Kissinger urges Western states to curb oil prices by restricting domestic demand
Secretary of State Kissinger told the National Press Club that Western industrial powers should raise domestic oil costs to deter OPEC price manipulation. He warned reduced consumption and protected domestic prices could spur conservation and alternative energy, urging allied nations to keep prices high enough to make new sources viable.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
National Press Club
Ford
OPEC
West
Scottsdale Council members file financial disclosures
All seven Scottsdale City Council members filed annual financial disclosure statements by Friday’s deadline. The disclosures, public in the city clerk’s office, show several members exceeding minimal reporting requirements and detail debts, creditors, investments, property interests within the city, and sources of gifts over 500 dollars.
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Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Scottsdale High School
Naval Reserve
the Desert Schools
Boy Climbs Camelback Falls 80 Feet In Rescue Drill
Rick Fritz and Dan Joder, both 15 to 16, were climbing Camelback Mountain Saturday with the Arizona Mountaineering Club. Fritz fell nearly 80 feet when rock gave way and was rescued by club members and taken to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Joder, attached to Fritz, fell but lowered himself to the ground. Both youths were practicing to join the club rescue team.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Rick Fritz
Arizona Mountaineering Club
Fritz
Dan Joder
Nor
Echo Canyon
Joder
Obituary: Paul Jarvie 47 Visitation and Services Planned
Paul Jarvie 47 a Scottsdale self employed businessman died Saturday at Scottsdale Community Hospital He moved to Scottsdale from Michigan six years ago He was a member of the First Apostolic Lutheran Congregational Church Visitation starts at 6 p m tonight Services Wednesday 10 am Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Interment Paradise Memorial Gardens Survivors include his wife Virginia sons Lars Mark Dean of Scottsdale Paul of Texas Stephen of Michigan daughters Peggy Naomi of Scottsdale Victoria of Minneapolis one brother four sisters all out of state and one grandchild
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Federal Credit Union
the Valley National Bank
Avco Financial Services
Sue
Arizona Public Service
Paul Messinger
Cora
Messinger
Mortuary
Chapel Inc
Pension Plan For Mortuary
Arizona Bank
Wesley N. Hull
Phillip Buffington
Jackie
Drinkwater
Valley National Bank
Coconino County
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Foremost McKesson and Hamilton Funds Inc
Hayden
Pinnacle Peak
Alma School
Pinnacle Peak Roads
Sundown Plaza
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Billie Gentry
Glendale Community College
Warren Gentry
Maricopa County Community College
Paul Jarvie
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Jarvie
Scottsdale Community Hospital
Scottsdale
Michigan
Virginia
Lars
Mark
Dean
Paul
Texas
Stephen
Peggy
Naomi
Victoria
Minneapolis
Ida M Klecka Rosary and funeral details
Ida M Klecka 59 died Saturday at Doors Hospital. Rosary tonight at 8 p.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Mass Tuesday 10 a.m. at St Daniel Catholic Church. Interment in St Francis Cemetery. Survived by husband Roy J and five sons all in the valley. brother John Thomas Taylor Indiana. four grandchildren.
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Ida
Marie Klecka
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
St. Daniel Catholic Church
E. Watham
St. Francis Cemetery
Klecka
N. Goth
St. Mary’s” College
South Bend
Ind
Isabel
Roy J
Thomas
Daniel
Jack
Joseph
Michael
Valley
John Thomas Taylor
Indiana
Ring theft probed in Tucson hotel incident
Police probe a Tucson man’s claim that his $1,000 turquoise ring was stolen from a SunBurst Hotel room on Scottsdale Road. Pete Leonard Olson checked in Friday night and left Saturday. he reported the missing ring Sunday morning after calling the hotel.
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Tucson
Pete Leonard Olson
SunBurst
Scottsdale Rd
CAP Hearing Tonight On City CAP Water Purchase
The city council holds an 8 p.m. public hearing on whether to commit to purchasing CAP water. Groups may speak 10 minutes, individuals 5 minutes, and speakers must register at the door. Written comments to the mayor’s office accepted until noon Tuesday. The vote is expected at Tuesday night’s meeting.
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CAP
Parada rodeo rider injured in bareback bronc event
Bareback bronc rider Charles Castles, 24, of Hanford California, sustained head and facial injuries when a horse kicked him after throwing him near a fence at the Parada rodeo. He was listed in fair condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Charles Castles
Hanford
Calif
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Castler
Tanker wreck near Marcus Hook raises toll and oil spill risk
The Greek tanker Corinthos was rammed by an American tanker on the Delaware River causing explosions and a spreading oil slick. Authorities reported 3 to 28 dead and 33 injured with 25 crewmen unaccounted. Bird rescue teams collected hundreds of ducks from marshes as crews used propane devices to drive poultry from oil rich areas.
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Marcus Hook
UPI
Delaware
Corinthos
Coast Guard
Ken Chitwood
Fish and Wildlife Service
Chitwood
Woodbury
N.C
Phoenix youth killer sentenced to death in gas chamber
Jonathan C. Treadaway Jr. received the death penalty for the sex slaying of 6 year old Brett Jordan in Phoenix. A second count of sodomy carries a 20 year to life term. Superior Court Judge Rufus C. Coulter denied motions for a new trial after the December 27 conviction.
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Phoenix
Jonathan C. Treadaway Jr
Gas Chamber
Superior Court
Rufus C. Coulter
Treadaway
Coulter
Brett Jordan
Rocky Jordan
Burglars Steal 1000-Pound Computer From Plant
Phoenix deputies tie the $65,000 computer theft at Southwest Forest Industries to copper valued at $300. Entry via a maintenance door followed by forklift transfer to a waiting truck is described. Separately, Rep. Sam Steiger urges Rep. Peter Rodino to rethink gun control as a 1975 top priority.
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Phoenix
Southwest Forest Industries
Washington
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Peter Rodino
House Judiciary Committee
Payson Man Killed. Two Phoenix Men Arrested
Two Phoenix men were jailed after the Saturday morning knife slaying of service station attendant Bill Price, 27, in front of the Gay Nineties Bar in Payson. Deputies said Price died during a street fight as Allen, 26, and Shearer, 30, were arrested nearby.
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Payson
Phoenix
Gila County
Cotton Council president urges calm amid low prices
William E. Reid, president of the National Cotton Council, told about 2,000 delegates at the 37th annual meeting that growers should not overreact to low cotton prices. He warned producers cannot keep growing 50-cent cotton at 40-cent prices.
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Phoenix
William E. Reid
National Cotton Council
Reid
Council
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