Socialists win test in Portugal austerity vote
The five month old minority Socialist government won its toughest parliamentary battle, pushing through an austerity program to restore economic discipline in Portugal. Premier Mario Soares warned the ruling plan was essential to govern if rejected.
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Murder plot revealed over loan in Paris
Paris officials disclosed that two business partners of former deputy French Foreign Minister Prince Jean de Broglie hired a police officer to murder him over an $800,000 loan. De Broglie guaranteed the loan to fund a Paris tourist restaurant purchase by Patrick Allanet de Ribemont and Pierre de Varga.
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Prince Jean de Broglie
Michel Poniatowski
de Broglie
Patrick Allanet de Ribemont
Pierre de Varga
Religious leaders denounce Rev Moon and Unification Church
Leaders from Protestant, Catholic and Jewish groups denounce Rev Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church as anti democratic and anti Jewish at a New York news conference. They accuse Moon of fostering hatred and urging family breakup.
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New York
Sun Myung Moon
Mr. Moon
Economic indicators rise 1 percent in November
The leading index in November rose 1 percent for a second straight month signaling stronger growth ahead. Revisions show July to September declines, with economists wary of a potential recession if the three month dip persists.
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Welfare reform plan promised within year
President-elect Carter said he will present a full welfare reform program to Congress next year but may not fully implement it for one to two years. He also pledged $5 to $7 billion in defense budget savings and noted possible reductions if peace advances in the Middle East and if he forges a new Soviet relation.
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Scottsdale sued over fatal crash tied to vehicular manslaughter conviction
A $10 million civil action in Maricopa County names Scottsdale police two officers and a woman convicted earlier this year of vehicular manslaughter as defendants. Plaintiffs include the survivor of a Feb 23, 1975 two car crash at Pima and Indian School Roads and the families of four killed. The suit cites a high speed chase, a red light at Indian School and Pima, and a concrete wall blamed for reduced visibility. The action seeks $5 million in punitive damages from DeMontaigu and $5 million from the officers, departments, and city, plus general damages and fees. It also asks for clarifications of hot pursuit procedures.
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Mark Christian
Hilbert Manke
Pima Road
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Francis Manke
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Scottsdale Airport fills 300 parking spaces in bid to handle traffic
Airport director Harold Lagasse reports all 300 aircraft tie downs and hangar spaces occupied for first time in three years. He warns January could be critical with tourist traffic as Kruse car auction and Safari Hotel events boost arrivals. An air traffic alert was issued nationwide to flight service stations to check for parking availability.
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Scottsdale Solar Project Seeks ERDA Funding in January
Scottsdale officials push for ERDA funded solar heating and cooling demo at the Maricopa County Court Building. City technologist Haenichen will file a report to ERDA outlining redesign costs and total project cost of 200 000 to 250 000 dollars with a preliminary funding decision expected in January.
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Desks Shipped From Scottsdale to Alamos Coronado Club
Associates Principal William Johnson leads Los Hermanos club members Pat Cuccarello Gerald Gavin and Mark Keller as they load 250 old desks for shipment to Alamos Mexico, Scottsdale sister city. Alamos schools now have 200 desks for 800 students.
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William Johnson
Pat Cuccarello
Gerald Gavin
Mark Keller
Scottsdale Faces Up To 100000 Unemployment Cost For City
City Manager Franklin Aleshire says Scottsdale may spend up to 100000 annually to provide unemployment coverage for local government employees under a federal law enacted last October. The change requires local governments to fund benefits, replacing a federal subsidy. Arizona cities will briefed by the Department of Economic Security early next year on implementing the program.
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