Nixon aides held in Watergate case win appeals ruling
The U S Court of Appeals upholds the Watergate conspiracy convictions of John Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman but orders a new trial for Robert C Mardian on conspiracy to obstruct justice The ruling says Sirica should have allowed a separate trial for Mardian and notes his minor role and desire for independent counsel.
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Adamson denies guilt in beating case linked to Bolles murder
John Adamson and accomplice Jimmy Robison enter innocent pleas to aggravated assault while armed and related charges in a Phoenix beating case. The men, tied by police to a separate June 2 murder of Don Bolles, face trial dates set for December and November, with other defendants and related Beating charges noted.
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Arizona Republic
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Flu shots proceed in Maricopa County despite Pennsylvania deaths
Maricopa County health officials said flu inoculation clinics will begin as scheduled this weekend in Phoenix, despite the death of three Pennsylvanians shortly after vaccination. Dr. J C Pinto cited ongoing CDC review and noted Pennsylvania found no vaccine link while New York issued a 24 hour batch directive.
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Court upholds Navajo right to vote in Apache County
The Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling allowing Navajo tribal Indians to vote in Apache County elections. It held tribal Indians are U S and Arizona citizens entitled to vote, and required reapportionment under one person one vote.
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Sherfin Accuses Usdane Of Divided Roles At CofC Forum
G H Dick Sherfin a Democrat and District 28 State Senate candidate charged his Republican foe Robert Usdane a Scottsdale School Board member cannot be an effective legislator if he remains on the board. Usdane did not respond. The forum also featured county attorney candidates Hungerford Beer and Hyder and sheriff hopefuls Hickox and Hill with broader critiques of budgets and crime policy.
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Charles Hyder
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Jerry Hill
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Hungerford
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Scottsdale Road project delays push finish to November
Bentson Contracting’s Scottsdale Road work from Indian School to Osborn faces extended timelines with rain and added tasks. ADOT official Larry Chrisman cites possible extension to mid November with cleanup by Nov 30. City staff hope for early November completion with crosswalks and landscaping scheduled after the main work.
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Ford admits mistake on Eastern Europe stance
President Ford told a group of American ethnic leaders he made a mistake in his debate with Jimmy Carter. He said East European nations are dominated by the Soviet Union but added the United States never will recognize or acquiesce in this Soviet domination.
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Federal panels set to begin open meetings under sunshine act
Dozens of federal commissions and boards plan public meetings as required by the Government in the Sunshine act. The measure mandates openness of government business to the public starting next March, expanding access to agency proceedings.
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Washington
Syria vows decisive action after embassy incidents
Damascus pledges deterrent punitive measures following Palestinian attacks on Syrian embassies in Pakistan and Italy. The government cites reprisal for Syria's Lebanese civil war intervention against Palestinians and their leftist Lebanese Muslim allies.
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Ford signs law on chemical safety testing and controls
President Ford approved the Toxic Substances Control Act authorizing the EPA to test new chemicals for public safety before sale, block or limit marketing of harmful products, and ban continued use of dangerous substances.
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Carter murder retrial opens with tight security in Jersey City
In Jersey City New Jersey the murder retrial of former boxer Robin Hurricane Carter opened with tight security as Hudson County sheriff’s officers frisked spectators and checked them with metal detectors Reporters received special credentials amid heightened publicity surrounding his case
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Weather Outlook More Sun With Cool Upper 80s Expected
Mostly sunny forecast with cooler temperatures today and tomorrow. Highs reach the upper 80s, bringing pleasant warmth and light breezes for the near term.
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