Jackson announces bid for 1976 Democratic nomination
Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington formally declares his bid for the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination. He has built a campaign for over a year and bought five minutes of CBS TV time for a nationwide address. He joins Rep. Morris Udall, former Gov. Jimmy Carter, and former Sen. Fred Harris as declared candidates, with Lloyd Bentsen seen as likely to announce soon and Gov. George Wallace remaining a potential entrant in a crowded field.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Jackson
CBS
Jackson
Morris Udall
Arizona
Jimmy
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Sen
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Senators push $7.8 billion for 1 million public service jobs
Senate Labor Committee leaders Williams and Javits announce a bill to create 1 million public service jobs by authorizing $7.8 billion, aiming to curb rising unemployment amid Ford's 8.1 percent forecast. The plan would triple current public service jobs, following a UAW rally backing tax cuts and job programs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Labor Committee
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. J
Walter Mondale
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Harrison
Williams
Capitol Hill
Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition to be held in March
The 13th annual Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition runs March 12 to 15 at the Safari Hotel Convention Center with nearly 2,000 North American Indian participants expected. Judging occurs Feb 15, admission 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for students and children, profits fund cash awards and the planned Indian Cultural Center in the Salt River Indian Community.
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Scottsdale
Salt River
Scottsdale National Indian Arts Council Inc
Adair Jackman
Oil producers face pressure as industrial nations seek energy substitutes
United States officials in Paris condemn oil price rises as unsustainably high and urge industrialized nations to unite on joint energy development and conservation. Kissinger’s floor price plan gains IEA interest, while Italy and Japan express reservations. Exxon flags slower self sufficiency. Soviet and Kuwaiti deals hint at evolving oil dynamics.
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United Press International
United States
Paris
Thomas OQ
Enders
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
International Energy Agency
IEA
Kissinger
Italy
Japan
Exxon
Donald M. Cox
Caracas
Cox
Soviet Union
Pacific
Vladimir Sushkov
Moscow
Prague
Russia
al Qabas
Kuwait
Castro to speak at club during Crime Prevention Week
Gov Raul Castro and Attorney General Bruce Babbitt will address the Phoenix and Scottsdale Exchange Clubs at 6 30 p m Friday at the Phoenix Country Club kicking off the 28th Annual Crime Prevention Week. The Phoenix Police Department will demonstrate women’s self protection and several law enforcement awards will be presented. KOOL TV’s Bill Close will MC. Tickets from Russell Smith, committee chairman.
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Raul Castro
Bruce Babbitt
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Phoenix Country Club
Exchange Clubs
Phoenix Police Department
Kool-Tv
Bill Close
Russell Smith
Exchange Club
Senate Debates Newsman Confidentiality Right and MLK Holiday
The Arizona Senate opens floor debate on a bill protecting newsmen from being forced to reveal notes tapes and materials used in reporting. lawmakers also consider establishing a Martin Luther King Jr birthday state holiday as part of the session. Valley gas stations campaign against rationing urging equal allocation and tax rollback.
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Phoenix
State
Senate
Martin Luther King Jr
Phoenix — Valley
Opal W. Britton
Central Arizona Service Station Operators Association
Miner Charged After Bomb Injures Father in Mail Incident
William Larry Webb of Tucson, 20, bound over for trial on illegal possession of an unregistered explosive device after a preliminary hearing. His father Newell S. Webb, 41, a miner, lost both arms when the bomb exploded as he opened a mailbox package on January 22.
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Phoenix
William Larry Webb
Tucson
Newell S. Webb
APS appeals FPC ruling on gas use category
Arizona Public Service Co. has appealed a Federal Power Commission decision that places natural gas for irrigation pumping in the same category as industrial use. The FPC ordered curtailments of gas by wholesale suppliers on December 19. APS Vice President Jerry Human said irrigation gas could be curtailed to the same extent as industrial gas.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Jerry Human
APS
Boy Hurt In Great Dane Attack In Scottsdale
A five year old Scottsdale boy sustained facial lacerations after a Great Dane attacked him as Michele Himovitz walked the dog. Raymond Goodearl was treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and released after stitches. A witness pulled the boy to safety as the dog finally released him.
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Scottsdale
Raymond Goodearl
N. 82Nd St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michele Himovitz
E. Vista
Shannon Marquand
82Nd St
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Southwest
Clara Lee Tanner
University of Arizona
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Institute of American Indian Art
Santa Fe
N.M
Dennis Numkena
Kenneth Begay
Jerry Collings
Gila River
Sacaton
Russell Foutz
Indian Arts Authority
Ray Graves
Richard Howard
Casa Grande National Monument
Preston Monongue
Department of Communications
Vera Laski
Creole Petroleum Corp
Venezuela
Castro
RED Cross
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Scottsdale Fashion Square
Camelback Road
American Express
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