Gas crisis not likely this winter
Arizona energy official Jick Myers says gas use has fallen since last summer and allocations will not be fully used this winter. December allocations are 110 million with January expected similar, as high prices curb demand amid weak economy and layoffs. Texaco supports steady supply, Standard Oil remains wary amid policy and union talks.
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Mike Petryni
Arizona
Jick Myers
Arizona State Fuel and Energy Office
Myers
Jim Donnelly
Texaco
Ford
Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers Union
Weekend Preview: Clearing, Then Cold Nighttime Freeze
The forecast calls for light showers this afternoon followed by clear and colder conditions tonight. Low temperatures near freezing at the airport and middle 20s in valley locations. Friday brings sun and warmer weather with a high in the 50s.
League to push uniform public employee bargaining bill
The League of Arizona Cities and Towns plans a state bill creating a uniform collective bargaining procedure for all public employees including schools while excluding binding arbitration. It would certify units and allow mediation with final decisions by local officials, and supports organizing by public employees.
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Bruce Jameson
League of Arizona Cities and Towns
Jack DeBolske
League
DeBolske
Arizona Education Association
AEA
House
Senate
DeBoiske
Raul Castro
Former Defense Secretary urges thorough CIA investigation
Clark M. Clifford urged Congress to form joint committees with strong staff and funding to probe CIA spying allegations after a 50 page Colby report was sent to President Ford. Angleton resigns amid claims CIA abused its charter. he denies U.S. dissident targeting.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Congress
CIA
Ford
Secret Agency
Clifford
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
House
William E. Colby
New York Times
Colorado
Harry S. Truman
White House
Foreign Intelligence Board
U.S
James Angleton
Angleton
Wendesday
United States
Helms Leaves Post in Iran for Undisclosed European Trip
Richard Helms former CIA chief and current U.S. Ambassador to Iran left Tehran for an undisclosed European destination. Embassy sources cited the trip and declined to confirm reports he would go to Washington after the new year. The State Department said he would be in Washington as congressional probes begin into alleged illegal spying during his CIA tenure.
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Tehran
UPI
Richard Helms
U.S
Iran
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Helms
Washington
Congressional
CIA
New York Times
Henry Kissinger
Snowy drizzle hits city in Valley snow report
Meteorologists note traces of snow in Scottsdale Mesa Phoenix areas with NASA reports from Sky Harbor Airport at 12 40 pm. Snow observed on Estrella Mountains and reports from South Mountain Tempe and Phoenix. Largest Phoenix snowfall on record is one inch on Jan 20 1933 and again four years later. The storm center should clear out by evening with clear weather predicted Friday.
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Virginia
Scottsdale
Enue Hi
Bob Ingram
Mesa
NWS
Sky Harbor International Airport
South Mountain
Tempe
Phoenix
Estrella Mountains
Dave Bjorem
Arizona
Flatstaff
Bjorem
City to expand alley refuse system with more 300 gallon containers
Scottsdale aims to finish the major phase of its automated refuse conversion by March adding 13 696 families served by large 300 gallon alley containers. The city needs at least two more trucks at 45 000 each to cover 80 gallon pickups and grow capacity.
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Dale Carter
Immalty Services
L.B
Scottsdale
Crime in Scottsdale climbs 21 percent in first nine months 1974
FBI data show serious crimes in Scottsdale rose 21 percent from January to September 1974 over the same period in 1973. Largest gains occurred in forcible rape up 4, robbery up 63 percent in early 1974, and burglaries up 51 percent with 1,515 reports through September.
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Scottsdale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
el Camino Theatre
Scottsdale Rd
Yule traffic deaths show 166 fatalities during holiday period
UPI tally records 166 deaths in traffic accidents from 6 p.m. Tuesday to Christmas midnight marshalling the nationwide holiday total. President Ford dismisses gas tax proposals as likely dead while energy advisers plan Friday talks at a Rocky Mountain retreat. In Virginia, 75 inmates at Lorton reformatory free two of nine hostages and release a guard as lawyers discuss prosecution guarantees.
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National Safety Council
United Press International
Vail
Colo
UPI
Ford
Rocky Mountain
Lorton
Lorton, Reformatory
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