Ford says tax relief likely not until June
President Ford pressed Congress to act on his 1974 tax rebate and 1975 tax cut, warning no relief before June if pace does not quicken. He criticized both chambers for delays, said hearings start next week, and urged action by mid March with veto risks over import levies and energy plans. Ford also commented on pardons for Watergate figures and urged non-discrimination by foreign investors.
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Ford deficit climbs to 53.7 billion for 1976
UPI reports budget chief James T. Lynn told the Joint Economic Committee the fiscal 1976 deficit would total 53.7 billion, up from Ford's Feb 3 forecast of 51.9 billion due to highway funds release and food stamp plan changes. Humphrey says the figure understates the gap. House Democrats plan early passage of big-employment appropriations next month to speed hiring.
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Fannin Attacks Strip Mining Rules Impact on Costs
Senator Paul Fannin argues that new surface mining legislation would raise coal costs by about 8.4 percent, reduce coal supply, and threaten about 46 000 jobs. He warns utilities would face higher prices and must import oil, worsening electricity rates. He cites studies linking mining limits to higher utility costs and coal shortfalls.
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Fannin
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Obituary for Lillian M. Challoner
Lillian Martha Challoner, 62, died Monday at Hayden Manor Nursing Home. Services are at 9 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel on East Indian School Road with cremation afterward. She lived in Scottsdale and was born in St Paul Minnesota, moved to Arizona in 1959 from Montana, and belonged to St Stephen's Episcopal Church Alter Guild. Survivors: sons Whitney Porter and Richard Huntington, daughter Lynn Smetana, brother John Franklin Allen, and two grandchildren.
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Scottsdale
John Franklin Allen
Minneapolis
Tucson to get new drug unit
United Press International reports Attorney General Edward H. Levi announced the creation of special narcotics units in U.S. Attorneys offices in Tucson and 18 other cities to speed prosecutions of major illegal drug traffickers. Each unit will include two to three assistants and a secretary with extra staff hired to avoid disrupting other duties. Deputy Attorney General Laurence H. Silberman said the units will focus on high level violators.
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Senate panel backs 30 day auto registration deadline extension
A Senate committee quickly approved legislation extending Fridays auto registration deadline by 30 days after an amendment from the Transportation Committee. The measure heads to a floor vote later today.
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APS Hauls Coal 225 Miles to Avoid Mine Strike
Arizona Public Service moves coal from Four Corners NM to Cholla Plant near Joseph City AZ as United Mine Workers strike affects the McKinley mine near Gallup NM.
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Plane crash injures three near mobile home park
A light plane crash landed in a mobile home park Tuesday evening. It struck utility lines a car and two pickups before flipping. Pilot Walter F. Horn 26 from Springerville and passengers Clarence Purley Sr. 44 of Lakeside and Debra Baha 15 from Whiteriver suffered minor injuries.
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Whiteriver
Planning Commission Approves Kaiser Aetna PCD and Site Plans
The city planning commission approved Kaiser Aetna's planned community district for 517 acres at Shea Boulevard and Pima Road, with a public hearing on dedications prior to council approval. Site plans for a hospital and neighborhood shopping center may evolve this summer, and a 3.25 acre city services center plus 21 acres for a corporation yard and police fire station are required. The panel also rezoned the southwest corner of 68th Street and Thomas Road for 112 apartments and a shopping center anchored by a Safeway and a Walgreens, with a Spanish motif. Concerns over school impact arose as parent questioned whether apartments include children. The commission granted a four-week continuance for Scottsdale Joint Venture's financial center project and abandoned 10 feet of Earls Drive right of way to fit a medical center plan. It also approved term limits and removal rules for boards and commissions.
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Paradise Valley Council Sets Thin Thursday Agenda
The Paradise Valley town council will meet Thursday with two main items on the docket. An amendment to the special use permit for a Camelback Mountain tennis ranch and a request to extend the preliminary plat for Palo Verde Foothills Estates No 3 are listed as the major discussions.
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