Agnew aides press judge on leaks amid Maryland probe
Lawyers for Vice President Spiro Agnew conferred with Federal Judge Walter E. Hoffman seeking an inquiry into news leaks about the grand jury investigation. The Baltimore grand jury, impaneled to probe Maryland political corruption, also met in a closed session amid tight security.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Walter E. Hoffman
Grand Jury
Agnew
Federal Grand Jury
Maryland
William J. Muth
Jay H. Topkis
Martin London
Judah Best
Hoffman
U.S
Norfolk
Justice Department
Nixon
White House
Patterson Wins Third Term on Maricopa Community College Board
Dwight W. Patterson of Mesa defeats three rivals in the district first precinct race to secure a third five year term on the Maricopa County Community College District Board. Scottsdale attorney Theodore C. Jarvi places second in the Mesa Tempe area contest.
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Phoenix
Dwight W
Pat” Patterson
Mesa
Maricopa County
APS to Raise Natural Gas Rates in Arizona This Winter
Arizona Public Service Co. plans two natural gas price increases for its customers this winter. APS filed notices with the Arizona Corporation Commission on Tuesday, confirming adjustments set for November 1 and December 3.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
Arizona Corporation Commission
State Supreme Court Rules Roadside Vehicle Searches Legal
The Arizona Supreme Court reversed a lower court in the Gowans case, ruling law enforcement may search vehicles towed from roadways. Kenneth E. Gowans contended officers found two bags of marijuana during an unlawful stop for drunken driving.
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Phoenix
Supreme Court
Kenneth E. Gowans
Arizona
DAV Thrift Store In Phoenix Fails Charity Test
City officials report a thrift store run for the Disabled American Veterans earned 352000 from donated merchandise last year but only 85272 was netted for the DAV. The city solicitation board says charities must net at least 79 percent to qualify as a charity.
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Phoenix
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
South Central Avenue
Donna Colbertson
Klahr Challenge to Ballot Wording Scheduled
In Phoenix an Oct. 17 superior court hearing before Judge Lawrence Doyle will hear Gary Peter Klahr's suit challenging the ballot wording for the November council election. He alleges the phrase vote for six above candidate names is deceptive and misleading.
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Phoenix
Superior
Gary Peter Klahr
Klahr
Lawrence Doyle
Bank plans new Scottsdale main building and housing project
Representatives of First National Bank of Arizona outline a proposal for a new 7 250 square foot single story main office on the former Earl's Market site at First Street and Scottsdale Road with 34 parking spaces. The Development Review Board will also review Cuernavaca Townhouses by Murphree Edmonds Inc on 7.2 acres with 41 units, three models, and a clubhouse pool and tennis courts, plus an Los Arcos Medical Center expansion adding 16 500 square feet and an office complex at Thunderbird Industrial Air Park by W A Krueger Co with two future buildings totaling 4 000 square feet.
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First National Bank of Arizona
Scottsdale
Earl's Market
First Street
Scottsdale Road
Earl Shipp
Shipp
Main Street
Bank
Lincoln Drive
Cuernavaca Townhouses
Murphree-Edmond
Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
W. A. Krueger Co
High court to hear city court issue in Phoenix case
The Arizona State Supreme Court will hear a case on whether city courts may prosecute state law violations. City attorneys say recent superior court rulings threatening municipal prosecutions would disrupt city court operations and undermine statehood tradition.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Supreme Court
Joe Purcell
Eugene Mangum
Gary Nelson
Superior Court
Kenneth C. Chatwin
Scottsdale
James Keppel
Chatwins
High Court
No Rain in Sight Forecast From Phoenix Weather Office
Forecasters at the Phoenix National Weather Service say there is no rain in sight with only a brief cooling trend. The Valley will reach near 95 today and lower 90s Thursday with overnight lows around 60s. Scottsdale reported a high of 98 and a low of 60 this morning.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 22 to Meet Thursday
The Disabled American Veterans Chapter 22 will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at the VFW Post located at 222 S. Wells Fargo. All disabled veterans are invited. The chapter lists 70 members with 54 life members.
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VFW
S. Wells Fargo
Chase turns real as purse thief nabbed in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police report a man charged with strong arm robbery after grabbing Constance Jasewski's purse in Smitty's Big Town parking lot. Store guard Rocco Sciarrillo fired a warning shot, and the suspect Linley E. Thurman, 19, was jailed after being captured near 82nd Place and McDowell Road. The purse and $22 were recovered.
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Scottsdale
Constance Jasewski
E. Whitten
Smitty’s
Big Town
McDowell Rd
Linley E. Thurman
Paradise Valley postpones master plan recommendation
The Planning and Zoning Commission deferred until Oct. 16 its recommendation on Paradise Valley's long-range master plan. Chairman Jon Bonnel cited the need for more time to review vague land use provisions. The plan, drafted by Maricopa County planners, aims to preserve large residential lots, low density and minimal through traffic while allowing schools churches a post office fire stations and a new town hall. The panel also continued discussions on expanding Camelback Country Club facilities including a 36000 square foot indoor tennis complex with four courts and plans for outdoor tennis courts a clubhouse and swimming pool. designer William Tull was asked to revise the metal-sided building.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
Jon Bonnel
Maricopa County
Bonnel
William Tull
Riverside Wedding Fight Leads to Jail for Groom
In Riverside California Frank Casares 18 and 14 others were arrested after police were beaten when 250 wedding guests clashed with officers. Forty officers needed over an hour to restore order. Nine adults and six juveniles were charged including Casares with battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. He spent his wedding night in jail.
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Riverside
Calif
UPI
Frank Casares
Casares
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