Dean testifies on Watergate cover-up actions by Haldeman Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III testified that within days of the Watergate burglary White House aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman moved to cover up Nixon campaign involvement. He described orders to remove incriminating files and to have Hunt flee the country, and recalled meetings with Colson and Ehrlichman as the probe began.
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UPI
John W. Dean III
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
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Nixon
Ehrlichman
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Haldeman
Cup
Democratic Party
Watergate
Phillipines
Gordon C. Strachan
Coronado Student Seeks Daily Flag Salute at Schools
Lori Cox a Coronado High School junior asked the Scottsdale School Board to require a daily pledge to the flag and a moment of silent prayer. Board members indicated support for both ideas but postponed action pending legal guidance due to Supreme Court rulings on prayer and flag salutes. Cox plans to raise the pledge in her first class Monday.
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Lori Cox
Coronado High School
Scottdale
Samuel Childs
Scottsdale
Gates
Jim Wellington
Wellington
Robert Usdane
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Miss Cox
Coronado
Westcor Plans Review at Phoenix Planning Commission
Phoenix Planning Commission will review Westcor North Valley Bureau zoning changes for the Village of Paradise Valley and amendments to the 1990 Phoenix Plan at 6 30 p m in council chambers. A first hearing on Oct 7 featured presentations by the Planning Committee and citizens. Westcor will present a revised conceptual plan and project manager John Raser said revisions reduce the scope significantly.
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North Valley Bureau
Westcor, Inc
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Phoenix Planning Commission
Washington
Phoenix Planning Committee
Phoenix City Council
Westcor
Commission
John Raser
MCCCD Board Opposes 10 Percent Turnout Measure
The Maricopa County Community College District board voted against Proposition 102 which would require 10 percent turnout to validate bonds. President John Prince argued it would be a great hardship, noting past bond elections could have failed under such a rule.
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Maricopa County Community College District Board
John Prince
MCCCD
Prince
Jeremy Butler
Paul Wright
Dwight Patterson
Scottsdale School Board rejects pass-no-record grading plan
The Scottsdale School Board defeated 3-2 a proposal to allow juniors and seniors to take pass-no-record grades in elective courses. Principal Hendricks led the study, arguing courses would focus on knowledge rather than grades, while district officials said it would not hinder college-bound students. Concerns included fairness for grade-seekers and potential impacts on college admissions. Gates said the vote reflected community sentiment on pass-no-record grading.
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Scottsdale
Robert Hendricks
Coronado High School
Philip Gates
Hendricks
John Couleur
Gates
Police Crack Down On Downtown Sidewalk Biking
Scottsdale police will issue citations to anyone riding bicycles on downtown sidewalks amid complaints of close calls with pedestrians. Lt. Arthur Hattan says the illegal practice endangers shoppers, including seniors and children, and will likely increase with tourist season crowds.
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Scottsdale
Arthur Hattan
Hattan
Grand jury to study illegal weapon charge in Scottsdale
Scottsdale detectives and county attorneys met to prep a grand jury about charging Jeffrey Robinson with illegally possessing a firearm. The case centers on a derringer linked to the death of Linda Tracey, with a coroner's jury noting the wound caused her death by a blood clot.
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Grand Jury
Scottsdale
Roy Finch
Jim Kershner
Moise Berger
Sid Mitchell
Jeffrey Robinson
Robinson
E. Heatherbrae
Linda Tracey
Derringer
Arizona
Dean Wolcott
Superior Court Complaints Division
Robert Broomfield
Grand Sty
Senator’s wife charges hinge on drunken driving crash
Audrey Stern Roeder wife of Sen John D Roeder 50 was arrested after a three car crash on Indian School Road Scottsdale Arizona cited for driving while intoxicated driving on the left of center and failure to control. breathalyzer showed .15 bac she was arraigned and released with a pretrial set for November 7 and trial for November 21.
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Scottsdale
Audrey Stern Roeder
E. Cataline
John D. Roeder
Roeder
Indian School Road
Cynthia Joy Holder
E. Holland
Holder
Rosa Lane Circle
Ernest Adams
Phoenix
Arizona
Obituary for 22 Month Old Lisa Renee Starks
Graveside services for Lisa Renee Starks aged 22 months will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Francis Cemetery. Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Survived by parents Lynn E. and the Starks family. grandparents Frank Starks of Phoenix Mitchell Schwartz of Las Vegas and great grandfather Joseph Steving of Scottsdale.
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Lisa Renee Starks
St. Francis Cemetery
48Th
Oak Streets
Messinger Mortuary
Lynn E. Starks
Garfield
Frank Starks
Phoenix
Mitchell Schwartz
Las Vegas
Joseph Steving
Scottsdale
Mabel C Lepke dies. services set in Illinois
Mabel Catherine Lepke 77 of Civic Center Plaza died today in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Cleveland, she moved to Arizona from Chicago three years ago and is survived by a niece out of state. Visitation is Thursday 2 4 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary. Burial will be in Homewood Illinois.
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Mabel Catherine Lepke
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Lepke
Cleveland
Ohio
Arizona
Chicago
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Homewood
Ill
Boy Severely Wounded In Accidental Shooting
Seven year old Lonnie Sedgroves was in very critical condition at Memorial Hospital after a .25 caliber pistol discharged by his brother Lloyd struck him above the left eye. Police assisted with mouth to mouth resuscitation before rushing him to hospital in a police car.
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Phoenix
Lonnie Sedgroves
Memorial Hospital
Lloyd
Lonnie
Convicted Killer Karstetter Must Get New Trial Within 90 Days
U.S. District Court Judge William Copple ordered a new trial for Corey Karstetter within 90 days or face habeas corpus action or release. Karstetter, 28, was sentenced to life for the October 1972 killing of Melvina Jackson on the Mesa Community College campus in Gilbert where both worked.
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Phoenix
Corey Karstetter
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Copple
Karstetter
Melvina Jackson
Gilbert
Mesa Community College
UFW Hearing Extended In Yuma Court Dispute
Superior Court Judge William Nabours continued a hearing on a request to halt Friday's justice court trial of 54 United Farm Workers members. They were arrested September 25 on misdemeanor charges of violating a court order and unlawful assembly during picketing in Yuma area lemon groves. County Attorney William Michael Smith urged Nabours to rule that Yuma Justice of the Peace William Steen lacks jurisdiction.
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Yuma
William Nabours
Justice Court
United Farm Workers
Yuma-area
William Michael Smith
Nabours
William Steen
Phoenix men to face license revocation hearing
The State Insurance Department schedules a hearing on October 30 to decide whether the insurance sales licenses of Donald E B Anderson and Alfred R Barber of the National Hospital Plan Insurance Agency should be revoked. Investigators say about a dozen elderly customers from Mesa and Apache Junction paid premiums but did not receive policies.
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Phoenix
State Insurance Department
Mesa
Apache Junction
Donald EB. Anderson
Alfred R. Barber
National Hospital Plan Insurance Agency
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