Strachan Granted Separate Watergate Trial in 1974 Proceedings
On the eve of the Watergate cover up trial U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica granted Gordon L. Strachan a separate trial claiming immunity taint. The jury trial for five aides proceeds at 9 30 a m EDT with Nixon ill and hospitalized away from the courtroom. Strachan’s severance enables pretrial review of alleged immunity breaches while Jaworski seeks to avoid a mistrial for all defendants.
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UPI
U.S
John J. Sirica
Gordon L. Strachan
Richard M. Nixon
Sirica
Strachan
Authen
White House
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
H. R. Haldeman
Senate
Appeals
Jaworski
City to hold weekly seminars on sign ordinance questions
City Manager Dale Carter announced weekly seminars for businessmen to discuss the sign ordinance and amortization rules. The first session is at 5 30 p m Wednesday in city hall. Inspectors will visit all businesses to aid compliance and confirm no problem exists for those already in conformance. 431 signs owned by 270 businessmen are affected.
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Dale Carter
City Hall
Carter
Auto slams into mobile home injuring infant in Tempe
A four month old Tempe boy is in critical condition at St. Josephs Hospital after a car driven by Simona Molina struck a mobile home at 1419 N 77th St. The home moved four feet. Molina in satisfactory condition at Phoenix Indian Hospital. Two other occupants, Juanita and Marie Matus, were in good condition. Molina cited for speeding. In a second weekend crash, Albert Dawson was hospitalized in fair condition after being struck while crossing Hayden Road near Roosevelt Street by a car driven by Mark Funk following alcohol use.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Scottedaile
Carlos Matus
Phoenix Indian Hospital
Juanita Matus
Marie Matus
Tempe
Maricopa County Hospital
Molina
Scottsdale
Albert E. Dawson
Hayden Rd
Hayden Road
Roosevelt Street
Mark Stephen Funk
E. Holly St
Comanche Inn
Roosevelt
Obituary Morris E. Watson Owner of Marilynn's Bedspread Shop
Morris Earl Watson aged 58 owner of Marilynn's Bedspread Shop in Scottsdale died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Claremore Oklahoma he moved to Arizona 30 years ago. He is survived by his wife Lois of Tempe. Services at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Marilynn
Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Watson
Claremore
Okla
Arizona
Lois
Tempe
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Raymond R Gould 81 Retired Railroad Brakeman Dies
Raymond R Gould 81 retired brakeman after 50 years for Southern Pacific Railroad died today at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Born in Canada he came to Arizona in 1924 from Seattle He was a member of the Brotherhood of Engineers and Brakemen resided at 6738 E Lewis Survivors include wife Ida daughter Mrs Amenta Pierce of Scottsdale one brother three grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral Thursday at Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Canada
Gould
Arizona
Seattle
Wash
Brotherhood of Engineers and Brakeman
E. Lewis
Ida
Amenta Pierce
Scottsdale
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
LeeADC welfare clash draws critique in Arizona politics
Political round up reports criticism of Attorney General N Warner Lee for seeking to block federal ADC funding for unborn children. Supporters defend the program as vital, while rivals rally behind Carolyn Warner for state superintendent. Also notes Republican Dolgaard meeting with President Ford on economy and Udall bank merger stance.
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N. Warner Lee
Rosemae Vie
Lee
U.S. Supreme Court
Warner Lee
Keith Doiggard
Tucson
Ford
Dolgaard
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Arizona
Udall
Washington
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co
First National Bank of Arizona
Burglary at Foreclosed Scottsdale Home Sees $4800 Loss
Scottsdale police report $4800 worth of kitchen items and a storage shed stolen last week from a foreclosed home owned by Harold Allan at 6629 E Lafayette Blvd. Witnesses saw men carrying the shed to a driveway vehicle but did not identify them as burglars.
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Scottsdale
Harold Allan
E. Lafayette Blvd
Obituary: Cecil A. Pinkel 61 of Scottsdale area
Cecil A. Pinkel 61 of 6353 E Rose Circle died Saturday at Maryvale Samaritan Hospital born in Gillham Arkansas moved to Arizona in 1969 from Galesburg Illinois Survived by husband Adrian Scottsdale son Glen W of Knoxville Illinois daughter Ediths Mae Cutliff Phoenix mother Nell Mize Phoenix three brothers Keith Mize Phoenix and two from other states three sisters June Diffenbaugh Tempe Verla Ligett Phoenix and others Burial at Green Acres Memorial Garden services 2 p.m. Wednesday visitation 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Tuesday
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Cecil A. Pinkel
June Diffenbaugh
Tempe
Verla Ligett
Phoenix
Greeneres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial
Wife held for murder in Prescott shooting
Cynthia Maria Denny, 27, was held in lieu of $55,000 bond on an open murder charge in the shooting of her husband Gary Denny, 36, a noted softball pitcher, at the couple’s trailer home after an argument. Police report the suspect and victim were alone at the time.
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Prescott
Cynthia Maria Denny
Republicans and Democrats Hold Arizona Party Gatherings
Republicans met in the afternoon to select leadership with Harry Rosenzweig likely to win reelection as state GOP chairman. Democrats held an evening session where Charles Pine appeared poised for a second term as state party leader.
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Phoenix
Harry Rosenzweig
Charles Pine
State funds support Arizona school dental care effort
The State Health Department received a $15,900 federal grant administered by the Arizona Regional Medical Program to fund a pilot program for comprehensive dental care for school age children in Santa Cruz County, benefiting about 5,900 youngsters.
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Nogales
State Health Department
Arizona
Santa Cruz County
Arizona Regional Medical Program
Tucson
Metal workers strike threat hits Tucson’s Kreuger plant
UPI reports Local 548 of the Sheet Metal Workers plan a midnight walkout against Kreuger Manufacturing Co. in Tucson. Union business manager Ed Fulcher says a substantial offer from Kreuger, part of Lear-Siegler Inc., could avert the strike. The plant employs 600 workers, 420 of them union members.
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Tucson
UPI
Kreuger Manufacturing Co
Ed Fulcher
Kreuger
Lear-Siegler, Inc
Fulcher
Inmates Quiet After Jail Disturbances In Phoenix
Inmates at Maricopa County Jail remained quiet Sunday night after two nights of protests over TV rules. Seven sheriff's officers and five inmates were treated for smoke inhalation Sunday morning at County Hospital, with one held overnight. Authorities said mattresses blankets and papers were burned creating heavy smoke but little structural damage.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Police hunt suspect in fatal shooting outside Mother's Bar
Phoenix police seek a suspect after 21 year old Robert Vaughn Highsmith was shot in the chest while among 20 to 25 motorcyclists outside Mother's Bar early Sunday. Detectives report conflicting witness accounts on who fired the shots.
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Phoenix
Robert Vaughn Highsmith
Highsmith
Mother’s
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