Judge Rejects Newsmen Delay in Agnew Subpoena Case
Judge Walter E. Hoffman refused a one week delay for reporters to respond to subpoenas on Spiro Agnew news leaks. The court presses ahead with the grand jury probe into kickback allegations as the immunity dispute and publicity claims circulate among defendants and the Justice Department.
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UPI
Walter E. Hoffman
Spiro T. Agnew
Newsleak
Hoffman
Grand Jury
Federal Court House
Justice Department
Agnew
Alexandria
U. S. District Court For
Eastern Virginia
Norfolk
Maryland
Scottsdale Community College approves 50 percent fee cut for retired citizens
The Maricopa County Community College Governing Board approved a reduction of 50 percent for non credit courses for citizens aged 62 and older at SCC. The discount, to begin in the second semester, includes a college ID card granting access to college activities. A separate report details the south parking lot project costs with $216,888 spent of $223,756 allocated.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College Governing Board
Ray Cattani
SCC
Cattani
New South
Paradise Valley Days Parade Festivities Planned at Roadrunner Park
The third annual Paradise Valley Days fundraiser by the Paradise Valley Jaycees will run October 19 to 21 at Roadrunner Park near 32nd Street and Cactus Road. A parade starts October 20 at 10 a.m. from 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard, going north to Cactus and east to the park. The weekend features a carnival, dances, bake sale, kid’s sports fest, and a model boat race.
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Paradise Valley
Roadrunner Park
32Nd Street
Cactus Road
Paradise Valley Jaycees
Shea Boulevard
32Nd
Cactus
Obituary of William A. McRae Arizona educator and lawyer
William A. McRae a native Arizonan and college teacher died Sunday in Phoenix. Services will be Wednesday at the First Ward Chapel LDS in Scottsdale with burial in Thatcher Cemetery Memory Lawn Mortuary in charge. He taught at Gila College and ASU and worked 20 years for the IRS before private practice. Survivors include his wife Laura M. and children. Memorials to LDS First Ward building fund.
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Thatcher
Gila College
Eastern Arizona College
Arizona State University
Valley
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Phoenix
Maricopa County Bar Association
State Bar of
Arizona
Lauzanne
Edinburgh
Mexico City
Federal Bar Association
Laura M
Robert
Salt Lake City
Charles L. Hardy
Tempe
George C. Bennion
Orem
Utah
Daniel
California
LDS First Ward Building Fund
E. Northern Ave
Scottsdale
Services for Alma Krick Held at Green Acres
Alma S Krick 79 Scottsdale resident for five years died today at MediCenters of America Born in Minnesota she moved to Arizona in 1968 from Chicago She belonged to Scottsdale Christian Church Survived by brother Oscar Johnson Mesa two sisters out of state and niece Mercilla Dorschler Scottsdale Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Green Acres Mortuary and Memorial Gardens
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Alma S. Krick
Scottsdale
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Krick
E. Lewis
America
Minnesota
Arizona
Chicago
Riggs Sees Golf Return After Tennis World Shakeup
Bobby Riggs, 55, after losing to Billie Jean King in Houston, says he may return to competition. He plays golf and bridge at a Lake Havasu City resort and hints at a possible rematch or new match formats with top women players, pursuing renewed fame and even a $100,000 contest.
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Lake Havasu City
UPI
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Billie Jean King
Riggs
London Bridge
Thames
Bobby
City weighs easement for power line near Alvord Park
Salt River Project seeks a north park easement for a $5 million Alvord Park project. City council review could shape development while a separate Senate committee studies school aid funding changes from attendance to membership.
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Phoenix
Alvord Park
Salt River
Senate
Senate Education Committee
Extortionist Fails To Bank Demands In Phoenix
An extortionist phoned First National Bank of Arizona demanding twenty thousand dollars. He claimed three fire bombs were set to explode unless money was delivered at Park Central Shopping Center. A building search found no bombs and the deadline passed without incident.
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Phoenix
First National Bank of Arizona
Park Central Shopping Center
Missouri man buys Hitler touring car for charity
Robert Pass of St. Louis purchased Adolf Hitler’s touring car for 176000 at a Lancaster auction. He plans to tour the country displaying the vehicle and donate proceeds to Jewish charities. Earl Clark, Lancaster tour operator, had bought it for 153000 in Scottsdale last January.
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Lancaster
Missouri
Adolf Hitler
Robert Pass
St. Louis
Pass
Earl Clark
Scottsdale
Patterson Wins in Maricopa County Board race
The Maricopa County Community College District Board planned to canvass the Oct 2 Precinct One ballots and confirm Dwight Patterson an incumbent president and Mesa rancher with 10 years on the board as the unofficial winner.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County Community College District
Dwight Patterson
Mesa
Scottsdale to Begin Condemnation of Desert Springs Water Co
City to seek court condemnation of Desert Springs Water Co to gain wells and lines for the Scottsdale system. Hearing set at 9 a.m. before Superior Court Judge Jeremy Butler as bond is sought to secure final purchase price for the Herberger family-owned company serving Scottsdale Phoenix Paradise Valley and parts of the county.
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Superior Court
Jeremy Butler
Scottsdale
Desert Springs Water Co
Dale Carter
Dick Filler
Desert Springs
G. Robert Herberger
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Desert Springs Co
Dan Raby
Bell Road
Shea Boulevard
48Th Street
136Th Street
Raby
Ferguson and Morris Engineering Co
Carter
Herberger
Paradise Valley Seeks Applicants for Planning and Zoning
Paradise Valley announces openings on the planning and zoning commission. Terms for P. S. Tatum and Jeffery Timbanard expire Oct. 24. Timbanard weighs stepping down or running for town council. Applications with resumes and letters should be sent to Mayor E. Robert Tribken at 6325 N Invergordon Rd, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Mary Ann Brines
P.S. Tatum
Jeffery Timbanard
Timbanard
Phoenix
Tambanard
Commission
E. Robert Tribken
Invergordon Rd
Two more arrested in thefts at motorcycle shop
Detective Jeremy James said Daniel Tanquary 18 of Phoenix and a 17 year old Phoenix male are tied to last week's Western Honda burglary. Three motorcycles 13 helmets and gear valued at 2500 were recovered along with Phoenix thefts. Earlier suspects Michael Ruberg 18 Fountain Hills and a 16 year old Scottsdale youth were arrested and provided statements.
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Jeremy James
Daniel Tanquary
Phoenix
Western Honda
E. McDowell R.d James
James
Michael Ruberg
Fountain Hills
Scottsdale
Tanquary
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Magma Copper Co
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Dayton
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Sunrise Corporation
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