Energy symposium shaded by world events in Arizona
Governor Williams presided over the symposium as Ford Administration energy talks and Arab oil sessions drew key speakers away. William Avery of the Interior outlined a bright regional future for the West with coal, tourism, and new energy sources while Robert Davis of the FEA urged conservation to meet shortages with minimal lifestyle changes.
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Bymikepetryniee
Williams
Ford Administration
William Avery
Department of
Interior
Arizona
Avery
U.S
C. King Mallory
Department of Interior
Mallory
Roger Sant
Federal Energy Administration
Camp David
Sant
Robert Davis
FEA
Davis
Indictments in Tempe double murder case named two suspects
A county grand jury issued two indictments tied to the shooting deaths of 12 year olds Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell at the Canton House in Tempe on November 7. One indictment involves transporting Paul Jordan from Huntsville Texas to the Maricopa County Jail. Jordan is not named as a suspect in the two murders.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Sheriff's Department
Jeffrey Donald Schlosser
Kelly Bennett Kardell
Canton House
Kardell
Schlosser
Desert Samaritan Hospital
Mesa
Sheriff Department
Bill Taylor
Taylor
Paul Jordan
Huntsville
Texas
Maricopa County
Jordan
John Hatton
Hatton
Superior Court
Scottsdale Center for the Arts nearing spring completion
A $4.9 million Scottsdale Center for the Arts at Second Street and Civic Center Plaza in the Downtown Redevelopment Area is nearing completion this spring. An interior view shows the theater stage and seating area as construction progresses.
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Lake Havasu
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Second Street
Civic Center” Plaza
OPEC raises crude oil price signaling higher gasoline costs
OPEC meeting in Vienna boosted crude oil from 9.74 to 10.46 dollars a barrel under a new pricing system. The move could drive fuel inflation and trade imbalances, with calls for conservation in the United States. Industry leaders warned the economy is weak, while many sectors laid off or issued notices. Budget Director Ash forecast six tough months before a recovery in late 1975.
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United Press International
Vienna
OPEC
United States
European
Japan
Auto executives press Ford on crisis in auto industry
Leonard Woodcock of the United Auto Workers challenged Ford’s view that the economy is in difficult straits but not a crisis, calling it a crisis that could worsen. Lee Iacocca labeled the auto industry a disaster area as top executives and Gov. Milliken urged pump priming to ease a sales slump.
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Ford
Michigan
White House
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
Lee Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
Watergate witness testimony targets timing of Liddy call
Robert Mardian defense lawyers questioned Mrs. Kleindienst, wife of ex attorney general Richard Kleindienst, to fix the exact time on June 17 1972 when Gordon Liddy tried to reach her husband. Mardian claims he was on the West Coast and could not relay the message by noon. Both families are Arizonans.
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Washington
Robert Mardian
Richard Kleindienst
Gordon Liddy
Mardian
Liddy
Kleindienst
Kleindiensts
Hawaii Senator Inouye aide pleads guilty to campaign filing
A Hawaii campaign committee pleaded guilty in U S District Court to failing to report a campaign contribution. Judge George Hart Jr said the violation was technical and imposed no punishment or fines.
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Washington
Hawaii
Daniel Inouye
U.S. District Court
George Hart Jr
Senate to Limit Debate on Trade Bill Before Adjournment
The Senate curtailed debate on the Administration's long delayed trade bill to speed passage before the December 21 adjournment. The measure would grant favorable trade status to the Soviet Union and give the President power over negotiations and tariff reductions. Cloture passed 71 to 19.
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Washington
Senate
Soviet Union
Ford
Attorney General Saxbe Nominated as India Ambassador
President Ford nominates Attorney General William Saxbe to serve as ambassador to India. Moynihan leaves the post, and a successor is not yet chosen. Edward Levi of the University of Chicago is among rumored replacements.
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Washington
William Saxbe
Ford
Daniel Moyihan
India
Saxbe
University of Chicago
Edward Levi
Amstar Cuts Sugar Prices Again In Wholesale Market
Amstar Incorporated, the nation's largest sugar refiner, lowered wholesale refined sugar by four cents per pound to 57 cents. This marks its third price cut since November 25.
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New York
Amstar, Incorporated
Amstar
House Approves Federal Strip Mining Bill Despite Veto Hint
The House backed a compromise federal strip mining bill while the White House indicated President Ford planned a veto. Environmentalists pressed for swift Senate approval amid strong opposition from opponents.
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Washington
House
White House
Capitol Hill
Ford
Senate
Nn Ann Yal
Congress
Bank of Scottsdale forms as town's first local lender
The Bank of Scottsdale announces a four a.m. opening on Indian Avenue and plans to operate as the city's sole hometown bank. Local financiers capitalized the venture at 1.5 million with Scottsdale residents buying much of the stock. Michael Foster leads as executive vice president and CEO, replacing Tom Willison. Directors include Glover Beeny, Dale Anderson, Richard Searles, and Foster. Architects Peterart and Associates. contractor Scot Construction Co. The bank follows a 1961-origin bank now merged with Great Western Bank.
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Bank of
Scottsdale
Settsdale
Indian Avenue
Scottsdale Joint Ventures
Michael Foster
United Bank
New Bank
Tom Willison
Dallas
Nick Lemke
The
Valley
KDOT
Paul Gledhill
Gerald’ Reimers
Peterart
Unclear Weather Update for Upcoming Weekend
The forecast calls for continued cool conditions through today and Saturday. Highs are in the mid 60s across most areas. Tonight's low temperatures reach the upper 30s with the coldest spots near freezing.
Williams hails Arizona growth as eight years yield jobs
Governor Jack Williams said eight years produced 254000 new jobs, growing the Arizona work force from 549000 to 803000. He credited an inviting tax climate and attracting business, noting Arizona became the fastest growing state with rising family savings and public debt below the national average.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Williams
Arizona
North loop debate over I 10 expansion around Scottsdale
Scottsdale officials weigh a potential north loop around Bell and Pima Roads as part of I 10 extension. Gruen Associates urges evaluating four alternative corridors with transit options from Central Avenue to Camelback Road. Officials ask if such a loop is needed and how funding might be sourced amid city zoning and mobility changes.
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Scottsdale
Bell and
Pima Roads
Park
Igsted
Saul
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