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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1974

Page

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Nixon aides seek high level Watergate conspiracy link

The prosecution in the Watergate trial asserts the cover up involved top government officials and even the President, though Richard Nixon is not named as a defendant. Assistant prosecutor Ben-Veniste outlines five elements of the alleged conspiracy and previews taped conversations, noting the judge denied a mistrial and excused a juror.

Washington UPI Richard M. Nixon United States Nixon Richard Ben- Veniste Ford Ben Veniste U.S John J. Sirica Sirica

End of the trail on the Sun Circle Trail

Travelers along the Sun Circle Trail ride through a Camelback Road canal forest of telephone poles. The caption contrasts modern surroundings with the historical path as a tran- page marker in Vol. XIV No. 202.

Camelback Road

Robbery at ARC Traders Loses About 100000 in Jewelry

The robbery at ARC Traders on N Miller Road netted roughly 100000 in gold silver turquoise and Indian fetishes. Anthony Reagan Conyers 26 said a masked gunman forced him to the rear bound him taped his eyes and helped the thief open two safes before fleeing in a vehicle with a muffler. Police say leads are active and Conyers notes he rarely handles such valued pieces.

Anthony Reagan Conyers ARC Traders Jewelry N. Miller Rd Conyers Ron Dean Arizona Dean

Wall Street extends gains as market climbs on lighter trading

The New York Stock Exchange saw broad, sharp gains with the Dow up 26.44 to 684.61 near session end following a week of record advance. Meanwhile in Aberdeen two Americans were rescued after six hours trapped in a disabled North Sea midget submarine. In Washington lawmakers question Nelson Rockefeller on gifts and responsibility amid a deteriorating confirmation process.

New York New York Stock Exchange Aberdeen Scotland North Sea Shell Oil Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller Rep Don Edwards D-Calif

Mao Tse tung suffers severe stroke ends active political role

The Daily Telegraph reports Mao Zedong suffered a severe stroke at the end of September, effectively sidelining him from political life. Weather notes predict sunny, warm days with highs near clear and cool nights.

Communist Party Mao Tsetung Telegraph

Scottsdale council mulls reopening hospital rezoning hearing

City council members meet in study session to decide whether to reopen the 60 day deferral on North Scottsdale Associates hospital rezoning near Shea Boulevard. Planning staff recommends denial while the commission favors approval, with HUD funds potentially guiding community projects.

North Scottsdale Osmund Burton Jr North Scottsdale Associates Burton William Jenkins Shea Boulevard Scottsdale Shea Miller Road City Planning Commission

Tragic Scottsdale crash claims child life on Pima and Indian School

A one year old girl, Lisa Rene Starks of Scottsdale, died of head injuries from a Saturday night crash at Pima and Indian School Roads. Police say Mary Thomas, 18, driving east on Indian School, hit another car driven by Marilyn Starks, the mother, after brakes failed. Thomas, who lacked a license and had fictitious plates, reportedly drank three malt liquor cans. Citations may follow manslaughter charges.

Scottsdale Pima Lisa Rene Starks E. Garfield Arizona Mary Thomas Salt River Indian Reservation Indian School Marilyn Starks Sharon Bozik Thomas Fred Todd Todd Starks Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Phoenix Indian Medical Center Kelley Boyle Diana Woodruff Mesa Boyle Woodruff Jeff S. Brooks Apache Junction

MCCCD board to canvass ballots in west Phoenix seat vote

The Maricopa County Community College District board will conduct an official canvass of last week’s election ballots for the west Phoenix seat. Harold Gade said the board will survey precinct tally sheets to certify totals before sending results to the County Superintendent. Final counts show 2,430 votes with 79 ballots void for irregularities. the election included Roger Brooks and Maxine Lakin as key figures. The board also revisited district athletic recruitment policies prohibiting out-of-state or out-of-county efforts and bans on using public or private funds for athlete recruitment.

Maricopa County Community College District Board of Governors West Phoenix Harold Gade Maricopa County Roger Brooks Scottsdale Community College Artichoke SCC Mrg Maxine Lakin Phoenix Union High School’ District Board Gade Gades

Herberger plan eyed in Paradise Valley area near Phoenix

Phoenix plans commission reviews a 1100 acre Herberger development from Scottsdale Rozid to 56th Street between Thunderbird and Greenway. Gary Herberger says land has been accumulated for 20 years and the concept aims to masterplan large acreage under a new Planned Community District. City Council decision on PCD pending legal review delays progress.

North Valley Bureau Paradise Villey Phoenix Paradise Valley Phoenix Planning Commission John Beatty Herberger Scottsdale Rozid 56Th Street Thunderbird Greenway Roads Gary Herberger Westcor, Inc Joe Neblett Phoenix Planning Committee Today Neblett Bertie Ford Phoenix City Law Department Phoenix Planning Westcor Planning Commission Jack Kearney

District weighs year round school plan and coordinator

Scottsdale School Board will discuss hiring a full time coordinator to survey Cocopah and Cherokee parents about a year round schedule and to plan its rollout in fall 1975. The plan would split students into four groups with nine week terms and three week vacations while growth remains uncertain.

Scottsdale Cocopah School 44Th Bets Manora Cocopah Cherokee Manera Cocopah-Cherokee William Randall Randall

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