Tourism Industry Gets Top Fuel Consideration in Energy Crisis
Federal energy officials pledge to protect tourism as a major economic sector during fuel shortages. The plan targets 100 percent diesel fuel for passenger trains and buses, with new allocation rules due Friday. President Ford and commerce leaders emphasize tourism as vital to 60 billion dollar yearly output employing 3.5 million people.
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Washington
UPI
William Johnson
Federal Energy Office
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
William D.toohey
Discover America
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Condemnation Action Revived Over Scottsdale Flood Project
Paradise Valley town council will revisit condemnation to acquire a 7 500 square foot parcel west of Scottsdale Road for an intake channel serving three culverts under Scottsdale Road near McCormick Parkway. City indemnity covers design and maintenance but not severance damages to the town.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Indian Bend
McCormick Parkway
Ted Jarvi
Jarvi
John Crisafi
Martin
Anthony Rini
Red Cross Aids Elderly Transport in Scottsdale Faces Cuts
The Scottsdale Red Cross transportation program for seniors may be reduced if demand falls short. The Vista del Camino office handles calls at 994-2393 with daily van service, and more volunteer drivers are sought led by Gene J. Carroll.
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Red Cross
Scottsdale
Gene J. Carroll
Vista del Camino
Carroll
Lita Johnson
Margaret, Caldwell
Barbara Yort
Tom Kelley
Dusty Lilly
Roberta Sherman
County
Three hurt in Camelback and Miller crash
A Paradise Valley man and two Scottsdale residents were injured in a two vehicle collision at Camelback and Miller Roads Wednesday afternoon at 3 45. Randy Clark 19 of 6031 N 40th St was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mary Ebersole 41 of 4140 N 78th St and her passenger Linda Lenard 17 also of 4140 N 78th St were treated and released. Ebersole was cited for failing to yield on left turn and Clark for speed not reasonable and prudent.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Camelback
Miller Roads
Randy Clark
40Th St
78Th St
Linda Lenard
N. 78Th St
Ebersole
Miller
Clark
Inquest Opens Into Infant Death at Scottsdale Memorial
Twelve witnesses were scheduled to testify at an afternoon inquest into the December 19 death of a nine day old baby girl at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Parents, Gordon and Mrs Gesner of Mesa, with their doctor Fred Christensen, chose to withhold food due to an untreatable spinal defect. Louis Sullivan, head of the hospital board, said staff were not involved in the decision.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Gordon Gesner
Mesa
Fred Christensen
Mesa General Hospital
Scottsdale Memorial
Louis Sullivan
Scottsdale Memorial Governing Board
Scottsdale Hospital
Wig and Pillowcase Robbery At Halverson Home
Police report two armed men robbed jewelry trader Robert H. Halverson and three guests of about 20000 in Indian jewelry and cash at his home on 12427 N 67th St. One suspect wore a red wig and the other used a pillowcase over his head. The robbers bound victims and fled with rings belts bracelets and other items. Victims Gene Szymusial and Lorraine Huon identified losses.
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Robert H. Halverson
N. 67Th St
Gene Szymusial
Fountain Hills
Lorraine Huon
Scottsdale
Halverson
Energy crisis prompts bag ban talk at Valley Safeways
Safeway stores in the Valley faced a looming bag shortage as shipments were delayed and rail transport pushed up costs. Henry Frank, Arizona division manager, said a last minute delivery averted the plan and that pulp mill closures and tighter paper product supplies are driving the squeeze. Store buyers noted pulp shortages behind fewer tissues while Bashas and others anticipate continuing strains and advocate reusable bags or cartons.
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Safeway
Henry Frank
Arizona
Frank
Sidney
Mont
Bashas
Charles Abraham
Earl Rutledge
Earl’s Shoppers Fair
Rutledge
Zellerbach Paper Co
Roger Dennis
Zellerbach
Arizona lawmakers weigh three member budget brake for schools
A Phoenix proposal calls for a three member commission to set annual school budget increases based on local disposable income gains, with voter approval required for rises above that benchmark. Appointments would include the governor senator and the state revenue director, all with economics backgrounds. The plan aims to curb spending growth amid $160 million in new state funds while lawmakers debate CPI and current 6 percent limits.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Commission
Senate
State Department of Revenue
House
Jewelry stolen from Scottsdale Hilton guest room
Nancy Cashin of Penllyn Pennsylvania reported her purse containing $2000 in jewelry was stolen from her hotel room at the Scottsdale Hilton on N Scottsdale Road. Police said entry was gained through a window during her luncheon at the hotel. The items included bracelets necklaces rings and other jewelry.
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Pennsylvania
Scottsdale Hilton
Scottsdale Rd
Nancy Cashin
Penllyn
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Sunrise Villas
Camelback RD
Camelback Road
Miller Road
Chaparral Road
78Th Street
Sunrise Villas Sales Office
Sunrise Corporation
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Village Craftsman
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