Nixon veto debate over federal prosecutor bill rages in Senate
The article reports a bipartisan push of 43 senators to place the special prosecutor under federal judge authority amid agitation over Archibald Cox’s firing. It notes President Nixon weighing a replacement and the risk of a new constitutional crisis if he vetoes the measure. Byrd and Buckley weigh steps including appointing a special prosecutor within existing power structures.
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John J
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
James L. Buckley
Cr-N.y
U S Eases Military Alert as Soviet Intent Unclear
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger announced 36 000 of 2 3 million servicemen on alert received stand down orders while most forces remained at readiness. Brezhnev said the USSR sent representatives to the Middle East to observe the ceasefire. President Nixon open to UN observers team.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Middle East
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Soviet Union
White House
Nixon
United Nations
U.S
Supreme Court blocks ballot wording change in Phoenix election
The State Supreme Court reversed a Maricopa County court ruling that would have required Phoenix to alter the ballot instruction "vote for six" to "vote for not more than six" for the November city elections. Rent Jennings says the Phoenix court system investigation is unwarranted and regrets implications of wrongdoing by city court judges.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Maricopa County
S Or Court
Jeremy Butler
Butler
Rent Jennings
Superior Court
Jennings
FTC probes Arizona loan complaints in consumer protection case
The Federal Trade Commission sends a nine member team from its Los Angeles office to Arizona to investigate possible violations of federal consumer protection laws. spokesman Jackson Smith says at least 50 Arizona complaints are under review, most involving the truth in lending act.
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Phoenix
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Los Angeles
Arizona
Jackson Smith
Hazel the Phoenix Zoo gorilla seeks third marriage
The Phoenix Zoo plans a news conference Tuesday to announce Hazel the gorilla's third marriage. Officials say Hazel will travel to San Diego for mating.
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Phoenix
Hazel
Phoenix Zoo
San Diego
Phoenix motorcyclist in collision at Scottsdale Thomas and 70th
A 22-year-old Phoenix man, identified as Timmay Wallaece, was listed in no condition at Scottsdale Memorial after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by 26-year-old Sylvia Leiber. The crash happened at 2 15 p.m. on Thomas Street as Leiber turned left from a service station onto Thomas. Leiber was cited for failing to yield from a private drive.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Seer
Timmay Wallaece
Felix Garcia
Thomas
Sylvia Leiber
68Th St
70Th Street
Theft Reported for $985 Trip
The report states Marie L Gregg told authorities she returned home around 7 2 p.m. and noted a theft of 985 dollars. Investigators are reviewing the incident and seeking further details from witnesses.
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Marie -L. Gregg
Town hall sewer contract awarded in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley town council awarded a 27888 contract to Swengel-Robbins Construction Co. of Phoenix for installing sewer lines at the new town hall. Construction to begin after Scottsdale approves a sewer hook-up, with completion expected in December.
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Paradise Valley
Swengel-Robbins Construction Co
Phoenix
Town Hall
Mary Ann Brines
Lincoln Drive
Invergordon Road
Charles Atkinson
Mockingbird Lane
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale
Atkinson
Desert Arroyos Subdivision
Richard Caviness
Desert Arroyos
Desert Ranchos
68Th Street
Jackrabbit Road
Montebello Avenue
Brines
Obituary: Jeffrie L. Fisher 25 Scottsdale High alum dies
Jeffrie L. Fisher, 25, a 1966 Scottsdale High School graduate who joined TWA at Sky Harbor and later worked in its Kansas City finance department, died Wednesday. He was an Arizona State University alumnus class of 1971 born in Noblesville Indiana and earned an associate of arts from North Central Michigan College. He served in the Army Reserves in 1969 and trained in 1970. Survivors include his wife.
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Jeffrie L. Fisher
Scottsdale High School
TWA
Sky Harbor
Kansas City
Arizona State University
Noblesville
Ind
North Central Michigan College
Petoskey
Mich
National Honor Society
Scottsdale
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Bremer Woman Dies. Valley Association Notes Survivors
Mrs. Jane E. Bremer from Valley Association of University in San Francisco is noted in an obituary fragment. Survivors include her husband and two sons.
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San Francisco
Hushend, Baa
Extortion Threats Target Scottsdale Grocery Stores
Police investigated extortion calls to three Scottsdale supermarkets, two Safeway stores and El Rancho Market, claiming bombs were planted. No bombs were found after evacuations and police responses. callers directed employees to place money in sacks.
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Safeway
el Rancho
N. Scottsdale Rd
William Martin
Martin
Granite
Reet Rd
Pete
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Yal Conaway
Arizona Canal
Camelback Road
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