Energy bill splits votes of delegation
Arizona's delegation is shown on major roll calls before the August recess. The House passed HR 8444 244 to 177 to create a national energy policy with oil price measures and conservation mandates. Rep. Ashley praised the bill while Rep. Conable criticized heavy government involvement.
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Washington
Arizona
Congress
HOUSE
Senate
Thomas Ashley
Ohio
U.S
Barber Conable
R-N.y
Roll Call on Energy Bill Yea and Nay Votes
Roll call shows Udall and Stump Rudd voting patterns on the energy package with Rhodes absent. It records ENERGY Rejected 203 to 219 and GASOLINE TAX Rejected 82 to 339. Senate Foreign Aid amendments pass 47 to 29 and fail 11 to 56 with DeConcini and Goldwater noted.
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Yea
Morris Udall
Bob Stump
Eldon Rudd
John Rhodes
Stump
Rudd
Udall
Rhodes
Ways and Means
Carter
Highway Trust Fund
Dennis DeConcini
Barry Goldwater
U.S
House
DeConcini
Goldwater
Births notice from Scottsdale and Mesa area hospitals
Birth announcements list new babies born to families including Ballard Brock Coyle Irwin Kozlowski Sinclair Bartlett Johnston Linderman Neff Porter Stalter Wilhelms Truth Parker and others. Entries include parents names addresses and birth dates from late July to August in Scottsdale and Mesa locations.
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Gale
Lynne A
E. Cochise St
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
TRUTH
Layson
Paula
E. Earls Drive
Parker
Jesse
Latsy
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Carter Must Buy His Mother's Letters Book
President Carter was told he must purchase his mother Lillian Carter’s letters book like any other buyer. He called Monday during her autograph party to celebrate publication. Mrs Carter later clarified it was the President who asked if she would give him a copy. Gloria Sparih compiled and had the letters published.
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Atlanta
Carter
Lillian
Pike
New FTC chief late for duty on the Hill
Michael Pertschuk the new FTC chairman arrived late to a Commerce subcommittee hearing upsetting Sen. Wendell Ford who called him to the other side. The piece notes Pertschuk’s 13 years on Senate staff and contrasts schedules during a month long recess. It also recounts a humor segment from Rep. Otis Pike about ethics rules and junkets.
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FTC
W. Dale Nelson
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Michael Pertschuk
Capitol Hill
Peschuk
Senate Commerce Committee
Commerce
Wendell Ford
D-Ky
Ford
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