Oil price rise eyed by oil nations in Vienna session
Economic and monetary experts from oil producing countries meet August 18 in Vienna to weigh higher oil prices. OPEC's price and indexing group will review inflation, dollar trends, and offsets to revenue ahead of a September 24 ministerial session that sets rates for October 1.
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Vienna
Austria
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
U.S
Economic Commission
Hatton hearing delayed for venue change in double murder case
Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy continued the change of venue motion for John Hatton until 1:30 p.m. Thursday. Hatton is charged in the Nov. 7 killings of Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell, two Scottsdale 12-year-olds found shot in a cabana bathroom.
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John Hatton
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Hatton
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Scottsdale
Tempe
Kardell
Schlosser
Hardy
James Edgar
Florida
County zoning rules tighten on mobile home uses
Maricopa County supervisors approved amendments to zoning laws including a two year use permit requirement for mobile home commercial use and new classifications for veterinary offices and horse facilities. The measure targets commercial uses within mobile home areas and could be used to regulate massage parlors, with hearings and potential permit denial for detrimental impact.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Adjustment
Board of Adjustment
Richard R. Zielinski
Zielinski
Paradise Valley to consider final plats for two subdivisions
Paradise Valley town council will review final plat approvals for Desert Arroyo, a 165 lot project at Casa Blanca Road and Montebello, and Cutala's Acres, seven lots west of 52nd Street between Mountain View Road and Shea Boulevard. The meeting includes an emergency ordinance to qualify for disaster aid and a debate over Paradise Valley Investigation and Patrol Service Inc. name use and uniforms.
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Paradise Valley
Desert Arroyo
Casa Blanca Road
Montebello
52Nd Street
Mountain View Road
Shea Boulevard
Arizona
Levi proposes FBI restrictions on domestic surveillance
Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi urged tight guidelines for FBI domestic intelligence operations to balance individual freedoms. The plan seeks limits on surveillance techniques and data retention, restricting investigations to those involving force or violence in violation of federal law, as stated at the American Bar Association forum.
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Montreal
Edward H. Levi
FBI
Levi
American Bar Association
Clarence M. Kelley
Arizona Commission delays decision on New Mexico tax in utility bills
The Arizona Corporation Commission postponed ruling on adding a New Mexico tax to electric charges until court actions are clarified. Arizona Public Service and Tucson Gas and Electric urged rate increases, with potential 19 cents monthly in summer and 10 cents in winter for an average residential user. Attorney General Bruce Babbitt plans to take the case to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing interstate commerce violation, discrimination against out of state users, and Indian land issues on the Navajo Reservation.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
New Mexico
APS
Commission
Four Corners
Shiprock
N.M
Henry Sargent
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
U.S. Supreme Court
Diocese of Phoenix Withdraws From Dairy and Bakery Damages Suit
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix has withdrawn from a class action damages suit against dairies and bakeries in Arizona. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert J. Donohoe said the move follows wide public view that it shows a lack of acknowledgment for long-time generosity to the poor by these firms.
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Phoenix
Dairies
Arizona
Robert J. Donohoe
Arizona Racing Board Hears About Greyhound Short Field Races
The Arizona Racing Commission resumes hearings into charges that Funks Greyhound Racing Circuit held short field races against a commission order. Funks officials testified they continued such races at Black Canyon Greyhound Park because the state steward approved each race.
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Phoenix
Arizona Racing Commission
Funks Greyhound
Funks
Black Canyon Greyhound Park
Welfare aid recipients fall to three year low in Arizona
The Department of Economic Security reported a decline in welfare recipients in Phoenix area counties, with aid to dependent children households dropping from 20,804 in June 1972 to 20,696 in June this year.
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Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Two Mexican Nationals Sentenced in Alien Entry Cases
Maria Estrada del Castillo received two years and a $1500 fine for selling counterfeit alien registration cards. Rodolfo Castillo Rascon got four months in jail after pleading guilty to aiding 11 aliens to enter the United States legally.
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Tucson
United States
Maria Estrada del Castillo
Rodolfo Castillo Rascon
Burglary Strikes Scottsdale Home While Owner Away
Scottsdale police report a burglary at Dolores Bentz home on 1st Place with about 1045 dollars of valuables stolen. Entry gained by breaking a southeast bedroom window. kitchen utensils, jewelry, lamps and more were taken as the residence was ransacked. The crime occurred Thursday night or Friday morning according to a neighbor caretaker.
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Scottsdale
Dolores Bentz
Bentz
Sentry rezoning approved for executive housing and recreation
Scottsdale Planning Commission approved Sentry Insurance Co. bids to rezone 6.75 acres for headquarters housing and recreation for visiting executives. The site would shift to planned residential development with six dwellings, a pool, and outdoor facilities, pending city council approval.
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Scottsdale Planning Commission
Sentry Insurance Co
Bob Mrozinski
Sentry
Auto-bike accident injures 14 year old girl on Shea Boulevard
A 14 year old girl was in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a car bicycle collision on Shea Boulevard. Catherine Williams, 14, suffered abrasions when her bicycle was struck by a car driven by Catherine Vitale, 59, of Phoenix. Police cited Williams for not taking due care while bicycling.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Shea Boulevard
Catherine Williams
Double Tree Ranch Road
Catherine Vitale
Phoenix
Shea
Vitale
Arizona groundwater loss outpacing replenishment nationwide
State Water Commission reports Arizona uses groundwater at 1.7 times replenishment with Pima County at five times. Residents face relocation or vast pumping and transport systems. Wes Steiner notes only 5 percent of basins developed. Tucson basin may hold more water than thought. Hydrologist E S Davidson estimates 305 million acre feet stored. at 100000 acre feet annual depletion, would last 300 years.
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Tucson
Arizona
Pima County
State Water Commission
Wes Steiner
E.S. Davidson
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PNC
U. S. Geological Survey
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