Energy push sparks looming U.S. water crisis warning
The Water Resources Congress warns that rapid energy expansion will raise U.S. water demand beyond 1980s projections. The study calls for over 7 million acre feet of consumable water by 1985 for energy, with the West most at risk and officials urging conservation and possible weather modification.
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Washington
UPI
America
Water Resources Congress
U.S
Congress
National Conference On Water
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Rogers C.B. Morton
WRC
United States
Helicopter Crash Kills APS Surveyors in Arizona
Sheriff deputies recovered the bodies of two Arizona Public Service Co. surveyors Michael Julian and Don Tabor of Phoenix and the pilot identified as Stevens, believed from Durango Colorado, after a helicopter crash with unknown cause.
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Kearny — Sheriff's Deputies
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
Michael Julian
Don Tabor
Phoenix
Stevens
Durango
Colo
Arizona court ruling lifts ban on abortions at university facilities
A University of Arizona spokesman said the court decision overturning the ban will be reviewed with attorneys and the state Board of Regents. The Court of Appeals ruled the prohibition unconstitutional, set by the university last year.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
State Board of Regents
State Court of Appeals
County budget hearings open with 68 cent tax hike
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors opened hearings on the 1975 76 budget with county manager Charles Miller warning of tough decisions. Budget requests total 145.9 million dollars which would require a 68 cent increase in the present property tax rate of 2.34 per 100 assessed valuation.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Copper statue to honor John Wayne at Phoenix Bicentennial
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co plans a 30 inch high 250 pound copper minuteman statue for actor John Wayne to receive during Bicentennial ceremonies in Phoenix next month. Senator Barry Goldwater will present the statue at events sponsored by the Air and Army National Guards and the Arizona Mining Association.
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Miami
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
John Wayne
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Wayne
Air and Army National Guards
Arizona Mining Association
Tragic Drowning of 2 Year Old Boy in Pool
A Phoenix boy aged two named German Moore wandered from home and was found drowned in a stagnant pool at a vacant house. Firemen recovered the body after the child had been missing more than four hours.
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Phoenix
UPI
German Moore
Arson Suspected in $5900 City House Fire
Rural Fire Department officials suspect arson caused a late Tuesday fire with $5900 damage at Benjamin Crosland’s home 8008 East Elm Drive. The blaze spread to James Yates’s residence at 8012 East Elm, causing $250 more damage. Firefighter Fred Turner fainted from smoke but was revived and treated later at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Benjamin Crosland
E. Elm Drive
James Yates
E. Elm
Fred Turner
Turner
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Obituary for Harry E Moore
Harry Eugene Moore 70 died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set Friday at 10 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with 4 to 9 p.m. visitation Thursday. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by wife Helen and sons Milton H. of Boulder and Donald C. of Scottsdale. four grandchildren.
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Harry Eugene Moore
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mr. Moore
E. Continental Dr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Springfield
Arizona
Helen
Milton H
Boulder, Colo
Donald C
Scottsdale
Judge rejects rights in go cart case at Scottsdale Court
In Scottsdale City Court Judge Edward Boyle fined William Teske Jr. 122 for failing to show a license, no registration, and resisting arrest after a March 16 incident. Teske sought 13.2 million dollars from the city and officers, then faced lengthy pre trial motions and a three hour trial that drew tempers and witty exchanges with Tempe Judge E W Halloran presiding.
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Tim McGraw
Scottsdale
William Teske, Jr
Teske
E. Sixth St
Superior Court
Edward Boyle
Tempe City
E. W. Halloran
Boyle
Arizona urged to create state grand jury to curb crime
UPI reports Eastern University law professor Robert Blakey says Arizona can deter organized crime by forming a state grand jury and strengthening conspiracy and witness immunity laws. He notes Arizona shows early signs of organized crime but lacks cohesive networks found in the East. Attorney General Bruce Babbitt backs the proposal as key to prevention.
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Phoenix
UPI
Eastern University
Arizona
Robert Blakey
Cornell University
Bruce Babbitt
Blakey
East
Babbit
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Membership Blitz Planned
The Scottsdale Chamber will run a one day drive to attract new members on Thursday. About 50 two person teams will canvass to add 500 members to the current 900. Teams include directors Roundup Club and Maruders with a banquet at Pima Inn and Golf Resort to honor top performers.
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Longfellow
Paul Revere
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale
Chamber
Tom Wilson
Myron Deibel
Don Ruff
Shep Shindler
Shindler
Chambers
Pima Inn and Golf Resort
N. Pima Rd
Panels seek end to Arizona budget stalemate
Phoenix lawmakers from House and Senate subcommittees met to reboot budget talks. The House boosted special education to 20 million and added 750 thousand for bilingual programs, plus 2.5 million for Arizona State University. Total House offer stood at 749.4 million with a 2.5 percent cost of living raise for state workers.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Senate
Arizona State University
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