Ford vows veto of oil import fee delay bill amid job fear
President Ford told GOP leaders he will veto a Senate measure delaying his oil import fee increase. Senate leaders said there is an even chance the veto could be sustained. White House officials warned substitutions for tariffs could cost 400,000 jobs and harm fuel distribution.
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UPI
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Congress
GOP
Senate
White House
Ron Nelsen
Hugh Scott
Nessen
House
Treasury
William E. Simon
Nelsen
Simon
Pusher roundup expands. 4 Glendale arrests in narcotics sweep
United Press International reports DPS agents arrested 17 alleged dealers in two weeks. Seized were 21 heroin balloons worth 25 dollars each, marijuana, a Florida reported stolen portable TV, and 15 Indian jewelry pieces. In Phoenix, council prioritizes shelter home for runaways and a police activities league for teens.
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State Department of Public Safety
DPS
Florida
Phoenix
F104 Jet Crashes During Training at Luke AFB
An F104 fighter crashed during a routine training mission over the Gila Bend gunnery range at Luke Air Force Base. Officials said the pilot's status was not immediately known and a board of officers began investigation.
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Luke Afb
Gila Bend
Air Force
Archbishop Sheen to Speak at Salvation Army Dinner
Archishop Fulton J. Sheen will address the Salvation Army 17th annual Salute Dinner March 2 at the Towne House in Phoenix. The event, sponsored by the Phoenix Advisory Board, honors Salvation Army services to the needy and marks the preacher's rising profile from books and radio and TV work.
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Phoenix
Fulton J. Sheen
Salvation Army
Towne House
Sheen
Phoenix Advisory Board
Man shot self during misfire while target practice
Michael Gill, 38, of 6325 E Corzine Drive, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after telling police he shot himself in the right leg near the knee while drawing his .357 Cattleman revolver during target practice in a desert area northwest of Pima and Bell Roads. His 17 year old stepson Kevin Wilke assisted, driving him to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Michael Gill
E. Corzine Drive
Gill
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Pima
Bell Roads
Kevin Wilke
City considers revision to resort corridor plan on Scottsdale Road
City council revisits the proposed update to the resort corridor along Scottsdale Road between McDonald and Lincoln Drives. The plan would cap hotel units at 400 to 800 beyond the base and create a 7.5 acre resort commercial district with small shops. A rezoning request for a west Scottsdale Road shopping center continues, while a commercial office parcel near McDonald and a bank use permit have been withdrawn.
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McDonald and
Lincoln Drives
Richard D. Bauman
Bauman
McDonald
R.C. Fennell
Fennell
N. Scottsdale Rd
Boy cited in indecent exposure in Scottsdale
A 16 year old Scottsdale boy was referred to juvenile authorities and released to his mother after a woman officer said she saw him in decently exposing himself near a Circle K on Indian School Road around 7 45 p m He allegedly walked out of the store with his zipper open and fully exposed but denied realizing it and zipped up after being approached by Officer Sharon Bozik two clerks later said they did not notice any exposure.
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Scottsdale
Bozik
Sharon Bozik
Circle K
E. Indian School Rd
Pauline E. French obituary
Funeral services for Pauline Elizabeth French 47 will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel in Scottsdale. Visitation today. interment Paradise Memorial Gardens. Died Sunday in Pinetop. Born Cut Bank Mont moved to Arizona 25 years ago. Survivors include husband Gordon E and children Gordon E Jr Sandra Deanna Deborah and others.
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Pauline Elizabeth French
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
French
E. Montebello
Pinetop
Cut Bank
Mont
Arizona
Burn Mawr
Scottsdale
Eastern Star
Libby
Prescott HUD disclosure notice for Wildwood Estates sale
Prescott Arizona property listing warns buyers to obtain and read HUD property report from the developer before signing. HUD does not approve the offering's merit or any property's value. Contact (602) 778-1150 for details on the Wildwood Estates deal in Prescott.
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Wildwood Estates
Prescott
Arizona
HUD
Arizona House approves repeal of Fair Trade Law amid small business objections
Legislative Round-up reports the House Ways and Means Committee backing a repeal of Arizona s Fair Trade Law despite small business opposition. The move aligns with big retailers and consumer groups who argue prices will drop on fair trade items. The piece also notes a $1.2 million DES food stamp funding appropriation and a rush of nearly 800 bills introduced as the session nears a deadline, including a beer sale bill for Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.
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UPI
Arizona
House
Ways and Means Committee
State Senate
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Press club torchs Regents over access rules in Arizona
Jana Bommersbach of the Arizona Press Club criticizes new State Board of Regents policies limiting public access. Agendas four days prior and written speaking requests hinder contact with the board. Jonathan Marshall and Sue Levy join in, as media groups sue for open meeting law violations.
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UPI
State Board of Regents
Arizona Press Club
Jana Bommersbach
Miss Bommersbach
Regents
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Ft. Lewis
Wash
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Thomas Powell
Willa Bowen
J. Duncan Brock
Pine Forest
Wildwood Executive Estates
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All Diamond
Buster
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Department of Economic Security
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Stumpy Brown
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