Watergate probe costs soar amid legal battles
Washington based report details rising Watergate costs as the Senate investigation nears $2 million with fears of higher totals from expected court fights over Nixon records and tapes. It notes major outlays by the Committee to Reelect, the Senate panel, and federal prosecutors plus Nixon’s growing legal staff and consultants.
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Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Committee
Olne
Watergate
Senate
Select Investigating Committee
Rufus Edmiston
Archibald Cox
Department of Justice
Cox
Committee
Charles Alan Wright
University of Texas
Justice Department Legal Flaent
PD names John Lentz to new post
Phelps Dodge Corp officials said John A. Lentz was appointed senior vice president a new post in the firm. Lentz continues as head of PD western operations at Douglas with an enlarged Douglas office. Al Douglas and W. W. Little receive promotions at Douglas with Little becoming general manager and Moolick transferring to Douglas as assistant manager.
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Phelps Dodge Corp
John A. Lentz
Lentz
Western
Douglas
Arizona
New Mexico
New York
al Douglas
W. W. Little
Hk. T. Moolick
Tyrone
W.M
Branch
A. H. Kinneberg
Dip signals end to rally
New York prices edged lower in moderate trading ending a 10 day Dow rally. Dow Jones Industrial average fell 5.04 to 931.67 as declines led advances on the New York Stock Exchange by 8 to 5. Analysts cited profit taking and rate increases as depressants.
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NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Newton Zinder
E. F. Hutton & Co
Foote Mineral
Western Union
Barron's Weekly
Sony
Paper form deluge flayed by senator
In Portland Oregon Senator Thomas J. McIntyre condemned the 5298 federal forms approved for public use saying the government stores two billion pieces of paper yearly in 4.5 billion cubic feet of space at a cost of 15 billion dollars. He warned the avalanche wastes 130 million manhours annually and erodes trust between government and small business.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Thomas J. McIntyre
Rosary for Mrs Weinzapfel Set at Reilly's Funeral Home
A rosary for Mary Monica Weinzapfel 90 Tucson resident for 62 years will be recited at 7 30 p.m. today at Reillys Funeral Chapel. She died Saturday in Carl Hayden Community Hospital. Survivors include six sons 20 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren and a sister Stella Root Barnes. Mass will be at St. Augustine Cathedral and burial in Holy Hope Cemetery.
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Tucson
Reilly
Tucky
Constant
John
Thomas
Roman
Tucson Warehouse and Transfer Co
Joseph
Tucson Police Department
James
Southern Pacific
University of Arizona
Pioneer National Title Insurance Co
Weinzapfel
Estate worth 1.4 million left by Congdon Tucson geologist dies
Pima County probate records show Stephen H. Congdon 42 died Aug 3 1972 in Houston after heart surgery. He headed North Star Exploration and served as vice president of Prescott College and trustee of Green Fields School. He also sat on boards including Arizona Sonora Desert Museum Great Western Banks and Visiting Nurses Association. The bulk of his about 1.3 million stock and bond holdings plus 95 000 real estate formed the estate.
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Tucson
Pima County
Stephen H. Congdon
Houston
Congdon
North Star Exploration Co
Prescott College
Green Fields School
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Great Western Banks
Visiting Nurses Association
Sullivan attorney Pike H. Sullivan dies at 70 in Tucson
Pike H. Sullivan a Tucson corporate attorney and former Standard Oil executive died Saturday at Tucson Medical Center at age 70. He lived at 4501 N. Camino Del Rey and moved to Tucson in 1987 from Decatur Tennessee after retiring from Standard Oil. Services are set for 5 p.m. tomorrow at St Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church with donations requested to the church memorial fund. He is survived by his widow Ante, two sons Pike H. Jr. and Gary B. and a daughter Marie, along with a brother Brig. Gen. John B. Sullivan and sister Arthur B. Wilcox.
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Pike H. Sullivan
Tucson
Tucson Medical Center
Sullivan
N. Camino del Rey
Decatur
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Catalina Foothills Association
University of Arizona Foundation
Tucson Country Club
American Bar Association
American Patent Law Association
American Chemical Society
American Petroleum Institute
Ante
Pike H. Jr
Glen Ridge
N.J
Gary B
Atlanta
Marie
Deerfield
John B. Sullivan
San Antonio
Arthur B. Wilcox
Decatur, Jr
Pan
St. Philip’s In the Hills Episcopal Church
N. Campbell Ave
River Road
St. Philip's In the Hills
Ex Tuc son rancher Walter McDonald dies in Cincinnati
Former Tucson rancher Walter A. McDonald who ran Rancho Vistosa near Oracle died Saturday in Cincinnati after a long illness. He was a Knights of Malta member and is survived by nephew Matthew McDonald in Cincinnati. Services set for 12 p.m. Wednesday at St Gertrude's Church in Cincinnati. Donations urged to Little Sisters of the Poor in Cincinnati.
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Walter A. McDonald
Rancho Vistosa
Oracle
Cincinnati
McDonald
Knights of Malta
Matthew McDonald
St. Gertrude’s Church
Little Sisters of the Poor
Florence Avenue
Dream sails end in collision sink for trio and teens
Phoenician sailor Bill Moxley 69 set out from San Diego to sail around the world aboard La Bella Anni with three teen grandsons. Early off Ensenada the 41 foot trimaran was struck by a Mexican tuna boat slicing the hull, killing the voyage and forcing a perilous salvage to shore.
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Calif
Bill Moxies
Phoenix
Moxley
San Diego
Mexican
Ensenada
Mox
Jey
Mark Engstrom
la Canada
Hum
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