Carter to partially fund CAP under new criteria plan
An Udall aide says Carter plans to keep some of the 30 water projects cut in his review, including partial funding for the Central Arizona Project. The administration will publish a list of criteria for future projects and may announce decisions as early as Monday.
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Paradise Valley Delays Developments Over Water Supply
Paradise Valley town council postpones a 27 lot cluster project and two smaller subdivisions for a month while the Arizona Water Commission clarifies if there is an adequate water supply. Officials warn approving subdivisions now could harm existing residents if supply proves inadequate.
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Carter targets four percent inflation by end of 1979
President Carter launches an inflation program aiming to cut the rate to about four percent by end of 1979. He dismisses permanent tax cuts as inflationary and vows no wage or price controls while pursuing growth and jobs. He names a labor management advisory team led by AFLCIO President George Meany and GE chairman Reginald Jones.
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Weekend warmup forecast with sunny skies
Mostly sunny and warmer today and Saturday with highs reaching the upper 80s today and the low 90s on Saturday. Lows tonight will be in the mid-50s with page 5 details.
Warren denies heart attack in Warren case progress
In Scottsdale Justice Court Dr. Eric Wohlrad testified that Ned Warren Sr. recently showed unstable angina signs rather than a myocardial infarction. He noted no blood-cell destruction and said Warren's condition has worsened since April 5 while Warren remains unbondable and detained in the county hospital.
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Babbitt Blames Crime Myth On Free Enterprise
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt warned that the free enterprise doctrine has been subverted into a dangerous myth that harms others. Speaking at City Hall he urged Democrats to back tougher laws and open meetings while defending a plea bargain in the Don Bolles case and noting grand jury gains against land and securities fraud.
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State Department rebukes Young over remarks on South Africa
The State Department publicly challenged U S Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young after he said he believed the South African government was illegitimate. The department called the remark incorrect and noted the interview stirred diplomatic tensions.
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FBI tests finish forgery claim on Hughes will
Nevada Attorney General Robert List says FBI tests in Washington DC show the three page Hughes will in Clark County court is a forgery. Independent investigators concluded the handwriting imitates Hughes poorly.
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Antihijacking Pact With Cuba Ends After Tension
Washington reports the 1973 U S Cuba antihijacking accord expired today amid lingering mistrust. Cuban President Fidel Castro said he scrapped the pact in October in retaliation for CIA sponsored attacks including a Cuban jetliner crash off Barbados.
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Carter says unrest over White House staffing hinders cuts
President Carter said unpredictable interest in his administration from people nationwide has thwarted staff reductions and that, in a month, he will announce slimmer staffing, while Hartford coverage notes an FBI supervisor case implicating high Justice Department officials in possible warrantless wiretaps and mail openings.
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