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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1974

Page

3

Gasoline price hike and rationing span across states

United States motorists face a 2 cent per gallon rise starting March 1 with a 1 cent wholesale increase also allowed. Odd-even rationing reduces lines in many areas though some places still see long waits. Commuter traffic drops and ferry use rises as drivers cut car use.

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Ex-priest leads vote rights push for ex-convicts in Texas

Former priest Charles Sullivan heads Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants CURE to win voting rights for felons after release. The group funds bus trips for inmate visits and lobbies delegates at the Constitutional Convention. About 1500 members, many prisoners, write to legislators. Sullivan notes rural and conservative lawmakers are key targets as debate continues.

Austin Tex UPI Charles Sullivan Sullivan Texas Citizens United For Cure Convention Committee On Sullivant Mickey Leland D-Houston American Friends Service Committee

SRP Alters River Water Releases Across Salt and Verde Systems

SRP to release water from Saguaro Lake starting Friday at 500 cfs rising to 1500 cfs by weekend. Verde River below Bartlett Dam to drop from 1500 cfs to 50 cfs, while Horseshoe Dam releases resume to Bartlett Lake. Bartlett Lake level expected to rise about 35 feet over three weeks.

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Memorial Hospital seeks 16 percent rate hike in Phoenix

Memorial Hospital officials told the Maricopa County Health Planning Council they cannot survive without a 16.25 per cent rate increase. Administrator Reginald Ballantyne III said the facility serves the generally medically underserved population of South Phoenix and projects a deficit of 544,642 dollars this year without higher rates. The proposal goes to county and State councils and the federal Cost of Living Council due to the size of the increase, with a hearing set by the State authority.

Phoenix UPI Memorial Hospital Maricopa County Memorial Cost of Living State

Hawaii Leads Nation In Public School Metric Program

Honolulu reports Hawaii is piloting metric education in public schools with a goal of full elementary coverage by 1978 79. Dr Irvin King leads a University of Hawaii team developing teacher workshops and a new curriculum after testing in kindergarten through third grade this year.

Honolulu UPI Hawaii State House of Representatives University of Hawaii Irvin King King College of Education United States State House California Minnesota Ohio Maryland Delaware England University Lab King Dergarten Islands Pinc Ees

Venus Atmosphere Surprises with Fast Global Spin

Mariner 10 data show Venus atmosphere rotates about 60 times faster than the surface, with a unique gas mass facing the sun. Scientists note ultraviolet features reveal atmospheric behavior while temperature variation suggests layered air. The craft, en route to Mercury for a March 29 rendezvous, also confirms a rapid equatorial spin with faster motion toward the poles.

San Francisco UPS Mariner 10 Venus Earth’s Bruce Murray Space Agency Mercury Murray American Association For the Advancement of Science

Power failure hits southern Arizona

Officials from Arizona Public Service Salt River Project Tucson Gas Electric Co and the Arizona Electric Power Cooperative will meet to discuss the cause of a power outage that darkened much of southern Arizona for up to an hour. A joint APS Bureau of Reclamation statement cites two simultaneous failures. In one incident a lead burned off a circuit breaker at the Mesa substation.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Arizona Public Service U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Salt River Project Tucson Gas & Electric Co Arizona Electric Power—Cooperative, Inc APS Bureau of Reclamation Mesa Mesa-Coolidge

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