Interior panel attacks Carter halt on water projects
House Interior Committee members condemned President Carter's suspension of funding for 19 water-control projects. Interior Secretary Andrus defended that action as a pause for re evaluation while warning it does not end the program. Critics called it impoundment and pressed for open review and safety assurances.
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Washington
House ‘Interior Committee
Carter
Cecil Andrus
Congress
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Winigeee
Arizona
Udall
Andrus
Eee
Antirus
Auburn
California
Idaho
Teton
Nixon
Andrys
Carter economic plan faces House hurdle after Senate win
The economic stimulus package cleared the Senate 72 to 20 to add 17.2 billion dollars to the budget. In the House, lawmakers planned to vote on amending the budget to accommodate the program. Across the globe, Rabin leads in Tel Aviv party ballots while Rabin edges Peres in Labor polls. Goldwater opposes Warnke confirmation as arms negotiator amid Russian buildup concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
House
Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
Rabin
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Paul C. Warnke
Goldwater
Warnke
Senate Armed Service Committee
Carter Says U S Must Help Middle East But Local Settlements By People
President Carter urged a guiding American role in the Middle East while stressing that final settlement decisions must be made by the local people. The confirmation of Turner as CIA director faces a Senate probe into alleged payoffs to King Hussein and other leaders. Turner's four star rank remains under review after his defense of the plan to run the agency.
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Washington
Carter
United States
Middle East
CIA
Senate Intelligence Committee
Jordan
Hussein
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Refugees Claim Mass Casualty Event Near Tanzania
In Dar es Salaam Tanzania a claim spreads that 22 refugees arrived from Uganda announcing a nationwide mass casualty event linked to President Idi Amin. Regional authorities report raids on Lungi and Acholi communities with reports of “liquida” actions targeting students police and soldiers.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Idi Amin
Liquida
Scottsdale Juvenile Jury Hears Teen Traffic Cases
In Scottsdale City Court youth jurors hear teen traffic offenders with a 14 member panel split into two groups. They can recommend reprimands traffic survival school or driving privilege restrictions up to suspensions for repeat or severe violations.
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Scottsdale City
Thomas Felke
Edward L. Boyle
Felke
Scottsdale
Arizona
Boyle
Tim Koors
Scottsdale City Court
Reduction in per capita water use eyed in CAP hearings
At CAP hearings in Arizona, William Stephens urges a one third cut in per capiata water use over 60 years, with 1985 targets near 200 gallons per person daily from 235 now. The commission staf recommends 200 gpd in 1985 and 150 gpd by 2034, while planning 5 000 acre feet for Scottsdale in 1965 and 17 600 by 2034.
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Arizona Water Commission
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
William Stephens
Municipal Water Users Association of
Phoenix
Scotsdale
Glendale
Tempe
Mesa
Stephens
Commission
Clark
Pima Road
Salt River
Guy Stillman
Scottsdale Rd
Central Business District
Planned growth plan moves closer to Scottsdale council approval
Scottsdale Planning Commission unanimously backs a citywide growth management plan for undeveloped northeast areas. The plan aims to guide growth, provide incentives for developers citywide, and fund site improvements like sewer and water lines.
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Scottsdale
Black
Stanley Eisner
Heinz Hink
Commission-Council
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