Ford aims to temper fuel price rise for utilities and homes
President Ford plans federal rules to boost gasoline prices while holding heating oil and other fuels steady. Refiners would pass higher imported crude costs into gasoline, with total retail gasoline up 12 to 14 cents a gallon if the full energy plan is enacted, per White House aides.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Federal Register
Congress
White House
Ron Nessen
State universities oppose pro football use of university facilities
Regents oppose bill to transfer control of stadium and fieldhouse events to the State Coliseum Board for non university events. ASU coach Kush and UA athletic director Strack warn that allowing pro football would harm university programs and scheduling. Fiesta Bowl officials caution over economic impact and NCAA rule familiarity. Subcommittee delays action pending Regents meeting.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Board of Regents
State Coliseum Board
Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe
Ralph Bilby
Flagstaff
Arizona State
Frank Kush
Kush
University of Miami
Miami Dolphins
Dave Strack
University of Arizona
Strack
U of A
University of McKale
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Fred Miller
ASU
Board of Regents
Murder of land fraud witness found in Phoenix garage stairwell
Edward L. Lazar, 40, a former associate of land promoter Ned Warren, was shot to death in a stairwell of the First Federal Savings Building underground garage. Lazar was to testify before a grand jury probing land frauds. police protect James Cornwall as the jury session proceeds.
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Phoenix
UPI
Edward L. Lazar
Ned Warren
Lazar
Harold Toback
Wally Lem
Andy Watzek
Warren
J. Fred Talley
James Cornwall
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
City to seek bids for cable franchise study
Phoenix officials will solicit bids from consulting firms to study whether to award a cable television franchise. The city council approved 5 to 1 in an informal meeting at a Glendale restaurant. Three cable firms offered $3,000 to fund the study.
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Cable To
Phoenix
UPI
Glendale
Glendale Council
Arizona assessors oppose 1975 license fee extension
Coconino County Assessor R. F. Hillman, president of the Arizona Association of Assessing Officers, says assessors statewide oppose extending the 1975 auto license registration payment deadline. Hillman will meet in Phoenix with Department of Transportation officials to discuss the proposed extension and errors in computing vehicle tax rates.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Arizona Association of Assessing Officers
Coconino County
R. F. Hillman
Hillman
Phoenix
Department of Transportation
Angove Given Life Probation for Incest and Molestation
Kenneth E. Angove aged 60, formerly of Flagstaff and now living in Portland Oregon, pleaded no contest to incest and molestation charges. Superior Court Judge D L Greer of Apache County ordered life probation with potential prison if any law is violated.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Superior Court
D. L. Greer
Apache County
Kenneth E. Angove
Portland
Ore
Greer
Angove
Denny Trial Opens Over Prescott Slaying
In Flagstaff a superior court jury heard Cynthia Denny allegedly shot her husband Gary during an attempted suicide. Defense attorney Tony Shaw disclosed the fact in his opening statement. Claudette Denny testified of calls accusing her.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Cynthia Denny
Tony Shaw
Denny
Gary
Prescott
Claudette Denny
Obituary for Margaret Hattersley in Scottsdale
Margaret Hattersley 86 died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation today with rosary at Messinger Mortuary and funeral Friday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment Paradise Memorial Gardens. Survivors include three daughters and four grandchildren. Memorials to Ken Piper Memorial Fund and the Heart Fund.
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Margaret M. Hattersley
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Hattersley
Cactus Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Paradise Valley School District redistricting debated
Paradise Valley officials urged the Maricopa County Reorganization Committee to redraw borders in selective areas. Supt H Ray Shipley proposed shifting the Ocotillo area toward Washington Elementary and Glendale Union, while other PV zones including Pinnacle Peak Road Pima Road Scottsdale and Cave Creek districts were discussed for possible changes. The committee will craft a plan to be reviewed by board officials and the Legislature before taking effect July 1 1977.
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Chris Shuey
North Valley Bureau
Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
Pinnacle Peak Road
Pima Road
Scottsdale
Cave Creek
Jomax Road
Pima
Shipley
Jim Pinney
PV School Board
Pinney
Tom Cummingham
Margaret Baker
Baker
Dysart
Samuel Childs
Patricia
Ocotillo
Washington
Anti CAP leader to speak at Scottsdale breakfast 7:30 am
Frank Welsh, leader of Citizens Concerned About the Project, will speak with a slide show on alternatives to the Orme Dam at the Little Red Schoolhouse in the Scottsdale Mall. Rep. Mac Carvalho will attend to ask questions at the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce sponsored breakfast beginning 7:30 a.m.
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Frank Welsh
Little Red Schoolhouse
Scottsdale
Central Arizona
Welsh
Mac Carvalho
R-Scottsdale
ERA vote expected in House next week
The Arizona House plans a floor vote on the Equal Rights Amendment after Rules Committee clearance. Opponents say they have enough votes to defeat it. The session also considers repealing a law on school district consolidation amid local opposition.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
House Rules Committee
Senate
Arizona
House Commerce Committee
Jim Skelly
Rules Committee
Burglary Hit Scottsdale Hilton Room Belongings Stolen
A New York couple reported a burglary at the Scottsdale Hilton on 6333 N. Scottsdale Rd. They were away from 1 to 5 p.m. and found $250 in cash and a $3,000 mink coat among items taken, plus a watch 10 ties a shoulder bag bracelet and necklace. Investigators say the burglar likely used a pass key to enter.
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New York
Scottsdale Hilton
Scottsdale Rd
Paul Swidler
Scottsdale burglary pair held on $5500 bond in spree
Scottsdale detectives say Ralph Pastorino and Marva Pastorino tied to at least 14 burglaries across Scottsdale Chandler Mesa Tempe Phoenix and county areas. Ralph allegedly sold stolen goods. Marva to face drug possession charges. Both to remain in jail after initial appearance. later to Maricopa County Jail.
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Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Scottsdale
Mesa
Ralph Pastorino
Marva
Roy Finch
George Graham
Don Reardon
Pastorinos
Finch
Bedrock Inn
Reardon
Graham
Special Investigative Unit
Special Enforcement Unit
Tempe
Pastorino
Chandler
Phoenix
Marva Pastorino
Maricopa County
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Terete
Nessen
Federal Energy Administration, Petroleum
United Press International
AAAO
Margaret Hattersley
Ruth's
Neal Nu
Deer Valley
Cactus Road
Sheldon McAnally
California
McAnally
Shea
32Nd St. & Shea
Benjamin A. Moore
Pai
Wilcome
E. Indian School RD
Miller Plaza
E. Butherus
Scottsdale Airport
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