Divided Congress Struggles Over Natural Gas Pricing
A House conferees vote 15 to 8 to back Carter's plan for federal price controls on natural gas while Senate conferees tally a 9 to 9 tie opposing the House view. Senate would end 23 years of price controls. tax talks on energy conservation run parallel. If no agreement this week, no gas section may reach Carter for signature.
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D-La
Senate Finance Committee
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Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
A compilation of AP wire items highlights top national and world developments. The briefs cover politics economy and major events with concise notes on key leaders places and dates.
Egypt Cuts Ties With Four Nations Over Syria Pact
Egypt severed diplomatic relations with Syria, Libya, Algeria and South Yemen in response to their move to form a resistance and confrontation front against Sadat's peace plan with Israel. Cyrus Vance to visit Arab and Israeli capitals to assess prospects for a comprehensive peace settlement, with stops in Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
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Syria
Libya
Algeria
South Yemen
Anwar Sadat
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
Middle East
Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Record turnout seen in Paradise Valley recall election
Paradise Valley braces for its first recall on Tuesday with an estimated 2,000 voters, about 40 percent of the 5,158 registered. Absentee requests total 62. Incumbents Barbara von Ammon J. Duncan Brock John V. Long and Peter S. Wainwright face challengers Kenneth Geiser Robert Lash Joy MacLean Muriel Beroza amid a dispute over Lincoln Drive widening and zoning changes.
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Paradise Valley
Mary Ann Brines
Barbara von Ammon
J. Duncan Brock
John V. Long
Peter S. Wainwright
Kenneth R. Geiser
Robert R. Lash
Joy MacLean
Muriel Beroza
Jon Bonnell
L. Barry Palmer
Jeffrey Timbanard
Lincoln Drive
Responsive Government Association
RGA
John V.long
Town Hall
Invergordon Road
Safety On Streets Committee
Ohio School Financing Deemed Unconstitutional by Judge
A Hamilton County pleas court judge ruled Ohio's school funding system unconstitutional in a class action by the Cincinnati School District. The judge ordered a delay in implementing the decision until next summer, while the state’s financing structure was challenged as failing to provide a thorough and efficient education as required by the Ohio constitution.
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Diplomat David Bruce Dies at 79 in Washington
David K E Bruce longtime American diplomat died of a heart attack Monday at Georgetown University Medical Center. He served in China and held posts under six presidents from Truman to Ford.
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David K.E. Bruce
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Bruce
Truman
Ford
Coal strike to begin as UMW president vows nationwide action
Washington United Mine Workers president Arnold Miller said there is no chance to avoid a nationwide coal strike set to begin at midnight tonight. The development signals a sweeping labor action with potential disruptions across energy production and industry depending on coal supplies.
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United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Supreme Court allows police to force motorists from cars
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that officers may order drivers to exit their vehicles during traffic stops. The decision overrules Pennsylvania precedent and upholds police self protection practices. In a separate matter the court agreed to resolve a water rights dispute between the federal government and California over imposing conditions on reclamation projects. Arizona and SRP officials said the ruling will not affect the Central Arizona Project or SRP reclamation water.
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Paradise Valley Town Recall Vote Details
Paradise Valley voters head to Town Hall on Lincoln Drive for the first town recall election from 6 am to 7 pm. Four incumbents face challengers while three incumbents are unopposed. voting eligibility requires town residency and registration by Oct 17, 1977.
Sentencing delays sought in Bolles murder case with new judge
Defense lawyers for Max Dunlap and James Robison asked for delays in sentencing and sought removal of Judge Howard Thompson alleging bias. They contested disclosure of an address book tied to key witness Adamson and alleged juror misconduct. The men were convicted of first degree murder and conspiracy in the 1976 Bolles car bomb slaying.
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Phoenix
Don Bolles
Larry Debus
David Derickson
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Superior Court
Howard Thompson
Debus
Robison
Chandler
Dunlap
Bolles
The
Arizona Republic
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Schafer
U.S. Supreme Court
Fitness tests proposed changes in PE program urged
The Scottsdale School Board will hear a proposal from a 25 member commission on annual standardized fitness tests for fifth through ninth graders. Tests cover situps, 1 mile run walk, and height weight. results would be percentile based and computerized for parent and student use. The plan aims to extend PE requirements, reduce class size, and add programs for exceptional students, with facility upgrades in elementary and middle schools. The 7:30 p.m. meeting will be at the district education center board room.
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Scottsdale
Bruce Burns
Cherokee Elementary School
Richard Clegg
Commission
Clegg
American Alliance of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Burns
Arizona State University
Scottsdale Community College
Glenn Friedman
District Education Center
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Council to set up permanent human services advisory panel
Scottsdale City Council to discuss tonight the creation of a permanent human services advisory committee. Human services director Craig Shumway outlines seven member panel representing business, education, agencies, seniors, youth, and private citizens to guide city services.
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Scottsdale
Craig Shumway
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Shumway
Temperatures rise as sun returns to region this week
The forecast calls for 78 degree highs with sunshine today and Tuesday and continued warmth. Overnight lows reach the low 40s while noon temperature today hits 68 with 23 percent humidity.
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