Ford seeks cooperation on energy plan amid congressional opposition
President Ford urged cooperation but faulted Congress for delaying his energy and recession relief package. He warned unemployment could rise from 8.2 percent before improving, while White House officials said no split exists on an oil price floor despite Kissinger and Simon reportedly disagreeing. Ford spoke to Wall Street analysts in New York after trips to Georgia Texas and Kansas, seeking support for his economy program.
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Watch-dog group formed to monitor MCCCD actions
Scottsdale Citizens for Responsible Community Colleges organized by former Scottsdale Community College student body president Richard Lang to oversee MCCCD expenditures and board actions. The group cites over 30 million in public funds spent last year and plans to track Scottsdale representative Kenneth Badertscher and MCCCD president John Prince. Weather notes follow: variable high cloudiness, mostly sunny and warm, with highs near 80 today and low 70s Friday.
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Wall Street rises as prices jump amid Ford plan preview
Investors surged in blue chips and glamour stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones average climbed 17.68 points to 732.71 as heavy trading continued just before President Ford unveils his economic plan on Wall Street.
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Greenspan warns unemployment may exceed 1975 peak
Alan Greenspan chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers told the Senate Appropriations Committee that unemployment could rise above the 8.5 percent peak the administration has predicted for 1975. He said the administration is re examining economic data to refine its forecasts.
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Mills Still Out of Congress After Bethesda Hospital Release
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills remains absent from Congress two weeks after hospital discharge for alcoholism treatment. His administrative assistant Gene Goss has refused to disclose Mills' activities or offer any information since his dismissal from Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Ford nominates Carla Hills as HUD secretary
President Ford names Carla Anderson Hills to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development. She becomes the third woman to join the cabinet and the first in 20 years to serve in the cabinet.
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Housing and Urban Development
Yugoslav authorities expel two American singers on tour
Belgrade officials expelled opera singer Gloria Bentley of Highwood Illinois and singer Anne Waterman of Anselmo California for importing and distributing anti Yugoslav propaganda during an East European tour. They were banned from reentering Yugoslavia for five years.
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Violin Craft Remains Alive in Scottsdale
A longtime violinist, collector, and builder sustains the ancient craft in Scottsdale. The Weekend supplement highlights how he keeps violin making vibrant alongside other arts and recreation stories in the Scottsdale Daily Progress edition.
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Park land sale fronts city budget fix in Scottsdale
Parks chief calls the plan to sell 70 acres of McCormick Park bad business and morally wrong while council weighs options to close a projected 866000 deficit. The parcel spans Indian Bend and Scottsdale Roads with 50 acres in Paradise Valley and 20 in Scottsdale, donated in 1967 by the McCormicks.
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Armed Robbery at Papago Plaza Targets 81-Year-Old Man
A man in his early 20s robbed an 81-year-old in the Papago Plaza parking lot Wednesday afternoon. He demanded the wallet and change, produced a small blue steel revolver, and fled west between buildings after the victim handed over about 80 or 90 cents.
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State outlines Scottsdale Road redesign with brick medians and sidewalks
The State Highway Department approves preliminary Scottsdale Road plans from Indian School to Osborn. The redesign adds landscaping and pedestrian friendly sidewalks, flush brick medians, and drainage work costing about 1.3 million with 70 percent state funding. Construction hoped by late June.
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Scottsdale teachers face pay talks over budget cuts
Scottsdale School Supt William Randall says the district is not unwilling to move on a new salary offer if legislative actions and budget cuts can align. A meet and confer session with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers focuses on a $1000 across the board raise for 1975-76 and potential staff reductions to cover costs.
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