Watergate probe leaves key mysteries unsolved
The final Watergate report states the 18 minute gap on a Nixon tape was caused by intentional erasures after subpoena. It notes a $100,000 Hughes gift to Rebozo was not indictable and cites 123 witnesses questioned while urging constitutional clarity on presidential indictments.
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Watergate
Richard M Nixon
White House
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Charles C.G
Bebe” Rebozo
Watergate Prosecution Force
Democratic Party
Congress
Henry S. Ruth Jr
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Ruth
Leon M. Jaworski
House Judiciary Committee
Archibald Cox
H.R. Haldeman
Moe
Hughes
Rebozo
Probe of Gangster Ties to Major Teamsters Pension Fund
Labor Department auditors review the Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension Fund over alleged mob influence. Records from Justice and IRS were turned over as part of a broader inquiry into potential corrective action under new pension laws.
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Labor Department
Teamsters Union
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Central States
Southwest Areas
Secretary of Labor
John T. Dunlop
Central States Fund
Dunlop
Harrison-A- Williams
D-N-J
Senate Labor Committee
Justice
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Coronado students involved in exchanges and campus activities
Coronado High School announces two students Annette Haywood and Thomas Shanahan will spend four weeks in Guadalajara with Mexican counterparts and host two Guadalajara students in return. Scottsdale board member James Wellington spoke to Richard Hughes' humanities classes, while Principal Robert Hendricks presented opposing views. Senator Robert Hungerford addressed legal drinking age and marijuana, in Barraclough's classes. Caiada club organized a blood drive with 100 plus donors and funds Sweetheart Prom. Yearbook sales and Li'l Abner dress day noted. Coronado senior Marc Gleason named Carrier of the Month by the Arizona Republic.
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Coronado
Annette Haywood
Thomas Shanahan
Guadalajara
Mexico
Scottsdale
James Wellington
Richard Hughes
Robert Hendricks
Robert Hungerford
R-Dist
Central Arizona Project
Evan Barraclough
Caiada
Nurses refresher course opens at Scottsdale CC
Scottsdale Community College offers a refresher course for nurses out of practice. The program begins October 27 with classes four days a week over eight weeks and a fee of 33.50 dollars.
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Scottsdale Community College
Inmate killed in Trenton State Prison disturbance
A violent disturbance at Trenton State Prison left one inmate dead and six others injured. Samuel Mayers, 38, died from multiple stab wounds. Ben Walton was in critical condition with similar injuries. Authorities cordoned the facility as the jail held nearly 1,000 inmates in their cells.
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Trenton
N.J
Trenton State Prison
St. Francis Hospital
Samuel Mayers
Ben Walton
Helene Fuld Hospital
State Department of
Arizona doctors urge state body to handle malpractice claims
An Arizona Medical Association official urged the legislature to create a state body to handle malpractice claims. Dr. Jack Brooks said an interim committee will consider proposals to keep malpractice coverage available for doctors and hospitals.
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Phoenix
Arizona Medical Association
Jack Brooks
AIMA
Bruce Robinson
ATMA
Millard Humphrey
Brooks
Aima Crisis Committee
Breath therapy course offered in nine sessions
The Arizona Lung Association invites enrollment in a nine session breathing therapy course in Mesa for emphysema bronchitis asthma and other lung diseases. A physician referral is required. The class begins November 6 at 7 p.m. at 500 W 10th Place across from Mesa Lutheran Hospital with sessions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. A Phoenix course will run in November. The program is funded by Christmas Seal contributions and a nominal enrollment fee.
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Arizona Lung Association
Mesa
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Connally to headline Trunk N Tusk dinner in Phoenix
John B. Connally former Texas governor will headline the October 23 Trunk N Tusk dinner in Phoenix at 7:30 p.m. The event honors retiring GOP leaders Harry Rosenzweig and Burton S. Jack Williams with Burton Williams as emcee. Tickets range from $10 to $50 with limits on per person purchases.
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Texas
Harry Rosenzweig
Burton S. Jack Williams
Arizona
Towne House
Phoenix
Connally
U.S
Navy
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Valent Kruglick
Arizona Federation of Republican
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