Ford to delay veto of oil price controls extension
President Ford agreed to hold off a veto of the oil price control extension for a compromise on phased decontrol. Senate Leader Mansfield and House Speaker Albert said Ford will consider a new gradual decontrol plan after talks with him and energy advisers. Price controls on domestic oil expire Aug 31 unless veto changes.
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Ron Nelsen
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Mansfield
Commerce Department
SCOHA Votes Protest SRP 25 Percent Rate Hike
The Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Association board approves sending a protest letter to SRP over a 25 percent rate hike effective Oct 1. A debate over SRP self governing authority prompts calls for study and possible policy action. 1,517 dwellings from 20 associations are represented, about half served by SRP.
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Camello Vista Association
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Scottsdale schools member pushes protest letter on SRP rate hike
Scottsdale School Board member Robert Usdane urged drafting a protest letter against SRP's 25 percent rate increase, but the idea drew no interest from four fellow members. He argued SRP's rate jump harms the district, which budgets 1.4 million for utilities, and noted past 19 percent rises.
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Salt River
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SRP
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APS
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Wellington
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Arizona Federation of Teachers
One Scottsdale councilman to run again others unsure
Only one of three Scottsdale City Council members whose terms expire in 1976 has confirmed re election plans. Richard Campana intends to seek another four year term citing ongoing projects. Paul Messinger and Charlie Smith have not decided yet with petitions due late November and a possibly February 24 primary.
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale
William Jenkins
Richard Campana
Bob Jones
Campana
Indian Bend Wash
Center For the Arts
Paul Messinger
Charlie Smith
Messinger
Ken Murray
Smith
Jenkins
Bud Tims
Arizona Corporation Commission
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Seimens” Components Group
Dickson Electronics
Planning Commission
Reagan Rejects Third-Party Bid for Presidency
Former California Governor Ronald Reagan rejects a third party bid and will decide in coming months whether to challenge President Ford for the Republican nomination. He previously indicated he was considering a third party run.
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San Francisco
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Drinkwater rejects bid for mayor amid rumors
Councilman Herb Drinkwater denied reports he would resign this fall to seek the mayor's job. He said he is content in his second four year term and would support Mayor William Jenkins who announced plans to run for a full four term in February.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sloan K. Childers
Oklahoma Petroleum Council
Herb Drinkwater
Drinkwater
William Jenkins
Jenkins
Bud Tims
Presidential assassination threats investigated in Dallas and New York
Secret Service probes threats to kill President Ford and Vice President Rockefeller in Dallas during a National Republican Woman's convention appearance and in New York City. The calls also menaced FBI Director Kelley and Atty. Gen. Levi. Weather Underground claimed link to the New York threats. no injuries reported.
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Edward H. Levi
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State Department
Walter Coughlin
Weather Outlook With Warm Days Through Saturday
Clear nights and sunny days continue through Saturday with slightly warmer conditions. Overnight lows near the mid 70s and daytime highs around 105 degrees across both days.
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