DeConcini says Lance likely to resign but no proof of crime
Senator Dennis DeConcini of Arizona on a Scottsdale stop predicted Bert Lance will resign as Budget Director, noting Carter set a high moral standard. He stressed no inside information and voiced mixed views on the Panama Canal treaty and federal deficit policy during a Democratic luncheon and public forum.
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Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Bert Lance
Lance
DeConcini
Carter
Tucson
Scottsdale
Panama Canal
DeConcini weighs treaty and policy positions at forum
Sen. DeConcini says he has not decided on the canal treaty and will study it on merits while opposing immediate war over the issue. He backs border patrols for illegal aliens, questions amnesty, supports Mexican economic aid and trade, and votes on Social Security, marijuana, land wilderness, and gun rules.
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DeConcini
Carter
U.S
Mexico
Carter seeks voluntary wage price standards to curb inflation
The Carter administration advances plans for wage and price standards to cut inflation toward 4 percent by 198? with industry based limits. The Labor Management Group would approve measures, while some officials doubt adoption and effectiveness. Weather today remains hot with highs near 106 and lows around 80.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Labor Management Group
Carter
Labor- Management Group
Locomotive and depot tagged for Scottsdale rail park
The Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical Society nears purchase of a $7500 Magna Copper Co. steam locomotive for McCormick Railroad Park in Superior. It also plans to move the Aguila depot bought from Santa Fe Railway for $600 to the park for possible railroad memorabilia sales and a rail oriented retail business. The city funds relocation and may seek reimbursements from lessees.
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Superior
Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical Society
McCormick Railroad Park
Aguila
Railroad Park
Indian Bend Rd
Magna Copper Co
Railroad Park Trust Fund
Bob Frost
Bill Ensign
Frost
Santa Fe Railway
US and USSR delay SALT talks two weeks
The United States and the Soviet Union announced a two week postponement of top level arms limitation talks to allow more time for groundwork toward a new SALT agreement.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Hurricane Anita Churns Westward Toward Texas
New Orleans reports Hurricane Anita moving slowly west in the Gulf of Mexico with 90 mph winds. The storm sits roughly 300 miles from New Orleans and Galveston as residents watch and forecasts vary, with advisories from Tarpon Springs to Corpus Christi.
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New Orleans
Anita
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Gulf
Texas
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Corpus Christi
Tex
Scientists warn Tris sleeping garments may harm boys' reproduction
In a Washington briefing, Arlene Blum and Bruce N. Ames of UC Berkeley urged federal officials that the flame retardant Tris could affect male reproductive development if present in children's sleepwear. The letter was sent to Consumer Product Safety Commission chair John Byington. In Baltimore, five independent oil firms their trade group and director were convicted of conspiring to fix prices on 17 billion gallons of gasoline from New York to Virginia totaling about 4 billion. A six man six woman jury delivered the verdict after five days of deliberations amid a pending flood of damage suits.
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Washington
California
Arlene Blum
Bruce N. Ames
University of California At Berkeley
John Byington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Washington Post
Baltimore
New York
Virginia
U.S. District Court
Gag order hearing set in Albuquerque murder case
District Court Judge Gerald Cole will hear Thursday arguments on a motion for a gag order in a murder case. Cole agreed to allow Hal Simons of the New Mexico Freedom of Information Council to participate after defense objections.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Gerald Cole
Cole
New Mexico Freedom of Information Council
Freedom of Information Council
Hal Simons
Scottsdale enrollment to dip for eighth straight year
Scottsdale public schools expect 25 323 students this fall across 20 elementary and five high schools, down 775 from last year and 557 from the prior September. Elementary enrollment drops sharply while high schools rise slightly with Arcadia Chaparral Coronado Saguaro and Scottsdale high schools maintaining higher counts.
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Scottsdale
Philip Gates
Pima
Pueblo
Supai
Tavan
Tonalea
Tonto
Yavapai
Ingleside
Hopi
Kachina
Kaibab
Loloma
Arcadia
Chaparral
Coronado
Saguaro
Bell Pima design contract approved for Scottsdale loop
Scottsdale plans a design contract with Dibble and Associates for Bell Road and Pima Road segments worth 1.1 million. The project aims to build a north area transportation loop from Greenway Beardsley to Pima with potential links to the Black Canyon and Superstition Freeways. Final approvals rest with Maricopa County supervisors. Scottsdale's share about 660 000 and county 405 000.
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Scottsdale
George Iannella
Dibble and Associates
Bell Road
Scottsdale Road
Pima Road
Pima
Bell
Shea Boulevard
Phoenix
Greenway
Beardsley Roads
Black Canyon
Shea
Iannella
BIA Roadway Appraisal Delayed For Salt River Route
The Bureau of Indian Affairs will delay the Pima Road right of way appraisal on the Salt River Indian Reservation until after the 1978 fiscal year starts. An appraiser notes government procurement and tribal land scope must be clarified before bidding. Salt River Indians allege they were not compensated for the right of way.
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Pima Road
Salt River
Pima-Maricopa
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Cyril Swanson
Swanson
Doubletree Ranch Road
McDowell Road
Pima
Scottsdale
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