Dean warns Mitchell could be killed in prison
John Dean told a Millersville State College audience that former attorney general John Mitchell might be killed if sent to prison after his Watergate-related sentencing. He cited the risk amid Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell receiving combined 40 months to eight years, with Mardian at 10 months to three years.
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Miglersville, Pa
UPI
John Dean
Atty
John N. Mitchell
John Mitchell
Dean
U.S. Dist
John J. Strica
Nixon
Millersville State College
Gunman killed as hostage freed in Las Vegas bank heist
In Las Vegas a teller escapes unharmed after a six hour standoff with a gunman at the Home Savings and Loan Association. James S. Dutton Jr., 30, of Santa Barbara, was killed by a police sniper after negotiations failed. Hostage Anita Jetland was freed unharmed. The FBI and police had demanded $100,000 and attempted to use a getaway car. Dutton had prior arrests and hospital visits, and was described as calm and intelligent by officials.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Savings and Loan
Las Vegas Strip
FBI
Home Savings and Loan Association
James S. Dutton Jr
Santa Barbara
Calif
Dutton
Anita Jetland
Barton Jacka
Open pit and underground mine clash eyed near Red Mountain
Tucson geologists debate whether an open pit above Kerr-McGee’s Red Mountain underground mine could trigger a collapse or interference. W. W. Walker of Earth Sciences notes potential conflict but says it’s premature to decide. Kerr-McGee estimates 700 to 1,000 workers and over 300 million dollars for open pit development. exploration continues under Forest Service oversight amid plans for a Patagonia office.
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Tucson
W. W. Walker
Earth Sciences
Alunite
Red Mountain
Kerr-McGee
Walker
Kerr- McGee
Patagonia
Marion Bolton
Forest Service
James Perry
Coronado National Forest
Tucson Bombardier Citizen Association Press Note
An unintelligible Tucson brief from the Associated Press mentions a bombing context and a citizen group, with unclear details. The fragment suggests regional news activity and public safety notes but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes for a fuller summary.
Tucson considers $5.42 million housing grant projects
City Manager Valdez proposes ten neighborhood plans under the federal Housing and Community Development Act for 1975 76. Projects include a $1 million senior center in Armory Park and street, park, and housing improvements in five Model Cities areas. Public hearing set for Monday at City Hall to discuss funding and long range eight year plan totaling about $36.7 million with additional federal and local funds.
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Armory Park
Model Cities
Joel D. Valdez
el Rio
Santa Cruz River
U.S
Holladay-Mirasol
Marizo-Santa Criz
Kid Pueblo South
Tucson
Lander
Council
Tyndall Avenue
East 35Th Street
Mountain Avenue
27Th Street
Manza-Santa Cruz
West St. Mary’s Road
North Grande Avenue
Old Pueblo South
Congress Street
4Th Avenue
22Nd Street
Interstate 10
Jay Mountain
First Y Ear
West Side
San Juan Trail
San Antonio Drive
San Marcos Boulevard
Camino Santiago
National City
6Th Avenue
Irvington Road
12Th Avenue
Michigan Drive
Federal Housing Administration
Pima County
Suit filed to oust Hamilton Aircraft Co
A Minnesota firm seeks foreclosure in Superior Court against Hamilton Aircraft Co of Tucson. Van Dusen Acceptance Corp of Minneapolis claims an $800,575 debt plus over $73,000 interest from loans tied to Hamilton and Union Bank. Van Dusen took over operations Feb 7 and laid off most of Hamilton's 75 workers. new president R W Bukkita says recalls possible if operations continue.
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Minnesota
Superior
Hamilton Aircraft Co
Tucson
van Dusen Acceptance Corp
Minneapolis
Hamilton
van Dusen
Union Bank
R.W. Bukkita
Fir
Five Sells residents injured in highway crash
Five people were hurt when a car and a pickup ran off State Highway 86 and crashed into an arroyo about 16 miles west of the city. Justin Jose and his brother Felix were hospitalized with injuries, while James Purcell, his wife Susan, and their 10 month old daughter Rachel were also treated. The infant had a broken leg and head injuries. the parents were treated and released. Authorities said high winds may have contributed as Jose tried to pass the Purcell vehicle and lost control. all were ejected from vehicles.
