Gas price to rise with one cent markup for over half the dealers
Washington officials authorize an additional penny markup on retail gasoline for more than half of U S stations under 85 percent of their 1972 supply. Sawhill says the move boosts dealer profit amid lingering energy crisis and Arab oil embargo diplomacy continues in Washington and abroad.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Energy Office
John C. Sawhill
Sawhill
FEC
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Ismail Fahmy
Omar Saqqaf
National Congress of Petroleum
Charles Binsted
Retailers Group
International Commerce Commission
ICC
Congress
Regents mull offers to lease Sun Devil Stadium for NFL
The State Board of Regents will consider a reasonable offer for a pro football team to lease Sun Devil Stadium if a Phoenix franchise is awarded an NFL slot. The board met with lawmakers and discussed possible conditions, while critics urged openness and questioned closed sessions.
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Regents
State Board of Regents
Sun Devil Stadium
Phoenix
Burton Barr
Stan Akers
Arizona State University
Arizona Newspapers Association
House
National Football League
Camelback search ends in death of 13 year old boy
Kevin Hayes, 13, of 4610 N 68th St, Scottsdale, found dead halfway down Camelback Mountain after a 15 hour search. Police say severe head injuries from a fall near 62nd Street are the likely cause. foul play not suspected. Autopsy pending. Funeral services planned at Meshinger Mortuary.
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Scottsdale
Camelback Mountain
Scottsdale and Phoenix
Kevin Hayes
Joseph Hayes
68Th St
62Nd Street
Roy Finch
Paradise
Camelback Road
Danneman
Hayes
Valley Country Club
Dannenfan
DPS
Mesginger Mortuary
City to reprint ballots for Tuesday primary
City officials will print 10 000 new ballots at a cost of 550 to replace ballots challenged for mis wording. The revised ballots will read vote for no more than three and are expected to be ready Monday ahead of Tuesday's primary. Vogt argues the wording could mislead voters into voting for three candidates.
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Herbert “Doc” Vogt
Vogt
Paul Wetzel
Wetzel
Phoenix
Gary Peter Klahr
Klahr
State Supreme Court
Ee Ee
John Zaztrow
Ok City
Dressing up Kitty Beauty Shows Hairless Cat Story
A hairless Sphinx named Dink, 34 years old in cat years, captivates with a unique appearance. Report notes the cat is otherwise normal and living with its owner Dorothy, who curates playful outfits and sweaters.
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Dink
Dorothy
Scottsdale eyed municipal golf course funding talks
Executives of American Continental Homes will meet Scottsdale city officials in about two weeks to decide who pays for an 18 hole public golf course in Indian Bend Wash. City Manager Dale Carter said cost estimates will be compared with Continental figures as negotiations continue.
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American Continental Homes
Cit
Indian Bend Wash
Dale Carter
Continental
Carter
Wash
Scottsdale
Gem Pennington
Schrader
Indian School Road
Hayden Road
Pennington
Richard Campana
Campana
Western States Consultants, Inc
Weather Outlook With Warmth and Clouds
Mostly sunny and warm again today with increasing clouds and breezes by late afternoon. Tonight turns cloudy and breezy as temperatures fall to upper 40s. Sunday brings cooler, windy conditions with a high in the mid 60s.
Nixon Era Briefs Highlight Health and Policy Moves
Julie Nixon-Eisenhower recovers in Indianapolis hospital suite eating solid food and is fully ambulatory. In Key Biscayne Nixon defers strategy to Leon Jaworski as Kissinger discusses Middle East policy. In Detroit Elliott Richardson says Watergate will have lasting positive effects, praising constitutional resilience and urging Nixon to avoid further clashes with the prosecutor.
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Julie
Indianapolis
Ind
Julie Nixon-Eisenhower
Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Detroit
Elliott K. Richardson
U. S
Richardson
Phnom Penh Shelling Kills Child at School Near U.S. Embassy
Rebel gunners fired 61 rounds into southeastern Phnom Penh today killing at least five people and wounding 47. A child died when a shell struck an elementary school playground near the U.S. Embassy.
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Phnom Penh
U.S
GM Faces 400000 Fine Over 1959 60 Cadillacs Steering Defect
The Transportation Department sues General Motors in Washington D C federal court seeking a 400000 penalty and possible requirement to notify owners of 1959 and 1960 Cadillacs about a steering defect. A ruling by the judge is awaited.
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Detroit General Motors Corp
Washington
Giant
Auto Company
Transportation Department
U.S
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Arizona
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ANA
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Barr
Akers
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ASU
Camelback
James Kershner
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Association
Karl McGuinness
Glendale
Tweetie
Boye Club
United Press International
Jaworski
Phnom Penh School
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