Zarb says Ford to decontrol oil prices without tax approval
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb told a House subcommittee that President Ford plans to decontrol the price of old oil even if Congress does not pass an excess profits tax by April 1. He argued decontrol is needed to restore incentives and move toward a free oil market.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Zarb
Ford
Congress
Zarb
House
John Dingell
D.mich
New Ole Energy
H. John Heinz, III
R.penn
Federal Energy Administration
Scottsdale School Board to consider high school ticket hikes
The Scottsdale School Board meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. to review a proposal to raise high school football and basketball ticket prices, with adult and student rates set to increase up to 50 cents. Knee-jerk rest funding would fund current deficits in student activity accounts, with projected gains of about 25 000 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Education Center
44Th St
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Richard Clegg
City park land sale opposed by homeowner group SCOHA
Scottsdale groups join opposition to selling 70 acres of city park land to close an $866000 budget gap. SCOHA cites need to review city operations and avoid undermining donor intent. Critics include Guy Stillman son of Mrs McCormick, donor of the land in 1967.
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Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations
SCOHA
William C. Jenkins
Louis N. Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Indian Bend
Scottsdale Roads
Fowler McCormick
McCormicks
Scottsdale
Guy Stillman
McCormick
Parks and Recreation Commission
Stillman
NYSE Closed for Presidents Day Delays Stock List
The New York Stock Exchange is closed today in observance of Presidents Day honoring Washington and Lincoln. The Progress will resume publication of the daily 500 stock listing on Tuesday when the market reopens.
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New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Lincoln
Progress
Scottsdale weighs study to acquire Paradise Valley Water Co. portion
City Engineer Daniel C. Raby asks the council to authorize a $15,000 study funded by water bonds to evaluate Scottsdale’s acquisition of Paradise Valley Water Co. serving about 700 Scottsdale customers and 260 developed acres. Boyle Engineering would conduct the study, mirroring Phoenix actions on the company within its city limits.
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Daniel C. Raby
Paradise Valley Water Co
Scottsdale
Raby
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Boyle Engineering
Bentsen Enters 1976 Presidential Race
Texas Senator Lloyd Bentsen announced he will seek the Democratic nomination in 1976 and decline any chance at the No 2 spot. The 54 year old millionaire said he entered only if he believed he could win, becoming the fifth Democrat to formally announce.
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Washington
Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
Britain and USSR Push for Europe Summit and Geneva Talks
Britain and the Soviet Union called for a summit to wind up the European Security Conference and for an early resumption of Geneva talks on the Middle East. A joint communique said Harold Wilson’s four day visit marked the opening of a new phase in Anglo Soviet relations.
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Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Middle East
Harold Wilson
Saudi oil minister denies Kissinger undercut claim
Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmad Zaki Yamani in Al Riyadh pushed back at reports that Kissinger sought to weaken the oil producers cartel by negotiating a long term cheaper oil contract with Saudi Arabia. He said the reports are untrue and those sources are pro Zionist newspapers.
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Riyadh
Ahmad Zaki Yamani
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
al Riyadh
Yamani
Reds defeat elite troops near Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge rebels overran the base camp of an elite American organized infantry division and drove the unit back to within eight miles of Phnom Penh. Government efforts to clear Communist bases along the Mekong River suffered a major setback as shells hit Phnom Penh for the 49th straight day.
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Phnom Penh
Mekong River
Fischer Karpov World Championship Match Set in Manila
The International Chess Federation accepted Manila's $5 million bid to host the Fischer Karpov world title match starting June 1. Moscow backed Milan with $440,000 and protested Manila as too hot, prompting FIDE to rule on the venue.
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Amsterdam
International Chess Federation
Manila
Bobby Fischer
Boris Karpov
Fischer
Karpov
Milan
Chess Federation
FIDE
Thieves Steal 28 Modern Paintings in Milan Museum
Milan police report 28 paintings by modern masters stolen from a city museum in Italy's second major art theft this year. Italian experts estimate the commercial value at about 4.5 million dollars. The loot includes works by Paul Cezanne Pierre Auguste Renoir and Vincent van Gogh. An expert called the value very high but did not specify a figure.
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Milan
Italy
Paul Cezanne
Pierre Auguste Renoir
Vincent van Gogh
Weather forecast cue for today and Tuesday
Sunny today and Tuesday with frost. Low near 32 at the Windy and cooler today. High airport and mid 20s in coldest in the mid 50s. Colder tonight areas.
Scottsdale to outline mass transit options for council
The city council will hear a report on mass transit alternatives for Scottsdale with cost estimates. Feasible options include car pooling buses shuttle services and dial-a-ride funded by a 20000 grant from the Urban Mass Transit Administration.
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Scottsdale
The
Urban Mass Transit Administration
Richard D. Bauman
Bauman
Phoenix
Scottsdale school district edges toward salary settlement
Scottsdale district negotiators hint at a higher salary offer for about 1300 teachers after a rejected 1000 across the board raise. The AFL CIO affiliated Scottsdale Federation of Teachers seeks a 15.1 percent COLA about 2000 per teacher, with costs estimated at 2.4 to 2.8 million for 1975-76.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
SFT
William Randall
Kearney
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