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Sells
Justin Jose
Felix
Veterans Administration
Indian Service
James Purcell
Susan
Rachel
Tucson Medical Center
Department of Public Safety
Jose
Purcell
Arroyo
Ford Defends Defense Budget Amid Security Stance
President Ford defended a $92.8 billion defense budget as a basic minimum to safeguard national security amid an insecure world. He rejected claims that defense spending is unwarranted, citing the nation’s founding and vowing not to sign any declaration of inferiority.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
California buyer buys nine Rolls in one London visit
Dorothy Ebright, a former San Diego pianist, bought nine Rolls-Royce cars in half an hour from Henry Nathan in a North London showroom. She paid cash totaling 92 000 dollars and said the purchase was an investment. Nathan called her determined and said the spree was the largest cash sum he’d seen in 42 years.
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London
UPI
Henry Nathan
California
Nathan
Dorothy Ebright
San Diego
Foreclosures ordered on Transarizona Development mortgages
A Superior Court commissioner ordered mortgages totaling over 155000 foreclosed against Transarizona Development Corp on a townhouse project at West Orange Grove Road. The action, the second in as many months, involves The Arizona Bank and Lawyers Title of Arizona, with remaining subdivision assets to be sold to repay the debt.
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Transarizona Development, Corp
Arizona Bank
Lawyers Title of
Arizona
Transarizona
Weat Orange Grove Road
Sidney L. Kain
Lawyers Tithe
Superior Court
William N. Sherrill
Irish Foreign Minister cites drop in IRA support
Dublin Ireland AP Irish Foreign Minister Garret Fitzgerald says Irish American contributions to the Irish Republican Army declined after his warnings that relief funds indirectly aided the IRA’s armed campaign in Ulster He notes awareness among Irish Americans that dollars help both distressed compatriots and guerrillas and that IRA funding for arms is lower but not disclosed He also says the violence has postponed any reunification while fostering more contact between Northern and Southern leaders and a better mutual understanding despite a lasting gulf.
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Dublin
Ireland
Garret Fitzgerald
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Fitzgerald
United States
IRA
Ulster
Associated Press
TRA
Hun‘dred“Bermbers
Bars warned over topless dancing in Tucson strikes
Tucson Police Chief William J. Gilkinson mailed warning letters to club owners Herman Smiley Robert Landry The House Edgar Youch and others. Officers have observed potential violations of the city anti nude dancing ordinance and will prosecute if violations recur. The ordinance bans topless and bottomless dancing at venues serving food and alcohol.
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Tucson
William J. Gilkinson
Herman C. Smiley
Blue Note
Speedway Blvd
Robert G. Landry
Speedway
Edgar Youch
Craycroft Road
Patrick Kelly
Kelly
Columnist Helen M Robertson Dies at 77
Helen M Robertson longtime Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist and former home economics editor died today in a Tucson nursing home at age 77. She had been hospitalized for a month and her body was sent to Hudgel's Swan Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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Helen M. . Robertson
Green Valley
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Valley
Tucson
Robertson
I.a
Girement
Hudgel
Swan Funeral Home
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Nelson Rockefeller
Jacka
Special Weapons and Tactics Team
Mourtiers
New York
Lion
American Smelting & Refining Co
Coronado Forest
University of Arizona
Spencer R. Titley
UA Geosciences
Tucson, Bom
Citizen Associated Press
United Press International
Canada & A. Onth
Oatn Company Ave
Asia
Paul Moller
University of California At Davis
UPI Telephoto
Valdez
Pascua
Glover & Miller
U of A
Jeratsa
Ems
STAR
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