Gas price gouging draws federal action amid shortages
Federal Energy Office reports hundreds of complaints of price gouging at gas stations with hikes of 10 to 25 cents per gallon and some unposted prices. Acting Attorney General Bork orders court action against excessive charges as allocations tighten supply for mid January implementation.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Energy Office
Robert Nipp
Nipp
Robert H. Bork
U.S
Bork
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon signs health maintenance organization subsidy bill
President Nixon signed a law to subsidize Health Maintenance Organizations with $250 million through 1978 to test a nationwide network. The plan charges patients a single yearly fee for all care from a physicians group and aims to promote preventive treatment. Nixon spoke at San Clemente and tied the move to future national health insurance proposals.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Health Subcommittee
San Clemente
Kathy Raskin Named Maid of Cotton in Memphis
Kathy Raskin, 21, of Litchfield Park Arizona State University nursing major, was chosen Miss Maid of Cotton over 19 contestants from 12 states. The Scottsdale resident will appear in the Cotton Bowl parade in Dallas on New Year's Day.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kathy Raskin
Litchfield Park
Arizona State University
Miss Raskin
Scottsdale
Dallas
IRS orders price rollbacks for 15 Yuma gas stations
An IRS official said fifteen Yuma service stations were found overcharging for gasoline last week and ordered to roll back prices. None face the $2,500 penalty recently set for infractions. Two copper firms received a one-year extension to meet state air quality standards for Hayden and Globe smelters.
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Phoenix
Yuma
Internal Revenue Service
Carl Englebrecht
IRS Economic Stabilization Program Group
American Smelting and Refining Co
Hayden
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Globe
State
Fannin Says EPA Parking Rules Will Be Delayed One Year
U S Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona announced after a Friday call with EPA Administrator Russell Train that the parking lot regulations will not take effect for one year. He framed the delay as EPA action to ease immediate impact.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Environmental Protection Agency
Fannin
EPA
Russell Train
Golston Recommended as Phoenix City Magistrate
An advisory committee proposed Rodger A. Golston acting administrative deputy in Maricopa County attorney's office be appointed chief city magistrate for the City of Phoenix. The recommendation suggests he would assume the role if approved.
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Phoenix
Rodger A. Golston
Maricopa County
City of
Greyhound Sees Record Holiday Bus Use in Phoenix
Greyhound Lines, Inc. reports its busiest Christmas season ever as energy shortages push people to rely on bus travel. President James L. Kerrigan noted a 30 percent increase in bus usage during the holiday period compared with Christmas 1972, when service was affected by a strike.
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Phoenix
Greyhound Lines, Inc
Greyhound
James L. Kerrigan
Nervous Knoxville Diaper Heist Ends With Robbery
In Knoxville Tennessee a man entered a grocery Friday took a package of disposable diapers then fled after using a ruse about a missing wallet. He returned claiming it was cold to walk home and then produced a gun to pressure the clerk before escaping on foot.
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Knoxville
Tenn
UPI
President Attends Wedding Amid Protests in La Jolla
President Nixon and family attended the wedding of Maj. Gen. Walter Tkach to Cheryle Gaillard at Bishop's School in La Jolla. Outside, protesters shouted Impeach the crook while Nixon and party entered and left by separate doors. Meanwhile Scottsdale police arrested Joe Jameson on a probation violation warrant.
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Nixon
Nixons
Walter Tkach
Cheryle Ann Gaillard
Western White House
Police make precautionary arrest after gunfire risk
Police took precautionary measures amid belief of possible gunfire. Jameson was arrested without incident.
Mrs Helen C Miller 78 Scottsdale resident dies
Mrs Helen C Miller 78 of 8201 E Edgemont died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Private cremation arranged by Green Acres Mortuary with no visitation. Born Meyersdale PA, she moved to Arizona in 1951 from Altoona PA. Survived by husband Frank K Miller four daughters Suzzanee Riemenschneider Margaret Musser both of Scottsdale Carolyn Zurwelle Georgine Hilbert both of Phoenix and two sisters and two brothers living out of state.
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Helen C. Miller
E. Edgemont
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
Altoona
Frank K. Miller
Suzzanee Riemenschneider
Margaret Musser
Scottsdale
Carolyn Zurwelle
Georgine Hilbert
Phoenix
Britain faces deepening jobless crisis amid energy shutdowns
More than 500000 Britons have lost work as the energy crisis bites and unemployment may reach a million. Coal miners refuse overtime while talks with the National Coal Board stall, and power engineers end overtime bans easing shortages. Government figures show 544000 on unemployment rolls with many more not counted.
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London
UPI
National Coal Board
Coal Miner's Union
Britain
Department of Trade and Industry
Obituary of Martin Kubik 81 of Scottsdale
Martin Kubik 81 of 8201 E Osborn died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Austria he was a retired wholesale meat dealer from Cleveland Ohio. Survivors include daughter Libby Rekittke Scottsdale a son James Kubik Cleveland eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Private cremation will follow a visitation at Green Acres Mortuary from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Martin Kubik
E. Osborn
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Austria
Kubik
Cleveland
Ohio
Libby Rekittke
Scottsdale
James Kubik
Green Acres Mortuary
Theft of audio gear and shotguns reported in Arcadia area
Mark Caster reported $1700 in audio equipment stolen including a stereo receiver turntable and four speakers along with three shotguns. Investigators say entry occurred between Christmas Day 5 PM and Friday 7:30 PM as a door arcadia was pried. Additional reports cite $500 in automobile tools stolen from Charles St Germain and $528 from Robert Pollock during the same period.
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Mark Caster
N. Miller Rd
Arcadia
Charles St. Germain
N. 66Th St
Robert Pollock
E. Earls Drive
Meir Likud race tight as final campaigning ends
In Tel Aviv prime minister Golda Meir and rival Menahem Begin face a close battle for Israel's Knesset. Polls show Labor and Likud near even with many undecided voters, soldiers voting Sunday ahead of civilians in a contentious election focused on war readiness and Geneva peace terms. Defense Minister Dayan attracts criticism amid campaign pressure.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Golda Meir
Israel
Likud
Middle East
Geneva
Moshe Dayan
Man Arrested for Assault at Wife’s Home
A 30 year old man Donald Dean Moss of Glendale was arrested around 1:30 a.m. today at his wife Sylvia Lucille Moss’s residence on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. Police said he struck her with fists and kicked her, injuring her calf with a stab wound. The couple is separated and Moss was jailed awaiting further investigation.
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Apache Junction
Hayden and
Indian School Roads
John P. Falzarano
Scottsdale Memorial
Donald Dean Moss
Glendale
E. Pierce
Moss
Sylvia Lucille
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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