Morton outlines push for a national energy policy
Interior Secretary Rogers Morton opened a three-day State Department seminar on energy, saying the government aims to forge a new national energy policy that will influence American lifestyles for the rest of the century. He warned that there is no alternative and that action is essential.
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Ford urges immediate tax cut to lift economy
Henry Ford calls for a 10 percent across the board income tax cut for 1975 to raise disposable income by over a billion dollars monthly. Los Angeles reports a bogus city treasury check for 902000 cashed in New York with 13 more unaccounted. funds may have gone to a Paris bank amid a thwarted plan tied to Mafia interests.
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Supreme Court to rule on Alaska oil lease in Cook Inlet waters
The Court will hear arguments over whether Alaska may lease drilling sites in lower Cook Inlet, with the U S claiming those waters are international. A lower court labeled the inlet an historic inland water supporting Alaska's rights.
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Appeals split on questioning suspects about silence during trial
Federal appeals courts clash over whether prosecutors may cross examine defendants about why they did not speak to police earlier. The issue centers on whether implying concealment violates the right to remain silent and taints the trial.
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Makarios Visits Greek Cypriot Refugee Camps in Tarnaca
President Archbishop Makarios tours tent camps in Tarnaca today, meeting Greek Cypriot refugees displaced by last summer’s Turkish invasion. It is his first visit since returning Saturday from five months of exile.
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Ehrlichman Fair Trial Assertion Amid Watergate Evidence Fight
Defense attorney charges John D. Ehrlichman is not getting a fair trial after Judge Sirica blocks a 1973 Krogh memo that would absolve Ehrlichman of direct responsibility for the 1971 Pentagon Papers break in. Sunny today and Tuesday with mid 60s highs, cool tonight. breezy today and cooler tonight.
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Tourism continues to strengthen Scottsdale economy
November hotel and motel sales tax rose 62.8 percent to 8931, while restaurant collections fell six percent from 1973. Total November revenue reached 360,388 and the revised budget remains ahead by about 61,000 for five months, aided by strong nonresident spending during winter.
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Scottsdale Parada del Sol crowns 3 queens at banquet
April DeGreef named Parada Queen at Scottsdale Sheraton banquet with Linda Vogel as Parada Princess and a third Princess to join them for the 22nd annual Parada del Sol festival spanning January 31 to February 2 in Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Faces Substantial Budget Cuts and New Facility Talks
Mayor William C. Jenkins says the city council plans very substantial budget cuts next year with most capital improvements likely halted except citizen-suggested projects. Hearings on spending from federal housing funds precede potential $8.6 million in six years pending Congress. A special session discussed decentralizing city facilities and possibly a new north end service site for police and fire.
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Artichoke mascot back on ballot at Scottsdale CC vote
The Maricopa County Community College District Board will vote at 6 p.m. at 603 N Second St Phoenix on whether the Artichoke should be the Scottsdale Community College mascot. Roger Brooks, who sparked the controversy, urged action to resolve the issue after SCC students twice voted for the artichoke.
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Scottsdale jeweler sought after missing auction.
Police seek Paul R. Anderson of The Arizona Jewelry Co after he failed to appear at a Scottsdale Sheraton auction of antiques and jewelry valued by victims at more than 500000. About 50 consignors reported losses with 5000 items involved. investigators filed a wide search and are gathering item lists.
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