Carter energy plan browses tax hikes and insulation boosts
President Carter chats with energy advisers on a tough plan to curb consumption. Proposals include a standby 10 cent gallon tax rise, a vehicle tax scaling to 3200 dollars, crude oil and natural gas price increases, industry coal conversion, and homeowner insulation incentives.
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Investigator testifies on Warren bribe offer and frisk
Kenneth R. Chambers, an investigator for Maricopa County Attorney, testified that Ned Warren offered a bribe by note and then frisked him to ensure no microphone was hidden. The hearing before Nancy West addressed a motion to quash the bribery charge or set bond.
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Maricopa County
Kenneth R. Chambers
Ned Warren
Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Warren
Harry Stewart
Oklahoma City
J. Carl Hughes
Yavapai County
Beekeepers Buzz Over Spring Swarms and Honey Profits
Sonny Cypert of Mesa traps stray swarms by locating the queen and guiding thousands of bees into a box to stock his 80 Valley hives. He notes honey from a hive can yield five gallons in six weeks and sells it for about 90 cents a pound, while bees provide pollination and fascinating social structure.
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Sonny Cypert
Cypert
David Lucas
Mesa
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Tempe
Phoenix homeowners threaten Scottsdale airport suit over aircraft routes
Northeast Phoenix Homeowners Association members consider suing the City of Scottsdale over aircraft operations at Scottsdale Municipal Airport. The group cites noise and safety concerns as planes fly low over homes while airport officials push a northeasterly runway extension to improve safety and reduce noise.
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Scottsdale
Frank Fleming
Phoenix
U.S
Eldon Rudd
Rariz
Everett Smith
Homeowners Association
Smith
Desert Shadows School
Sweetwater Ave
Fleming
Rudd
Harold Lagasse
Lagassé
Lagasse
FAA
Sky Harbor International Airport
Scottsdale Tempe Agree on Road Widening and District
Scottsdale and Tempe councils agree to widen Scottsdale Road from Roosevelt Street to Princess Drive to six lanes south of Roosevelt and three lanes southbound two lanes northbound to Princess. An improvement district will fund the work with Tempe annexing sections and Tempe contracting the project.
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Roosevelt
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Serenbetz
Maricopa
McKellips
Hayden
Miller
Scottsdale Council
Princess and
Teachers dispute impasse in Scottsdale pay talks
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers and the school board remain at odds over impasse participation after April 1. SFT president Walter Hoffman contests mandatory impasse, while Dr. Norman White argues policy requires both sides to take part if called. Salcito believes the process could amount to binding arbitration, which he says is illegal for elected officials.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
SFT
Norman White
Walter Hoffman
Hoffman
Saguaro High School
Thomas Salcito
Salcito
Coronado High School
White
Louis Hallman
Arcadia High School
Robert Harris
Saleito
Two Weather Underground fugitives surrender in Chicago
Weather Underground members Robert H. Roth and Phoebe Hirsch surrender to Chicago authorities after seven years evading capture. They were indicted in 1969 on mob action and aggravated battery charges and are freed on bond as a potential shift away from bombing and sabotage.
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Weather Underground
Robert H. Roth
Phoebe Hirsch
Story
US Likely to Propose Ambassador Exchange with Vietnam
Washington sources say Washington aims for a ambassador swap with Vietnam as a solution to postwar issues. Carter revealed talks to resume in Paris but officials want flexible, issue-focused discussions rather than prior rigid patterns of leaks and bickering. New York markets rise after decision to cancel $50 tax rebate with the Dow up 11.87 to 950.05 at 2 p.m.
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United States
Vietnam
Carter
Paris
New York
Story
ERA Hopes Dim in Florida After Key Senate Defections
In Tallahassee the defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment dimmed prospects for ratification in 1977 as three senators switched their votes. Betty Ford telephone lobbying and White House pressure contrasted with the setback in a Southern bloc.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Betty Ford
White House
Wind erosion hits 6.8 million acres in Great Plains report
The Agriculture Department says the worst wind erosion in 20 years has stripped nearly 6.8 million acres, with one third in Colorado causing severe damage to farmers amid drought conditions.
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Washington
Great Plains
Colorado
Agriculture Department
Weather outlook for today and Friday with mild temperatures
Variable high cloudiness and breezy periods give way to mostly sunny skies. Daytime highs rise to mid 80s today and drop to the low 80s Friday with overnight lows in the mid 50s.
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