Congressmen return with voters opinions on Watergate
Senators and congressmen return from summer recess to hear constituent views on Watergate and the White House fight over vetoes. Nixon plans new initiatives and will meet congressional leaders as debates over education aid, defense spending, and tax reform continue. Robert Baumann, 36, Republican from Maryland, is sworn in to fill the late William Mills seat.
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Labor Day speeches fault Nixon economic policies
AFL-CIO chief George Meany and United Steelworkers president I W Abel criticized Nixon economics on Labor Day saying unemployment fell from a 15 year low then rose, wages were squeezed, inflation rose, and deficits reached 66.8 billion. Labor Secretary Brennan defended the policies noting job gains and lower unemployment.
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Nixon lawyers appeal Sirica ruling on Watergate tapes
President Nixon's lawyers will file a written appeal in federal court on Thursday challenging Judge John J. Sirica's order to hand over tape recordings of certain Watergate conversations for his private review. Gerald L. Warren said the form was decided but not disclosed.
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Cocopah student Town fatally hurt in full reviews request
A six year old Cocopah School kindergarten student died Saturday after falling 15 feet from a rock ledge near Strawberry. Denise Ann Keil of Payson died at Payson Hospital while a California climber Edward Bable, 24, died after a 90 foot fall from Robot Mine near Spur Road in Cave Creek.
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Warm, sunny Arizona forecast through Wednesday
The Phoenix National Weather Service expects fair skies and warm temperatures across Arizona through Wednesday. Isolated afternoon thundershowers possible in the central mountains and southeast, with highs near 80 in high elevations to 110 in southwest valleys. Valley highs near 105, overnight lows around 75. Scottsdale reached 104 today with a 63 degree low.
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Holiday thief takes $500 cash from residence
Deputies investigated a Labor Day weekend burglary at the Richard Curtis home on 9010 Foothills Manor Drive. A locked box containing $469 in cash and $5 in foreign coins was stolen from a bedroom sometime between 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday, with a house key used to gain entry.
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Local restaurant owner reports burglary theft
Matt Botica owner of Matt's Brick Oven reports a break in at 6725 E Earls Drive during his vacation. Police say a $2000 coin collection and a $200 stereo set with speakers were stolen after entry through a broken bedroom window last week while the residence was vacant.
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Valley drum and bugle corps formed for youth
A Valley Drum and Bugle Corps for boys and girls ages 10 to 21 is being formed with St Bar nabas church as sponsor. The first meeting is tonight at 7 at the church. Louis and Harriet Peckover will direct and arrange music for the Captivators. Members receive free uniform instrument and instruction. The group plans national competition and public performances.
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