Judge pledges to replace Cox if necessary in Watergate probes
U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica said he would appoint a replacement for Archibald Cox if needed as he reassured Watergate grand juries they remain active. He noted Cox’s dismissal does not end the grand juries and urged continued investigation of 1972 campaign misconduct. Prof. John F. Banzhaf II proposed naming a special counsel to the grand jury.
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George Washington University
National Law Center
Sirica
Cox
Nixon
Washington
John B. Conlan
R-Ariz
Conlan
Richardson backs Cox in statement during Nixon crisis
Former Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson refused to say if Nixon should be impeached, urging the American people to decide. He defended Cox for resisting the White House tapes deal and said he would have done the same in Cox's place. He explained his resignation came to protect the integrity of government.
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UPI
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Nixon
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Cox
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John J. Sirica
Department
Obituary for Herman J. Beringer, longtime band director
Herman J. Beringer, 75, longtime Chicago band director and three years at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, died Saturday at home in Scottsdale. Funeral and rosary set in Messinger Mortuary with burial in St. Francis Cemetery. He led the Tri-City Band in Mesa and taught in Chicago schools, contributed to Modern Music Masters International, appeared in a film, and served in the Navy Sousa battalion during World War I. Survivors include wife Margaret and son Joe.
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Chicago
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Miller Road
Second Street
St. Francis Cemetery
Beringer
Second St
Springfield
Ill
Scottsdale
Tri-City
Mesa
Mundelin College
Frederick Innes School
Modern Music Masters International
Mr. Beringer
Fred W Carroll services and survivors listed
Fred W Carroll 1050 Princess Drive Tempe died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial. Funeral services will be at Messinger Mortuary 100 E Indian School Rd with burial at Camelback Cemetery. He homesteaded in Scottsdale arrived in 1919 worked in the woodyard business and belonged to the Church of Christ in Scottsdale. Survivors include Lillian Medecke Phoenix seven brothers Glen W and Edwin E Tempe William Mesa eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Camelback Cemetery
Mr. Carroll
Princess Drive
Tempe
Arizona
Church of Christ In
Lillian Medecke
Phoenix
Glen W
Edwin E
William
Mesa
Nixon Distracted by Watergate and Mideast Cease-Fire Bid
President Nixon met Kissinger after the top diplomat returned from Tel Aviv with news of a cease-fire deal with Soviet leaders. The White House maneuvered amid calls for resignation or impeachment, while aides sought congressional action on Cox’s firing and a potential written-accounts compromise.
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John P. Stennis
D-Miss
Supreme Court
Phoenix man held in car theft linked to Northwest Phoenix liquor store holdup
Michael J. Small 25 and accomplice Michael V. Henretta 25 were bound over for superior court action on a Scottsdale car theft charge. Detectives alleged the car was taken to Mexico for heroin and the pair were later tied to a $282 liquor store robbery in Northwest Phoenix. Officers found two suspects hiding nearby with the stolen money and a gun. Third man Michael R. Dowell was later found hiding minutes after the heist.
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Scottsdale
Michael J. Small
Rossie Ford
E. McDowell Rd
Scottsdale Justice Court
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Small
Michael R. Dowell
Tom Wegner
Paul Hoffman
Paradise Valley to hear APS permit dispute over pole replacement
Town Magistrate Carl Peachy will hear opening arguments Wednesday in the case against Arizona Public Service Co. charged with failing to obtain a town permit before replacing five high voltage poles after a June 22 1972 storm. The firm pleads innocence arguing the ordinance does not cover storm emergencies.
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Paradise Valley
Carl Peachy
Arizona Public Service Co
Invergordon Road
Mary Ann Brines
Seven illegal aliens held after arrest at city apartment
Detectives Nolan and Dean arrested seven suspects at 4925 N 73rd St an apartment complex. The group includes six men aged 18 to 46 and a 16 year old. Border Patrol planned to return them to Mexico today.
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Mexico
George Nolan
Ronald Dean
N. 73Rd St
Nolan
Dean
Benjamin Abila
Alfonso Casarez
Alfonso Casares
Adolfo Gonzalez
Luis Munoz
Manuel Gonzalez
Hardy to address Friends of the Earth in Phoenix
Thomas Hardy of the City Community Development Office will speak at the Arizona Chapter Friends of the Earth meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Phoenix. He will discuss city government’s role in environmental control and related pollution, growth and land use planning.
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Arizona
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Friends of the Earth
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E. Osborn Rd
Phoenix
Hardy
Scottsdale
Fla
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Scottsdale Community College budget approved for 1973 74
Maricopa County Community College District Governing Board approved a detailed student budget of 36000 for the 1973 74 year at Scottsdale Community Parke. The budget funds student projects under the auspices of no student government and was conditionally approved August 6.
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Maricopa County Community College District
Ast Night
Scottsdale Community Parke Associated Students Alpha
Nixon Loser in Phone Poll at Buffalo Station
Buffalo radio station WKBW opened lines for 6% hours and received 1,943 calls on the question should Congress begin impeachment proceedings against the President. Of those, 1,764 said yes and 179 said no.
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UPI
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Phoenix seeks ballot wording reversal in court ruling
City of Phoenix filed a petition with the State Supreme Court seeking reversal of a superior court decision ruling the "vote for six" legend on the November ballot misleading and unconstitutional. The case centers on council candidate names and ballot phrasing.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Jeremy Butler
Narcotics suspect shot by federal agent in Sunday shootout
A suspected marijuana peddler Santiago Martinez age 25 from Agua Prieta Sonora was hit in the shoulder during a gun battle with a federal narcotics agent Sunday night. The suspect was listed in good condition at Cochise County Hospital. The agent treated for a gunshot wound to the arm was released.
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Douglas
Cochise County
Santiago Martinez
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Paradise Valley bond issue explained to voters
Paradise Valley School District taxpayers will hear why a 10 million dollar bond is sought to fund elementary and junior high expansion over five years. Ray Shipley plans to outline four new elementary schools a junior high gym and industrial arts at Shea Middle plus site purchases. The board may call the election on January 17 for a March 12 vote.
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Paradise Valley
Ray Shipley
Indian Bend
Shea Middle School
Shipley
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