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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1974

Page

4

Pueblo school fashion show ends in dress code dilemma

Jacqueline Taylor, a first grade teacher at Sheik Cic Pueblo School, wore a harem outfit during a fashion show at Rhodes Department Store. The Pueblo Parent Council hosts the annual event to unite mothers and daughters and kick off Christmas shopping. Students and staff modeled outfits while questions arose about whether the costume violated Pueblo or personal dress rules.

Pueblo Jacqueline Taylor Rhodes Department Store Pueblo Parent Council

Ford to unveil national energy program mid January

President Ford plans a mid January national energy program announcement. White House spokesman Ron Nessen said oil import reductions were not meeting hopes, and alternative options will be considered. Ford will meet with Interior Secretary Morton and energy adviser Zarb to outline problems and broad strategy.

Energy Resources Council Frank Zarb Nessen

Scottsdale schools curb unexcused absences with new rules

Scottsdale's five high schools implement stricter attendance procedures from the 1973-74 year. Personal parent contact required for each absence, with state funding tied to reporting. after five unexcused absences, students are dropped. Absence rates fell from 6.6 to 3.2 percent, and single-period unexcused absences nearly eliminated.

Scottsdale Phillip Gates Gates

ASARCO Wins 90 Day Permit Extension At Hayden Smelter

The Arizona State Air Pollution Control Hearing Board extended American Smelting and Refining Co. Hayden copper smelter permit by 90 days after a hearing in which ASARCO faced charges over dust and emissions control. A court order halted sulfur emission review pending a lawsuit.

Phoenix UPI American Smelting and Refining Co Hayden State Air Pollution Control Hearing Board Pat Murphy Murphy Asarco Larry Cahill Monsanto Chemical Company

Gunman Seized After Five-Hour Siege At French Embassy

Mexican authorities trapped and persuaded Miguel Angel Torres Enrique to free three French diplomats during a five hour standoff at the Mexican capital embassy. Torres, 31, had been sought for the Eugenio Garza Sada murder and Monterrey police slayings earlier this year.

Mexico City UPI Interior Ministry Miguel Angel Torres Enrique Eugenio Garza Sada Monterrey Jean Beliard Torres

Ford to idle 8700 workers as 13 plants close

Ford Motor Co. announced a production cutback with 13 assembly plants to close next week and about 163000 workers idle. About 7575 employees face one week layoffs at three assembly and three manufacturing plants, while 1125 staff at five assembly and four manufacturing sites plus other operations will be laid off indefinitely. Long-term Ford layoffs reach 17075 with over 3000 white collar positions cut permanently.

Detroit UPI Ford Motor Co Ford

U S urged to bust oil cartel at UCLA forecast

Harold M Williams the UCLA business school dean warned at the 23rd annual UCLA Forecasting Conference that the United States must break the Arab dominated oil cartel or face a lower standard of living. He linked higher oil prices to inflation and global money market instability.

Los Angeles UPI United States Harold M. Williams UCLLA Graduate School of Management Williams Norton Simon Inc UCLA

Mr Midwife Changes Name Out of Publicity

Norman Casserley, 47, formerly known as Norman Casserley and nicknamed Mr. Midwife, has legally changed his name to Norman Midwife. He moved to Houston from Dublin 26 years ago and says he has delivered 3,500 babies.

Houston UPI Norman Casserley Norman Midwife Dublin Ireland

Chavez accused by Steiger of extortion in UFW case

Rep. Sam Steiger of Arizona charges Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers Union with an extortion racket. He claims UFW beat nonunion workers and burned their cars and homes while siding with growers. Roybal and Brown say both sides erred and urge ending the strike to aid consumers.

Steiger UFW Cesar Chavez Chavez Roybal

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