Nixon aide Dean pleads guilty to conspiracy in Watergate
John W. Dean III, Nixon's former legal counsel, pleads guilty to conspiracy in the Watergate cover up. He testifies Nixon knew of the scheme and may face up to five years in prison. Dean received limited immunity for Senate testimony and will be sentenced after further trials.
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UPI
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John J. Sirica
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District of Columbia
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Cox
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Watergate
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Frederick C. LaRue
Senate
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Beirut Bank Storm Ends Hostage Crisis
Riot police stormed the Bank of America in Beirut freeing about 30 hostages held for 24 hours by gunmen demanding 10 million dollars for Arab forces. An American hostage, John Crawford Maxwell, was killed. three gunmen died and one wounded as police cleared the building.
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UPI
Bank of America
Israel
Bahiji Takieddin
Beirut Radio
John Crawford Maxwell
Maxwell
Douglas Aircraft Corp
UPI Beirut
Lebanon
McCune Mansion Offers Reported for Paradise Valley Estate
Three solid offers have been submitted for the $6 million McCune Mansion in Paradise Valley with purchase agreements in hand. One bid around $2 million another between $1 million and $2 million and a $3.5 million offer that may lack financial justification, co trustee says.
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Paradise Valley
McCune
Walker McCune
Paul V. Bonn
Bonn
Berger welcomes new courts probe in Phoenix
County Attorney Moise Berger says he welcomes the Phoenix Police Department investigation into the city court system and will compare findings with his office inquiry. His probe began earlier this year amid the Paul J. Fannin drunken driving case. a grand jury was dismissed without indictments, and a broader, new grand jury probe may call previous witnesses. Judge Donald Froeb ruled the new grand jury cannot reuse evidence from the first inquiry.
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Moise Berger
Phoenix Police Department
Phoenix
Berger
Paul J. Fannin
Fannin
Superior Court
Donald Froeb
Scottsdale Youth Referred for Burglary and Marijuana Possession
A 16-year-old Scottsdale boy was referred to juvenile authorities on suspicion of burglary and possession of marijuana after a break in at a residence on 6063 N. 83rd St. Heather Weber reported noises, then alerted police as the suspect was found nearby with a small amount of marijuana.
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Scottsdale
Karolyn Weber
N. 83Rd St
Heather
Jerry Schane
62Nd Street
Valley Vista Lane
Six Year Old Hit By Car On 9th Street Crossing
A six year old boy was struck by a car Thursday afternoon while crossing 9th Street south of Jackrabbit Road. Larry Hallack was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after the 2 15 p m accident. The driver Terry Breen 16 of E Montebello Avenue was involved. No citations were issued.
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9Th Street
Jackrabbit Road
Larry M. Hallack
Obituary for Arleen F. Howes 66 Scottsdale resident
Services and interment for Arleen F. Howes 66 who died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital will be in Parkersburg West Virginia Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd until 9 p.m. today Howes 6538 E Palm Lane was born in Pennsboro West Virginia and moved to Scottsdale 12 years ago from there She was raised in Parkersburg and was a member of the Church of Christ there.
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Phoenix
Laureen Aldinger
Mesa
Miss Aldinger
Valley National Bank
Danny Edward Mills
Arleen F. Howes
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mrs. Howes
E. Palm Lane
Pennsboro
Scottsdale
Church of Christ
Services for Merwin R. Crawford Held in Phoenix
Scripture services for Merwin R. Crawford who died Monday in Hotel West ward Ho were held at Whitney and Murphy Chapel Phoenix. Cremation followed. Crawford, 4800 N. 68th St., a retired writer born in Ohio, moved to Scottsdale from Florida two years ago. He is survived by a brother and two sisters out of state.
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Merwin R. Crawford
Westward Ho
Whitney and Murphy Chapel
Second Ave
Phoenix
Crawford
68Th St
Ohio
Scottsdale
Florida
Services for Anna J. Lind
Anna J. Lind 72 died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary in Phoenix with burial at Green Acres Cemetery. Survivors: husband Martin two sons the Rev Harold Lind of San Diego and M L Lind of Minneapolis a daughter Gladys L Nelson of Scottsdale five brothers and a sister seven grandchildren. Donations suggested to Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church Scottsdale.
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Harold Lind
San Diego
M.L. Lind
Minneapolis
Gladys L. Nelson
Scottsdale
Saviour Lutheran Church of
Horace B. Pomeroy Rites Held Private in Mor tuary
Services for Horace Burton Pomeroy 63 longtime A D Juilliard & Co. plant manager in Utica will be private at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams burial in Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call until 10 p m today He died Thursday in Paradise Valley home a New York City native raised in Buffalo He belonged to Paradise Valley Country Club Valley Field Riding and Polo Club Yale Club of Phoenix and Balboa Club de Mazatlan Survivors include wife a son Horace B Li of Pasadena two daughters and four siblings Memorial gifts are requested to the American Cancer Society in Phoenix
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A.D. Juilliard & Co
Providence
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N.Y
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W. Adams
Greenwood Cemetery
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Valley
Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley Country Club
the Valley Field Riding and Polo Club
Yale Club of
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Balboa Club de
Ford urges restraint on spending amid Senate confirmation fight
Vice President-designate Ford told a Knoxville audience that Congress risks more vetoes and impoundments if spending remains high while pressing inflation as a top domestic goal. In New York he urged partnership over polarization to smooth ties with Nixon, but Kennedy and fellow Democrats demand Ford back Nixon's obligation to obey the Supreme Court on the Watergate tapes.
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Nixon
New York
Democratic Congress
al Smith
Washington
Capitol Hill
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
House
Supreme Court
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Suspects face kidnapping charges in Mesa extortion case
Three suspects from Scottsdale and Phoenix appeared in East Mesa Justice Court on kidnapping and extortion charges after allegedly abducting Gary L. Barnes for 13 hours. The ransom was $6,000, paid at a Mesa service station where police arrested Lloyd T. Barron, Robert J. Marahrens, and Camilla V. Ingram. bond set at $110,000 each. Marijuana was found at their Garfield Street residence.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
East Mesa Justice Court
Mesa
Lloyd T. Barron
Robert J. Marahrens
E. Garfield Sr
Camilla V. Ingram
Gary L. Barnes
Barnes
Garfield Street
Residenc Mesa
Mr Barnes
Miss Ingram
Barron
Marahrens
Theft Reported After Break-in At Home And Store
Ellis Humphrey reports a theft of a $300 diamond ring and four guns valued at $490 from his residence at 1232 North 78th Street. The break-in occurred between 6 p.m. Monday and 9:30 p.m. Wednesday with no forced-entry signs. Police also investigate a break-in at Supers Drug Store on 2801 North Scottsdale Road with an unknown amount of drugs taken after breaking a glass door.
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Ellis Humphrey
78Th St
Supers
N. Scottsdale Rd
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