Peace effort dies in debate at United Nations
Britain urged the United Nations to send an international force to police a cease fire in the Middle East. The Security Council session produced no agreement, amid acrimonious exchanges. Syria attacked Israeli PM Dayan and warned Damascus would not fall without heavy losses. The Soviet Union and Israel clashed over a Tartus sinking incident.
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Nixon ordered to surrender Watergate tapes to grand jury
A federal appeals court ruled Nixon has no constitutional right to withhold Watergate tapes from a grand jury. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ordered surrender to Judge Sirica, staying the decision five days. Separate opinions by two Nixon appointees criticized the ruling.
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House expands inquiry into state insurance ties
Phoenix lawmakers broadened the probe to include the State Insurance Department. House leaders say the investigation will go deeper than planned and may cover the insurance placements and a republicans backed deferred compensation company run by Reps. Jay Stuckey and Ray Everett. Senator Alfredo Gutierrez urged a bipartisan citizens committee to review the charges.
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Floods Sweep Texas and Oklahoma Leaving Dozens Missing
Flooding from a stationary front drenched Texas and Oklahoma with heavy rain. Oklahoma officials say the disaster may worsen with at least eight missing and seven dead in Enid. Texas flood deaths include at least four, with statewide damage estimates rising.
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Turtle best man for budget wedding in Los Angeles
KMET FM staged a morning ceremony at Hancock Park near the La Brea tar pits where eight couples wed in untraditional style. Gaspar points to the turtle best man, no bride wore white, and the reception served hot fudge sundaes in a drugstore.
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Juvenile bound over in ramming of vehicle
A 15 year old Scottsdale ninth grader was bound over to Maricopa County Juvenile Defense Center after ramming a police patrol car. He led police on a chase from Motorola parking lot to Smitty’s Big Town and Hayden Road, then struck a patrol car head on near Culver. He was treated for minor injuries. the officer was unharmed.
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Camelback Mental Health Center names new medical director
Darryl R. Stern M D has been named medical director of Camelback Mental Health Center in Scottsdale. He came from the United States Air Force Hospital Dover Delaware and has joined the center. Dr Stern earned degrees from the University of Wisconsin and completed a psychiatry residency there. He has held chief resident roles and is a member of several psychiatric and mental health associations.
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Obituary Mary Duncan Rosary and services in Scottsdale
Mrs. Mary Duncan 72 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation is 8 p.m. Sunday at Green Acres Mortuary with a Mass at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Daniel's Church. Burial follows at Green Acres Cemetery. Survivors include four daughters, a son, a brother, 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was a Kentucky native and former bookkeeper for Mary Grove College in Detroit.
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Crash injures Scottsdale man near Pima and Chaparral
A 40-year-old Scottsdale resident, Gerald G. Gavin, was hospitalized in stable condition after a two car crash at Pima and Chaparral roads at 9:55 p.m. He and two others, Gerald Gavin Jr. and Mary Elizabeth McDowell, were treated and released. McDowell was cited for failing to yield while turning left onto Chaparral.
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Scorthyld Model Homes Burglarized. Police Seek Youths
Scottsdale police plan to arrest two or three youths suspected in breaking into five Laguna San Juan model homes at 5426 N 79th Way. Five prints of paintings a brass dish and cover and two audio speakers were stolen, valued at 424 dollars, and later recovered. Two youths were seen on a roof about 9 p.m. and questioned. A separate burglary Friday at 8339 FE Kiem involved a 450 dollar color TV and a nurse's bag.
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Ford nomination backed by Arizona Republicans and GOP head
Three Arizona Republicans including Sen. Goldwater Rep. Rhodes and Sen. Fannin endorsed House Minority Leader Gerald Ford for vice president saying he would unite the country and restore confidence in government. In separate news, Judge Walter Craig ruled Arizona’s wiretap law unconstitutional limiting its use by the IRS in a gambling case.
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New Computer System Aids Auto License Plates in 1974
Maricopa County Assessor Ken Kunes announced an upgraded licensing computer system. The main office will expand to 15 terminals, Mesa office gains six terminals, with an estimated yearly cost of about $50,000.
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