Cox seeks modification to force Nixon tapes release
Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox moves to modify Judge Sirica’s order to turn over Watergate tapes for grand jury review. The White House appeals, Nixon weighs en banc hearing, and Senate leaders debate television coverage as the case heads toward Supreme Court action.
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Washington
UPI
Archibald Cox
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Cox
U.S. Court of Appeals
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate Grand Jury
White House
Court of Appeals
Sirica
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Senate
Weekend cooling to follow Pacific system moves in
A fast moving low pressure system from the Pacific Northwest will bring cooler temperatures and a few showers Saturday. Highs drop about five degrees to the low 100s across the state with mid 70s overnight. Scottsdale's Thursday high reached 108 with a low near 68 this morning.
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Pacific Northwest
National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Jewelry theft at Squash Blossom Shop on Mercer Lane
Early this morning 1,120 dollars of jewelry were stolen from the Squash Blossom Shop at 7119 I Mercer Lane. Officer Sharon Bozik found the door kicked in around 3 a.m after an attempted pry. Stolen items include six bola ties worth 300 and 50 pairs of earrings worth 500.
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Mercer Lane
Sharon Bozik
Former Los Angeles Mayor Yorty to switch parties
Former Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty plans to re register as a Republican at the California GOP convention as he contemplates a U S Senate bid against Sen Alan Cranston. Elizabeth Yorty confirms the switch and may also change her registration.
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San Diego
UPI
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
U.S
Yorty
Joseph M. Quinn
Governor appoints committee to promote Grandparents Day
Governor Jack Williams appoints a Arizona Grandparents Day committee with Jonathan Marshall of the Scottsdale Daily Progress as chair and Robert Lewis of the Maricopa County Senior Citizens Information Center as vice chair. The group includes civic and religious leaders from Phoenix Scottsdale Tucson Globe Yuma Mesa Nogales Prescott and others. The day on September 30 aims to honor older citizens and encourage family gatherings over gifts.
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Arizona
Jack Williams
Williams
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Robert Lewis
Maricopa County
Senior Citizens Information Center
Marshall
Darwin Aycock
Alice Drought
Charles Glance
F.A
Jake” Higgins
R.S. Gutierrez
Walter Luft
Mort Newell
Dix Price
Fred Schaefer
George Wilson
Phoenix
Maxine Marshall
Scottsdale
EPA plan may keep Douglas smelter open and save jobs
State leaders say the EPA will approve Arizona’s pollution control system for the Douglas smelter. The monitor based program requires emission checks and curtails production when air quality falls below standards, potentially preserving hundreds of jobs.
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Phoenix
Environmental Protection Agency
Douglas
EPA
Arizona
City seeks Mountain Bell exec for Phoenix council
The Phoenix charter government weighs asking Lou Jolly to run for city council. Jolly, 64, Mountain Bell Telephone Co. vice president, was out of state and unavailable for comment.
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Phoenix — Charter
Telephone
Lou Jolly
Jolly
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Arizona leaders study limit on spending as income share
Legislative leaders form a special citizens committee to study capping state spending as a fixed share of personal income. In California Gov Ronald Reagan backs a similar plan while Senate Majority Leader Sandra OConnor outlines a focus on total tax revenue as a percentage of personal income.
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Phoenix
California
Ronald Regan
Senate
Sandra O’connor
Paradise Valley
Kingman youth on bail arrested in witness stabbing case
Seth Ulysses Tarr, 17, previously free on bail for a murder charge, was jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charges for stabbing Kevin Cook, 17, who sustained 27 stab wounds and remained in fair condition at Kingman Hospital.
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Kingman
Mohave
Seth Ulysses Tarr
Kevin Cook
Cook
Obituaries Lazar Tintor Remembered in Scottsdale
Lazar Tintor 48 electrical repairman came from Chicago nine months ago. Services held at Mercer Mortuary with burial in Chicago. Native of Yugoslavia member of St Sava Serbian Orthodox Church Serbian National Federation and Ravina Gora veterans. Survived by wife Efrozyna son Mike Scottsdale daughter Mary Chicago and two brothers. Contributions to St Sava building fund.
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Lazar Tintor
Scottsdale
Chicago
Mercer Mortuary
Mr. Tintor
E. Avalon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Yugoslavia
St. Sava
Hotel developer seeks variance after court setback
Paradise Valley piece notes Colt I Hughes refiled for a 15 acre resort hotel variance after a prior denial. The 16.54 acre site sits on Scottsdale and Jackrabbit Roads, still about half an acre short once easements are deducted.
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Paradise Valley
Colt I. Hughes
Howard Johnson
Phoenix
Hughes
Superior Court
St. Louis, Mo
Scottsdale and
Jackrabbit Roads
Jewelry theft at Turquoise Kiva in Village Square
In Cave Creek the Turquoise Kiva shop was broken into early Thursday. Police say two suspects fled from the rear around 5 30 a.m. after forcing the front door. About 510 pounds of raw turquoise valued at 13000 and assorted Indian rugs and jewelry were stolen. a small amount of jewelry was recovered outside.
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Cave Creek
Rookie fireman cited for rescue in Fountain Hills
Rural Fire Department commends James L. Neville Jr. for saving 15 year old Kelly Fenn from drowning at a Fountain Hills lake on August 18. The teen required no medical attention and Neville is praised for decisive actions reflecting well on the department.
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Rural Fire Department
James L. Neville Jr
Kelly Fenn
35Th St
Phoenix
Fountain Hills
Neville
RFD
Newly Graduated Accountant Slain in Phoenix Robbery
Phoenix police say a 31 year old accountant newly graduated from Arizona State University was shot three times and found in a southwest Phoenix lot at 15th Avenue and Grant Thursday morning. Robbery is suspected as the motive.
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Phoenix
John Henson
Arizona State University
15Th Avenue
Grant
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