House Panel Delays Action On Air Standards Bill
Arizona House will not act on a Senate bill extending air quality compliance deadlines until members inspect industrial sites. Speaker Tim Barrow Burton Barr and others will visit power plants copper smelters and mines in Farmington Ajo Douglas Morenci San Manuel Superior and Tucson over the next month.
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Schaefer lashes critics over campus parking project
University of Arizona President John Schaefer defended an $11 million parking garage and stadium addition, rebuking student critics while citing a 1969 vote to raise fees for better parking. He noted the Board of Regents approved a $30.50 per semester hike to fund the plan, despite ongoing student newspaper attacks.
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Scottsdale Community College Names Indian Affairs Coordinator
SCC appoints Gary Shaffer anthropology instructor as coordinator of Indian affairs to improve relations with the Salt River Pima Maricopa community. He will assist Indian students and expand SCC services while also directing the GED program at the local cultural center.
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Strabane Town Hall Fire By Masked Raiders
Masked attackers burned the Strabane town hall birthplace of John Dunlap while workers were held at gunpoint. An army spokesman reported two bombs caused extensive damage with no casualties. In Londonderry an electrical store was bombed and arsoned by gunmen as troops assume peacekeeping duties.
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Communists Step Up Attacks as U.S. Air Power Backs Off
In Saigon and Paris reports indicate guerrilla activity eased in South Vietnam while clashes continued in the Central Highlands. U.S. air strikes blunted the offensive, with 13 Communist attacks in 24 hours and 45,560 American deaths since the war began. Viet Cong casualties rose in the Mekong Delta as government outposts faced heavy bombardment and ground assaults.
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Welfare reform pressure mounts as governors urge action
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged fellow governors to push Congress to pass the administration welfare reform bill amid Senate trouble. He said the state committee would propose a strong position paper backing swift committee approval and noted pilot projects are underway in several states. Vice President Agnew credited governors with reviving revenue sharing, while the House Ways and Means panel considers a drastic rewrite of Nixon recommendations.
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APS requests rate hikes in Arizona electric and gas tariffs
Arizona Public Service Company filed new electric and natural gas rate schedules with the Arizona Corporation Commission seeking an approximate 11 percent increase in electric rates and 10 percent in gas, to take effect with bills for March 1 subject to ACC approval and federal rulings. Average residential bills would rise about 11 percent for electricity and 10 percent for gas, with variations by usage and rate plan. Commercial and industrial customers would see about an 11 percent rise in both electric and gas service.
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Two injured in Scottsdale Road collision
At 8 45 p m Wednesday two vehicles collided in the 5000 block of North Scottsdale Road causing minor injuries to two occupants. Dean F Carscadden 79 of Detroit turned in front of David G Hobson 18 of Phoenix. Mary Grace Carscadden 67 of Detroit also suffered minor injuries. All were treated at the scene.
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Detroit
David G. Hobson
Phoenix
Carscadden
Mary Grace Carscadden
Hobson
Third jewel burglary at Arizona Biltmore hotel reported
Phoenix police said jewels valued at 18000 disappeared from a guest room at the Arizona Biltmore. No forced entry was found. The theft follows two prior jewel burglaries at the same hotel, including 20000 jewels from a Swiss salesman on November 24 and 100000 from an Oklahoma man on January 11.
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