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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1974
Page
3
Mineworkers leaders rejected Prime Minister Edward Heaths call for a postponement of the national coal strike amid a général election campaign. The vote, described as almost unanimous, pledges to proceed with the walkout as union leaders press pay demands.
United Press International reports growing momentum for gasoline rationing as energy chief William E. Simon urges states to establish systems. Thirteen states already test some controls, with Oregon style even-odd plate schemes common. Assistant Secretary Robert Binder says plans should be interim and met with contingency energy conservation measures by May.
The FBI distributed eight by ten inch glossy pencil sketches of three suspects linked to Patrica Hearst’s kidnapping from Berkeley. The white woman and two black men match prior descriptions as agents insist new action will not risk Hearst’s safety while pursuing the Symbionese Liberation Army. A SLA letter claimed custody and threatened death if rescue attempts occur.
A two day seminar for doctors and assistants will be conducted by the Arizona Podiatry Association at the Safari Hotel in Scottsdale February 16 and 17. Robert Levoy, author and expert in management practices, will conduct the program titled Dynamic Practice Management. Subjects include philosophy of practice clinical priorities patient volume staff management patient education office policies and public relations.
The Arizona House adjourned until Monday without finishing action on the tax portion of the education tax reform package. Leader Burton Barr said no decision yet on including a leasehold tax on Indian lands. A caucus will meet Monday as leaders seek to advance major plan elements next week.
Rep. John J. Rhodes says tight budgets require cities to raise productivity of labor machinery and money. A Phoenix workshop with over 30 local officials from several western states heard that public technologies incentive programs and better management show the way to fulfill rising demands without more funds.
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