Senate approves natural gas emergency bill to aid Carter
The Senate approved an emergency natural gas bill 8 to 2 and sent it to the House. It would empower President Carter to divert gas to hardest hit cold areas and ease price controls through August 1. House leaders weigh using the Senate version to speed passage amid debate over price terms.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
House
House Jeaers
Commerce Committee
House-Senate
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
Thomas “Tip” O'Neill
Safecrackers Hit 8 Valley Parishes
Eight parish safes were robbed Sunday or early Monday with losses topping 8400. Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Scottsdale reported 1000 plus stolen from an office safe and St Daniel's in Phoenix netted 600 while St Gregory's faced about 1800. Police link all three to one professional culprit.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish
Phoenix Catholic
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
E. Latham St
St. Gregory’s Catholic Church
Olph
Scottsdale Airport runway overlay bid tops bidders list
Hunter Contracting placed the low bid of 185 181 to overlay the Scottsdale Municipal Airport runway and install visual aid lights. Seven firms submitted bids. the project cost is estimated at 312. Johannessen and Girand Consulting Engineers will evaluate bids and seek explanations for unusually low figures.
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Hunter Contracting
Scottsdale
Hunter
Bentson Contracting Co
J.w.nicks
Edward S. Kelton
Lanner Contracting Co
Nesbitt Contracting Co
Lee Construction
Johannessen
Federal Aviation Administration
Arizona Department of Transportation
SCC Enrollment Rises Despite District Dip
Scottsdale Community College reports 6335 students in college credit classes this semester, up one percent from last fall and three percent above spring 1976. Associate dean Donald Bradshaw cites SCC gains while district registrations fall.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College
SCC
Donald Bradshaw
Burglars Target Mayor Jenkins Home In Scottsdale
Scottsdale Mayor William C. Jenkins reported a theft from his residence at 7719 E Vernon Ave. A toolbox with wrenches screwdrivers and a socket set valued at 55 dollars was taken between January 21 and 22. Police investigated.
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Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Jenkins
E. Vernon Ave
Obituary for Cora E. Dildine in Scottsdale
Cora E. Dildine, 96, longtime Scottsdale resident, died at home on Monday. She is survived by her son John of Pennsylvania, daughter Margaret Mordon of New York, three brothers and two sisters out of state, five grandchildren with four out of state, Margaret Bush of Scottsdale, nine great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Cora E. Dildine
Scottsdale
E. Coronado Rd
Dildine
Pennsylvania
John
Margaret Mordon
New York
Margaret Bush
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres “Memorial Gardens
Suns power petition drive targets 100000 signatures
A Tucson based group Arizonans for Jobs and Energy seeks 100000 signatures in one week to back locating a national solar energy research institute in Arizona. Petitions will go to the U S Energy Research and Development Administration and other officials.
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Tucson
Solar Energy Research Institute
Arizona
Arizonians For Jobs and Energy
U.S. ,Energy Research, and Development Administration
Arizona lawmakers urged to go slow on water problems
Arizona legislators began work to address the state's water issues but were told to go slow and not solve all problems at once. A state water official and Rep. Bill Lewis urged restraint as groundwater transportation is restricted by a court ruling and supplies dwindle.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Bill Lewis
House Natural Resources Committee
Mesa Woman Jailed After Alleged Attempted Vehicle Assault
A 21-year-old Mesa woman is jailed on an assault charge after allegedly trying to run down off duty Scottsdale officer Steven Marble in the Smitty's parking lot. Marble pursued the suspect with store staff and later identified Elaine Keddington as the assailant. The incident occurred around 6 45 pm near 8302 East McDowell Road.
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Mesa
Scottsdale
Elaine Keddington
Justice Court
Steven Marble
Smitty’s
E. McDowell Rd
Marble
Keddington
Gary Rogers
McDowell
Residents clash over Lincoln Drive widening in Paradise Valley
About 150 residents gathered at the town hall as debate over widening Lincoln Drive to four lanes continued. Supporters urged quicker action while opponents questioned safety claims and demanded a safe alternative. A council vote was previously 6-1 to pursue widening.
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Valley
Town Hall
David French
Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Maricopa County
State Highway Department
Lincoln
Tatum
Oscar Butt
Council
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