Overflowing Scottsdale recycling centers seek fix within a week
Scottsdale officials say overflow at newspaper recycling bins began after the previous contractor went out of business. Ecology Paper Co. now services the centers and aims to clear the backlog in seven days, while demand remains weak due to construction slowdown and a reduced US buyer.
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City of Scottsdale and
Ecology Paper Co
Eldorado Park
Scottsdale
Gene Gabrielli
Blake
EPC
United States
Mexico City
Gabrielli
California
New Jersey
Illinois
Southwest Forest Industries
Tunney denounces offshore drilling plan as disaster blueprint
Senator John Tunney condemns Interior Department plans to open the Southern California offshore shelf to oil and gas drilling calling it a nightmarish blueprint for disaster. A legislator says a Beverly Hills hearing is meaningless as Interior officials already approved the plan.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
John Tunney
California
Interior Department
Lawmakers urged to curb government surveillance calls
Maryland Senator Charles Mathias and Ohio Representative Charles Mosher urged the House Judiciary Committee on Civil Liberties to pass a bill banning any government bugging or spying on private citizens without court orders. They argued Americans are increasingly paranoid about surveillance.
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Washington
House
GOP
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Charles Mosher
Ohio
Judiciary Committee On Civil Liberties
Rail bailout funds move through House Commerce panel
The House Commerce Committee approved a 347 million dollar rail bailout for Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna. Penn Central warned of folding by February 14 without federal aid while Erie Lackawanna threatened to end service by month’s end without assistance. The grant exceeds the Senate’s prior approval by 74 million.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Penn Central
Erie Lackawanna
Senate
Labor lobbyist urges Congress to watch Fed decisions
AFL-CIO top lobbyist Andrew Biemiller told a House subcommittee that politicians should sit in when the Federal Reserve Board makes money supply decisions. He urged Congress to press for expanded monetary oversight over the next six months.
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Washington
House
Federal Reserve Board
Andrew Biemiller
Afl-Cio
Congress
Paradise Valley School Board weighs observatory site plan
Paradise Valley School Board meets at 7 p.m. to discuss a joint observatory with the Phoenix Astronomical Society at Paradise Valley Park north of Bell Road. The plan includes a 24 inch telescope and a joint-use agreement for district students and society members. A progress report on year round schools will also be presented with studies extended to June 1975.
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North Valley Bureau
Paradise Valley
Phoenix Astronomical Society
Greenway Rd
Arthur Parizek
The
Astronomical Society
Paradise Valley Park
Bell Road
32Nd
40Th Streets
Parizek
Astronomers
Americans cut debt and job worries rise in January reports
UPI notes 2.5 million first time unemployment claims in the first three weeks of January, with weekly peaks and a total near 2.5 million. Credit declined in December signaling anxious households, while Morgan Guaranty cut its prime lending rate to 8 percent. Weather outlook shows a warm, gradually cloudy pattern with upper 60s highs.
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Richard Hughes
UPI
Government Today
Federal Reserve Board
Morgan Guaranty
Unusual liquor license request before city council
Avis Read owner of the Stable Art Gallery asks Scotts dale city council for a license to sell wine and beer at her gallery. The council notes the nonconforming art gallery use does not authorize liquor sales in a residential zone and grants a continuance.
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Avis Read
Stable Art Gallery
EB. McDonald Drive
Hink
William C. Jenkins
Pueblo fifth grader Eric Fogle suspended over rule violations
Testimony at a Scottsdale School Board hearing shows Pueblo School fifth grader Eric Fogle was suspended Jan 10 for continual disruptions. Principal Mike Bloom and teacher Doris Iacobelli described repeated incidents including fights, vandalism, and class disruptions. The hearing, opened at the Fogle family's request, resumes Tuesday.
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Eric Fogle
Pueblo School
Pueblo
Mike Bloom
Bloom
Scottsdale
George Fogle
Fogles
William Randall
Fogle
Arthur McBrayer
Doris Iacobelli
Eric
Playboy
Arcadia students press for speed limit change near Indian School
Arcadia High students parents and administrators debated speed safety on Indian School Road near the school. Phoenix traffic engineer Charles Haley refused to lower the 40 mph limit citing crosswalk use driver responsibility and enforcability. A group urged 30 mph or flashing signs but Haley and officials warned signs alone would not enforce safety.
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Chris Shuey
Arcadia High School
Charles Haley
Phoenix
46Th
Arcadia
Leila Dill
Haley
Herbert Winograd
Winograd
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
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