Ullman backs large tax reform package including income tax cut
Rep. Al Ullman successor to Wilbur Mills says a sizable tax relief package is needed next year. He supports an income tax cut and higher federal gasoline taxes as part of a comprehensive energy and economic turnaround plan for the United States.
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SRP to appeal flood damage ruling in Scottsdale case
Attorneys for Salt River Project notify Arizona Court of Appeals of intent to appeal a superior court judgment finding SRP liable for 1970 flood damage to more than 200 homes in Northeast Scottsdale. The $1.15 million total includes punitive and actual damages. appeal could last one to three years.
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Phoenix to Acquire Portion of Paradise Valley Water Firm
The Phoenix City Council approved a plan to take over the city service area of Paradise Valley Water Company by next Tuesday. Spokesman Bill Hermann said Phoenix will assume only the portion within city limits, affecting about 600 of the firm’s 3,000 customers. Phoenix will pay $607,164 for the service area and will negotiate with owners for remaining costs.
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Ford signs Navajo Hopi land settlement and mineral bill
President Ford signed the Navajo Hopi bill resolving parts of the joint use and Moonopi Village lands in northeastern Arizona with six months for voluntary talks mediated by a federal official. If talks fail, the court may decide boundaries to minimize disruption and ensure equity. The Interior Department is also directed to purchase about 233000 acres of San Carlos mineral strip southeast of Globe. Both tribes would share access to any oil or minerals found.
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Scottsdale Phoenix form joint study group on development near airport
Scottsdale and Phoenix will form a joint study group to examine mutual development concerns around Scottsdale Municipal Airport and an adjacent area. The move, agreed at a Monday city council session, aims to craft a regional plan that balances growth with traffic, employment centers, and airport service needs.
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Warren Surrenders on Bribery Charges Tied to Land Collapse
Land developer Ned Warren Sr. turned himself in to Maricopa County authorities after a Monday indictment on six counts of offering to exert improper influence on public employees. Attorney John Flynn accompanied him. Warren posted a 30000 dollar bond and was released. Also indicted were George Brooks and Jay W. Lippard, with Brooks charged with accepting a bribe as a public officer.
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Maricopa County
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Great Southwest
No Papers on Holidays Observed by The Progress
The Progress will not publish on Christmas Day or New Year’s Day and offices will be closed. Publication resumes on the Thursdays after each holiday with normal six day a week schedule returning in the first full week of January.
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Angleton resigns over CIA domestic interference claim
James Angleton, head of the CIA counter intelligence unit, announces resignation after 30 years, condemning what he calls police state interference in domestic affairs.
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James Angleton
Central Intelligence Agency
Counter-Intelligence Department
Laos Seized Districts by Former CIA Troops
Disgruntled former guerrilla fighters linked to a CIA sponsored clandestine army seized sections of Ban Houei Sai in Laos before dawn, according to government sources.
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Guerrilla Fire Breaks Out On Police Motorcade in Argentina
In an attack at night from an abandoned slaughterhouse and a nearby school two sites, guerrilla snipers opened fire on a five car police motorcade. One policeman was killed and two wounded. Federal Police Chief Luis Margaride was targeted. The assault occurred in Buenos Aires.
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Onassis offers 830000 reward over firm crash that killed Alexander
Aristotle Onassis announces an $830000 reward for proof that sabotage caused the private aircraft crash that killed his son Alexander nearly two years ago. Weather notes predict a clear cold day near 50 with a high in the low 50s and overnight low in the mid 20s amid cold valley conditions.
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