Ford to be cleared by Watergate prosecutor next week
Washington AP reports the Watergate special prosecutor will publicly clear President Ford and end the campaign financing probe with no charges. Ruff reportedly finds no basis for criminal charges related to union contributions to Ford's 1972 Kent County race. FBI corroborates no prosecutable misconduct.
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Jimmy Carter
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Kent County
Mich
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Justice Department
Ruff
FBI
Armed robbers raid Scottsdale home. doctor bound and robbed
A 55 year old medical doctor Morris T. Sandeno was bound and gagged in his Scottsdale residence during a late evening burglary. The assailants stole two rings an expensive watch and about $30 in cash. A Mesa woman Sylvia A. Green and her son Christopher Green were involved. the Green woman was forced to lie on the floor. Police described the suspect as a slender 26 to 28 year old Caucasian male 5 9 with brown curly hair and a second male Caucasian suspect. No injuries were reported.
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Mesa
Sandeno
Green
Crane topple at Encina plant leaves six dead
At least six workers died when a 190 foot crane toppled during Eincina plant construction in Carlsbad California. Two others were injured with no precise tally. Four dead were electricians and two iron workers. Officials cite a balancing arm failure as the cause.
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Eincina
San Diego
Encina
Howard Collins
Carlsbad Police Department
Warren's appeal to be heard by appeals court
The Ninth Circuit will hear oral arguments Tuesday in Ned Warren Sr. and Gale Nace's appeal of a Seattle federal jury verdict. Warren, 62, received a 12 year sentence and Nace a three year term for using extortionate means to collect a debt from Edward Kelley, a Phoenix bar owner. Both are free on bond pending the ruling.
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Seattle
Edward Douglas Kelley
Phoenix
Nace
Obituary for Mark S Medigovich Drowning Victim at Bartlett Lake
Mark S. Medigovich, 33, of Phoenix, died in a drowning accident at Bartlett Lake. Services are 11 a.m. Monday at Green Acres Mortuary. Visitation 4–8 p.m. Sunday. He was a Phoenix College graduate, Vietnam veteran, and president of Landmark Inc. Survived by wife Karen Ann, daughter Kristina, son Steven, father Sam, and mother Margaret Johnson. He lived at 10202 Tatum Blvd. He was son-in-law of Clyde Smith of Smitty's Big Town.
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Smitty's
Big Town
Tatum Blvd
Karen Ann
Kristina
Steven
Sam
Margaret Johnson
Death Notice Betsy Hughes of Arizona
Betsy Richmond Hughes 51 of Arizona died at home Thursday at 6330 E Sage Dr. Services are at 2 p.m. Monday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel on Indian School Road. A Stevenson Washington native, she belonged to the American Bowling Congress the Trunk and Task Club and the Humane Society. Survived by husband R C Hughes daughter Denise Lynne Hughes Scottsdale and brother Robert Bordon Anchorage Alaska.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Road
Stevenson
Debra Holland services set in Mesa area
Debra Holland 2 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 11 a.m. Monday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd. She lived at 713 N Ivy Circle Mesa and was a Scottsdale High School graduate. Survivors include husband Timothy mother Charlotte Brown father Edwin Brown and brother Edwin Brown Jr.
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Charlotte Brown
Scottsdale
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Colorado Springs
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Arizona students press new suit plan against ASU
ASU student government forms an off campus group to sue the athletic department after an initial court bid failed. Kevin Dahl says donations will fund the new action amid campus politics and legal strategy.
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Arizona State University
Kevin Dahl
NATO worries over Soviet weapon buildup across land and sea
NATO leaders warn of a wide Soviet buildup and aim to overshadow Western strength in gray areas of the world. They stress they do not accuse current Soviet leadership of planning an attack but fear future aggression, including possible actions in Yugoslavia after Tito's aging illness.
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Associated Press
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Tito
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Licavoli’s court trial postponed over informant identity
The federal trial of reputed Mafia figure Peter Licavoli Sr. is delayed indefinitely after a defense motion seeks the name of a confidential government informant. The 73 year old is charged with possessing a stolen 16th century painting seized April 30 at Grace Ranch near Tucson. Assistant U.S. Attorney Dan Knauss cited informant protection as the reason for opposition.
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Licavoli
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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FBI
Livavoli
Grace Ranch
Tucson
Asst
U.S
Dan Knauss
Knauss
Storm toll rises as Baja mass graves are dug
Mexican troops excavated victims from mud and buried them in mass graves after Hurricane Liza tore through Baja California. Officials fear deaths could reach 1,000 as 14,000 injured and 40,000 homeless were reported. an airlift of food and medicine began while emergency aid was ordered for La Paz and other coastal towns.
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Ciudad Obregon
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Sonora
Baja California
California
Tax report corrected on tax break for home sellers over 65
AP corrects Sept report on tax break under new law for seniors selling homes. The tax-free portion of a $50,000 profit in a $75,000 sale is $36,668, not $42,500. Change applies to sales after this year with no tax on profits up to the cutoff and proportional limits above it.
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Associated Press
Congress
District 26 Democrats elect officers and committee members
Legislative District 25 Democrats chose five officers and 20 state committee members for the next two years. Officers elected include Sally A. Mitchell chairwoman Paiute Precinct Atlanta Hosepian vice chairman Richard Biedler Tonalea Precinct vice chairman Edna Scott Oak Park Precinct treasurer and Jean Hanlon Tempe 13 Precinct secretary.
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Paiute
Atlanta Hosepian
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Tonalea
Edna Scott
Oak Park
Jean Hanlon
Tempe 13
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