Scottsdale bus funding delayed amid ridership questions
City council weighs another 36000 subsidy to keep Scottsdale buses running through June 30 with federal matching funds. Daily riders average 623 in Scottsdale and 1339 across Phoenix Tempe Mesa and Glendale. council urges public hearings and fare questions before deciding.
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Phoenix Transit
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Scottadale
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Mesa
Glendale
Bray
Phoenix
Camelback
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Billie Gentry
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Paul Messinger
Charles Smith
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Court Delays Subsidy Review by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on the constitutionality of federal campaign subsidies spending limits and other last year’s election reforms. The decision shifts the review to next year and affects how subsidies and limits are applied in federal campaigns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Story
Congress votes $2.3 billion loan for New York City rescue
Congress approves a $2.3 billion emergency federal loan to aid New York City facing bankruptcy. President Ford, after resisting aid, is expected to sign the measure to prevent municipal collapse.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
New York City
New York
Paris Conference Opens With Warning From Giscard d Estaing
The 27 nations begin talks on international cooperation as President Giscard d Estaing warns that confrontation and selfishness loom over the gathering. He says the commissions will work for at least a year and that underestimating the problems would be a mistake.
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Paris
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Giscard d’Estaing
Woman testifies to planned assassination attempt on President Ford
Sara Jane Moore described her actions from the witness stand detailing the sequence of events. She said she bought a gun in Danville and traveled to San Francisco to waited for the President at Union Square. Moore said she fired at Ford as he exited the hotel.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Danville
Union Square
Chinese Communist leader Kang Sheng dies in Beijing
Peking broadcast reports Kang Sheng, a senior member of the Communist Party’s standing committee of the Political Bureau, died today in Beijing after a prolonged illness. The precise illness was not disclosed. Kang was among eight standing committee members.
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Tokyo
Kang Sheng
China
Communist Party
Peking
Hsinhua
Kang
Decades of Christmas Decor Fill Apartment for Policandriotes
Steve and Julia Policandriotes preserve every decoration since their 35 years of marriage. Each year they haul out about 100 boxes of candles bulbs angels and plaster Santas to adorn their apartment at 8211 E Garfield St. It takes a month to set up and onlookers often mistake their home for a shop.
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Steve
Julia
Polley
E. Garfield St
Bricklin Leaves Firm After SV-1 Setback And Bankruptcy
Scottsdale entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin resigns as head of General Vehicle Inc after the Bricklin SV-1 failure pushes the firm into reorganization under bankruptcy laws. The project, backed by New Brunswick and First Pennsylvania Bank, faced receivership and large losses with limited loan prospects.
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Scottsdale
Malcolm Bricklin
Bricklin
General Vehicle Inc
First Pennsylvania Bank
New Brunswick
Bank of Montreal
Richard Hatfield
Province
Scottsdale selects Univac for district computer needs
The Citizen's Computer Committee recommends the Scottsdale School District purchase a Univac 70/7 to handle administrative tasks and student computer study. The five year cost is about 695 416 dollars, with MCCCD leasing at 90 000 annually and bids opened November 19.
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Scottsdale
Univac
Maricopa County Community College
MCCCD
Lambert
Weekend Warmth Brings Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for 65 degree highs today and Wednesday with a slight warm-up. Expect mid 60s across both days and generally sunny skies.
Tax cut bill to go to Ford for approval action
The House moves the extension of 1975 tax cuts to a conference panel despite an almost certain veto by President Ford. The aim is final action by Wednesday to let Congress override the veto before holiday adjournment. Highlights include the spending ceiling demand and potential personal tax impacts of the extension.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ford
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
Senate
Ullman
White House
William S. Greener
Greener
Conference Committee
Conference
Internal Revenue Service
City Officials to Push Flood Matching Funds in Legislature
Scottsdale officials meet with area lawmakers to press for state matching funds for flood control projects. Gov. Castro’s budget lacks State Water Commission funds. the commission asked for 5.4 million, while last year only 176 thousand was appropriated. If no state match is provided, Scottsdale may issue more bonds.
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Arizona
Scottsdale-area
George Britton
Raul Castro
State Water Commission
Britton
Scottsdale
Water Commission
Arizona State
Tucson
Planned Parenthood hosts controversial sex film showing
Opening night for About Sex at Planned Parenthood Phoenix drew about 60 attendees, far short of the expected 80. Audience questions followed the screening, with Leonard Cohen among critics and Davis noting parental moral questions remain unresolved. The film, shown after high school screenings, is scheduled to run again at Shepherd of the Hills Church tomorrow.
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Tim McGraw
Planned Parenthood
7Th Avenue
Buckeye Road
Saguaro
Chaparral
Coronado
Joe Davis
Phoenix
Theron Weldy
Planned Parenthood of
Leonard Cohen
Cohen
Weldy
Scottsdale
North Phoenix
South Phoenix
Davis
Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church
E. Lafayette
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