Supreme Court drops most cases as justices retire
Washington The Supreme Court delays key cases including death penalty review due to the illness of Justice Black and retirement of Justice Harlan. Senior lawmakers discuss potential replacement Richard Poff, facing civil rights opposition from ADA, as Nixon signals a possible Senate appointment path.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Richard E. Poff
Virginia
Harlan
Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Nixon
Poff
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Leon Shull
Congress
Shull
Britain expels 90 Soviet officials over espionage
Britain declares 90 Soviet officials expelled within two weeks after intelligence activity confirmation. Fifteen others with re-entry visas denied. total 550 Soviet officials in Britain. Defector provided plans for infiltration and sabotage.
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London
WPI
Britain
Foreign Office
KGB
Secret Police
Soviet Union
OEO to Probe Vote Charges in Guadalupe Election
The Office of Economic Opportunity will investigate charges from the September 8 Guadalupe Organization election. Howard Phillips of Washington said the investigation would begin once allegations reach his office. Claims include nonmembers voting, disallowed write-ins, and petitions rejected for missing addresses not required by bylaws.
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Phoenix
UPI
Office of Economic Opportunity
Howard Phillips
Washington
OEO
Ambulance Crashes After Red Light Run
An ambulance responding to a call ran a red light at 68th Street and Thomas Road and collided with a station wagon at 8:45 am. Police report no serious injuries. driver Don Dricson 1717 E Indian School Rd charged with failure to exercise due care. Station wagon driven by Hervey Simmons 2538 N 65th St sustained $300 damage.
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68Th Street
Thomas Road
Kords
Don Dricson
E. Indian School Rd
Rosenberg Chosen by Bankers for ABA Presidency
Allen L. Rosenberg civic worker and president of Great Western Bank & Trust was elected president of the Arizona Bankers Association at its 68th annual convention at Camelback Inn. Morton L. Monson Jr. was named first vice president and D. W. Clifford Jr. second vice president. I. C. Rasmussen and Edward M. Carson were elected to the ABA executive council for 1972.
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Allen L. Rosenberg
Great Western Bank & Trust
Arizona Bankers Association
Camelback Inn
Morton L. Monson Jr
United Bank of Arizona
D. W. Clifford Jr
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
ABA
I. C. Rasmussen
State Bank
Lake Havasu City
Great Western Bank
Pioneer Bank
Legislators urge center for mentally handicapped children
Two Arizona legislators urge funds for a statewide diagnostic and treatment facility for mentally and physically handicapped children, criticizing university budget demands and loud special interest lobbying. They call for a centrally located center as current care is limited and Coolidge's Arizona Training Center has a 500 child waiting list.
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Dennis Carroll
Hungerford
David Kret
Scottsdale
Travelers Protective Association of America
Kret
Arizona Training Center
Coolidge
Harris' hat enters ring for Democratic nomination
Sen. Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma announces he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972. He vows to mobilize a coalition of seniors, veterans, minorities, farmers, and blue collar workers and to take his campaign to hospitals, prisons, and streets. McGovern already is a candidate. Muskie and others are listed as possible contenders.
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Washington
UPI
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Harris
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Eugene J.mccarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Henry M. Jackson
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Steiger Calls for Immediate Quelling of Prisons Riots
Rep. Sam Steiger of Arizona urges immediate, universal action to quell prison disturbances after the Attica riot. He serves on the House Select Committee on Crime and spoke on Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Attica
Three bound over on forgery charges
Three men from the West Mesa area were bound over for Superior Court on forgery charges after a July weekend ring looted picnickers cars along the Verde River. Robert Wayne Cameron Edward Enriquez Jr Russell Wayne Webb face forgery counts tied to credit card crimes.
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Thiéé Mesa
Verde River
Scottsdale
James Mitchell
Robert Wayne Cameron
Edward Enriquez Jr
Russell Wayne Webb
Herb Wissman
Enriquez
West Mesa
Wissman
Robert Acosta
Acosta
Scottsdale-Tempe-Mesa
Burglary Report From Valley Vista Drive and Neavitt Residence
Police report two color television sets a black attache case and a hair dryer valued at 525 stolen from the Thomas Neavitt residence at 8343 E Valley Vista Dr after burglars pried a kitchen door and left doors unlocked. Jewelry coins medicine and other items valued at 217 stolen from the Sandra Doolan home at 5325 N 81st Pl with theft dated between July 30 and August 1 but not reported until Thursday.
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Thomas Neavitt
Valley Vista Dr
Sandra Doolan
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