibly not appearing as health concerns guide proceedings. Judge Sirica questions jurors as spectators number limited while defendants plead innocent and discuss potential presidential orders.
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Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
No. 2
Ehrlichman
California
Sirica
White House
Watergate
Cherokee move in delayed at Scottsdale school
Cherokee seventh and eighth graders will move into the new Cherokee School at 56th Street and Tomahawk Trail on Oct 19 or 21 after repeated delays. Construction costs rose from 1.8 million to 2.4 million, with 391 thousand in levy funds approved to cover the overrun.
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Cocopah
Jack Kearney
Scottsdale
Kearney
56Th Street
Tomahawk Trail
Cherokee
Scottsdale School Board
County island annexation bid targets 9.5 million valuation
A west side county island proposed for annexation to the city has about 9.5 million in total valuation. The Casa Blanca Inn at 5001 N Casa Blanca Drive is valued between 1.5 and 2 million. Louis Lagomarsino Jr leads the petition to bring the area into the city, which lies between 66th and 70th Streets near Camelback Mountain. City officials discuss required 60 percent valuation for annexation and potential legislative changes.
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Greg Cuofo
City
N. Casa Blanca Drive
66Th Street
Louis C. Lagomarsino Jr
E. Mariposa
Chaparral
Jackrabbit
Vista Drive
Highland
Camelback Mountain
Heaviest September Snow Paralyzes Swiss Alps
Heavy September snow isolated mountain villages in Switzerland and blocked Alpine passes. Farmers ferried herds down to valleys but could not return for dairy, with one Valais farmer hiring a helicopter to move his yearly cheese output. Monks at St Bernhard Pass report six feet of snow, the deepest since 1934.
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Geneva
UPI
Switzerland
Valais
St. Bernhard Pass
St. Bernard
Different Mark Spitz Submerged in City Tank
Scottsdale police say Mark Spitz is a forgery suspect in two checks totaling 50 dollars at a Scottsdale Liquor Store. Detective Tony LeGault planned a stakeout after a tip then arrested Spitz who faced a 1100 dollar bond and an afternoon court appearance before Justice Dan Roth.
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Mark Spitz
Scottsdale
Spitz
Scottsdale Rd
Tony LeGault
Justice of the Peace
Dan Roth
Obituary for Daniel W Donahoe
Daniel W Donahoe 79 died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Rosary 8:30 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary with mass 9 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial at St. Francis Cemetery. Survived by wife Alma son James Edward daughter Mrs. Joseph Cusack and four grandchildren. He was a World War I veteran and held life memberships in several groups.
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Daniel Webster Donahoe
Good Samaritan Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
N. Miller
St. Francis Cemetery
Donahoe
Carhill
South Dakota
Arizona
Chicago
Ill
American Legion and the Elks
Scottsdale Knights of Columbus
Alma
James Edward
Joseph Cusack
Scottsdale
Death of Air Force veteran Russell Glasser in Scottsdale
Russell Glasser 55 a World War II Air Force veteran and self employed residential appraiser died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He was born in Chicago and moved to Arizona in 1959. Survived by daughter Molly Glasser of San Diego and two sons James of West Point and Charles of Colorado Springs. Private services and cremation were arranged by Green Acres Mortuary.
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Russell Glasser
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Glasser
N. 77Th Place
Chicago
Ill
Arizona
Illinois
U.S. Air Force
Virginia
Molly Glasser
San Diego
Calif
James
West Point
N.Y
Charles
Colorado Springs
Colo
Round-up shows near parity in governor primary spending
In the Arizona governor primary, Democrats and Republicans spent similar sums. Raul Castro reports cash receipts of 189,021 with 176,507 spent, while Russ Williams had 151,297 receipts and 174,721 in outlays. John Driggs led with 261,820 receipts on 257,870 in bills. Goldwater and Marshall also appear, with varied tallies.
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Raul Castro
Russ Williams
Secretary of State
Castro
Williams
John Driggs
Driggs
Barry Goldwater
Jonathan Marshall
Robbery at Valley National Bank in East Phoenix
A man in a yellow hardhat robbed Valley National Bank at 5828 E Thomas Rd around 2 p.m. He pretended to have a weapon and handed a note demanding cash. About $1 650 was taken including 50 and 100 dollar bills. suspect fled in a brown van possibly with California plates. Police describe the suspect as a white male about 20, 5 feet 8 inches, 130 pounds with curly brown hair and acne.
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East Phoenix
Valley National Bank
E. Thomas Rd
Phoenix
California
Steiger Opposes Possible Gasoline Tax Hike
Washington Rep. Sam Steiger a Republican from Arizona said he would oppose a possible ten cent per gallon increase in federal gasoline taxes. He expressed sympathy with administration efforts to curb fuel use to fight inflation.
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Washington
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Steiger
Prisoner Receives Five-Year Conspiracy Term
Dre Irby Sprouse Jr., 39, who faced parole release, was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Walter E. Craig to five years for conspiracy tied to the interstate transportation of a counterfeit $120,000 cashier’s check.
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Phoenix
UPI
Dre Irby Sprouse, Jr
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Craig
Arizona air rated good amid Phoenix carbon monoxide excess
The State Department of Health Services reported Arizona air quality as quite good despite Phoenix CO levels exceeding federal limits. The department says state strategies show excellent progress with mandatory vehicle inspections and retrofitting older cars to cut pollution.
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Phoenix
State Department of Health Services
Arizona
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Daily Progress
Nixon Associates
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Westcor
Westcor, Inc
Paradise Valley
Greater Paradise Valley
Bog
Daniel W. Donahoe
Green Acres Mortuary
Tempe
Carlton Press, Inc
New York
Alan F. Pater
Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills
Bud Tims
State Corporation Commission
Tims
Mesa
Commission
Mike Goodwin
Office of State
Goodwin
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Attorney General
Museum of
France
Green Acres
Hayden ‘Road
McDowell Rd
United Press International
Christian Science Reading Room
The
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science
Fifth Avenue
First Church
East Indian School Road
the Truth
Tat Reale Koy
Radio 55
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