Firms and execs charged in Nixon campaign donations
Watergate prosecutor Cox accuses three corporations and two executives of $125,000 illegal 1972 contributions. Heltzer of 3M and DeYoung of Goodyear pleaded guilty with fines. American Airlines to face charges. Goodyear and 3M disclosed contributions and returned funds. law sets fines for corporate and officer violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Harry Heltzer
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Russell deYoung
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
American Airlines
American
Cox
Heltzer
St. Paul
Minn
DeYoung
Goodyear
Cleveland
Akron
Ohio
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Paradise Valley planners press on with Master Plan review
Town P-7 members express disappointment with a 10 year Master Plan drafted by Maricopa County planners. Four of seven present vote to continue hearings to November 6 while criticizing maps and traffic provisions and recommending deleting a key land use map. Camelback Racquet Club plans receive tentative approval for seven acres with ten outdoor and four indoor courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Valley Planning and
Maricopa County
Camelback Country Club
William Tull
Mel Kowal
Kowal
Commission
Jon Bonnel
James Risser
Steiger Calls End to Federal Wage Price Controls
Rep. Sam Steiger of Arizona urged Congress to drop federal wage and price control laws claiming they have spurred inflation and called for a return to supply and demand. He spoke on the floor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Steiger
Clergymen Lead Drive to End ROTC in Maricopa High Schools
A new Committee for Abolition of ROTC in Maricopa County formed by clergymen and Arizonans for Peace announced plans to persuade school boards to drop ROTC from 11 Phoenix area high schools where it is offered as an elective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Committee For
Arizonans For Peace
Appeals uphold seizure of fake Indian goods
The State Court of Appeals affirmed the seizure of allegedly fake Indian goods from three Navajo County stores. Store owners argued state agents illegally confiscated items since impound orders served only on employees. In a second item, about 300 miners were stranded two hours in Magma Copper Co.'s mine after an elevator control failure. Emergency crews rescued them and lifted them to the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Navajo County
State Court of Appeals
State Consumer Fraud Division
Superior
Magma Copper Co
Magma
Clinton L. Miller
Arizona population to hit 2.6 million by 1981
The State Department of Economic Security projects Phoenix will reach 2.6 million residents by 1981 and Arizona's non agricultural workforce will rise from 772000 to 1200000. Average weekly wage for these workers is forecast to grow from 168 to 323 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
State Department of Economic Security
Earl A Wengert obituary and services at Arlington
Parl A. Wengert 62, retired Air Force master sergeant, had praveside services at Arlington National Cemetery. He died Saturday in the Air Force Home Washington after retiring to Scottsdale a decade ago. A 32nd degree Mason and member of the Scottish Rite and Shrine, he was born in Akron Ohio. Survivors include a brother and six sisters, all of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl A. Wengert
Air Force
Arlington National Cemetery
Wengert
77Th Place
Scottsdale
Washington
Scottish Rite
the Shrine
Akron
Ohio
Pair Hospitalized After Two Car Crash
An 18 year old Scottsdale girl and a 13 year old east Phoenix girl were listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a Tuesday afternoon two car crash at 70th Street and McDowell Road. Marsha Givens and Kim Crampton were hospitalized. Crampton was a passenger in a car driven by Suzanne Crampton. Givens was cited for running a red light and disobeying a license requirement.
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Scottsdale
East Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Marsha Givens
E. Coronado Rd
Kim Crampton
E. Oak St
70Th Street
McDowell Road
Miss Crampton
Suzanne Crampton
McDowell
Miss Givens
Welfare fraud probe centers on Nogales worker
State officials say a welfare fraud investigation is examining Armando Haro of Nogales, a former Santa Cruz County eligibility worker, with the state attorney general's office taking over. Authorities note the case involves the public assistance revolving fund and may include cashing a welfare check issued to a deceased person. No charges have been filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Armando Haro
Nogales
Santa Cruz
E. Leigh Larson
Public Assistance Revolving Fund
Jewelry and cash stolen from Paradise Valley home
Jewelry valued at 840 and 35 in cash were taken from the residence of Mrs. Ann Ladyn, 7120 N Quartz Mountain Rd, Tuesday afternoon. Seven rings and two bracelets were reported missing from a jewelry box in the family bedroom after the home was left unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
Ann Ladyn
Quartz Mountain Rd
Marshal’s Office
Phoenix courts probe headed to high court
The Phoenix city council voted to send a city court and prosecutor’s office probe to Maricopa County Attorney Moise Berger and the State Supreme Court. Special counsel Donald Daughton will assist as the city investigates drunk driving case handling tied to the grand jury inquiry. Senator Paul Fannin’s DUI charge controversy is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Moise Berger
State Supreme Court
Joe R. Purcell
Maricopa County Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Jack D. H. Hays
Superior Court
Donald Daughton
Paul Fannin
Rariz
Fannin
Husband slain as wife pleads innocent in Phoenix murder
Linda Slusar, 19, of Phoenix faces trial for the Sept. 19 killing of her husband Gary Slusar, 21, a Saguaro High School alumnus. She pleaded innocent, posted 1650 dollar bond, and is free awaiting trial scheduled for Dec. 17. Police say she shot him after an argument over family budget and drug expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Slusar
Phoenix
Gary Slusar
Saguaro High School
N. 12Th St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital plans expansion reviewed
The Development Review Board will examine a 9 million expansion of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital raising height to 75 feet and doubling floor space after the city council approved a use permit and zoning changes. Also under review are remodels and new offices at Paradise Valley Plaza and nearby sites on Scottsdale Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Road
Main Street
Klaas Bol
Vogel Construction Co
Paradise Valley Plaza
Shea Boulevard
N. Scottsdale Rd
Vogel
E. Indian School Rd
Fred Fleener
Scottsdale Rd
Phoenix City Attorneys Seek Review Of State Court Prosecution Power
The Arizona Supreme Court was asked to rehear its ruling allowing Phoenix city prosecutors to handle state law violations. Tom Thinnes contends the court relied on inaccurate facts while arguing Woodson’s conviction was valid though he had not stood trial. The case involves questions of city authority versus state code prosecutions and prompted emergency deputization of Phoenix prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Supreme Court
Phoenix City
Tom Thinnes
Phoenix
High Court
Maricopa County
Rufus Coulter
Thimnes
Thomas C. Woodson
Kenneth Chatwin
Scottsdale
James Keppel
Keppel
State Supreme Court
Gary Nelson
Eugene Mangum
Supreme Court
Thinnes
Woodson
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Minnesota Mining
United Press International
Earl A. Wengert
Hee
Safas
Lloyd's Home Furnishings
Nelson
Phoenix Courts
High
MR. Streeter
Oes Tancy
Foxtrot
Berd
Jindy
Walt
RUMBA
Arthur Murray
N. Brown Ave
Kachina Theatre
Hospital
Joe Purcell
Featuring
John
Tolleson
The
Baldwin Organ Co
Dwight Harkin
Highland
Camelback
68Th
Call Washburn Musicland
N. 16Th St
Phoenix Ghia
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