Ford faces Senate on tax cut as unemployment rises
Ford aides urge faster action on a tax cut amid January unemployment at 8.2 percent the highest since 1941. Meany and Kennedy criticize the administration while Congress plans Feb return and debate a $20 billion tax cut and blocked public works funds.
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Governor Castro cites crime preventionWeek kickoff in Phoenix
Governor Raul H. Castro told about 400 at the Phoenix Country Club that rights of individuals have grown while society’s rights suffer. He urged community and state backing for law enforcement during Crime Prevention Week February 9 to 15, praising Exchange Clubs and promising activist support.
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Police ponder Bricklin mystery in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police seek the five Bricklin safety cars promised last month. Designed by Malcolm Bricklin, the two seaters with gullwing doors were to arrive in late January as 1975 models with Ford engines, but none have been seen.
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Sunny and Warmer Ahead This Weekend
Pleasant weather with a high in the low 70s on both days and a clear cool night in store. Overnight temperatures drop to around 40 degrees with continued sunny skies.
City Eyes Budget Cuts to Dodge Jobs Amid Revenue Gap
Mayor William C. Jenkins says the city will not lay off workers while revising the budget to cover an about 800000 deficit. Acting City Manager Nemetz to present a third budget revision in executive session, as personnel reductions are being considered.
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City expands automated refuse pickup to 2,500 more homes
City officials plan to extend the automated refuse collection system by 2,500 families by next month. The expansion uses 300 gallon containers, with three to four families per unit, and adds 75 more containers to reach 13,696 families served. Spacewater notes a $2.10 monthly cost per family.
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Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Nancy West Wins Seat
Nancy West, 44, mother of eight, defeated Theodore Jarvi for Scottsdale Justice of the Peace. She credits community support and aid from local attorneys as she learns the nuances of civil and criminal procedure while balancing courtroom duties with weddings.
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Dunlop Named to Labor Secretary Post by Ford
President Ford announced nomination of John T. Dunlop a Harvard economics professor to replace Peter J Brennan as secretary of Labor. Dunlop aged 60 will coordinate the Presidents Labor Management Committee and serve on the Economic Policy Board in the labor post.
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City groups slam Ford budget cuts on city aid
The National League of Cities and the U.S. Conference of Mayors warned Saturday that President Ford's proposed budget would have disastrous effects. They said reductions in aid to cities would trigger emergency fiscal conditions, forcing states and locals to slash services and raise taxes.
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Yamani cites oil as political weapon risk to West
Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani warned the West that any military action against major oil nations could spell the end of Western civilization while expressing hope that oil would never again be used as a political weapon.
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Nixon transition ends as financing of return winds down
Federal financing of Richard M. Nixon's return to private life draws to a close today reducing official support. The final phase of the transition ends as government funding winds down and private arrangements take over.
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Abortion Opinions Draw Deep Divide in Public Letters
The Health, Education, and Welfare Department has received about 2,500 letters since proposing cuts to federal aid for abortion related programs. Some writers condemn abortion as evil while others demand ready access, with profane remarks also appearing among the responses.
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