APS curtailment considered as gas shortage tightens supply
APS faces possible curtailment of residential gas deliveries by year’s end after a Washington ruling allowed storage use, with the Phoenix meeting citing a statewide gas shortage. El Paso Natural Gas diverted supplies to Texas during a cold spell, leaving APS reliant on few sources for residential customers.
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Eri
Bower Endo
Raeid
Washington, D.C
APS
Walker
Institute of Real’ Estate Management
Phoenix
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Texas
Federal Commission
Arizona Corporation Commission
el Paso
Congress
Arizona
Rezoning Requests Planned for Northeast Scottsdale Area
The Scotts dale Planning Commission will hear the first rezoning request for the Northeast Area Plan along with second hearings on the resort corridor plan and the northeast Scottsdale equestrian district. Guy Stillman seeks to rezone 7.5 acres at Shea Boulevard and 96th Street from single family to neighborhood commercial to build a neighborhood shopping center. He appeals a potential denial as a violation of the new Northeast Area Plan. A second request covers 10.6 acres at 7303 N Scottsdale Rd to convert a residence into a restaurant and gifts shop. The commission will also study the resort corridor and equestrian district proposals before forwarding recommendations to the city council. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. in Scottsdale City Hall.
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Scottsdale
Stillman
Scottsdale Rd
Central Business
Stilliman
Kivaat City Hall
Scottsdale Road
68Th Street
Hayden Road
Jackrabbit
102Nd Street
122Nd Street
Cactus Road
Arizona
Ice breaker Neil Vogt Finds Freezing Morning
Neil Vogt from Lincoln Michigan came south to find his car windshield frozen again as temperatures dipped below freezing for the second straight day. Residents reported morning lows near or below freezing with a forecast suggesting temperatures rise above freezing tonight.
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Neil’ Vogt
Lincoln
Mich
Vogt
Supreme Court rules against mandatory zoning for low income housing
Mayor William C. says the Supreme Court ruling allows communities to avoid amending zoning to provide low income housing. The decision overturns a lower court finding that a city discriminated by refusing to rezone a parcel for such use. City officials note high density alone does not ensure affordable housing.
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Supreme Court
William C
Jeffking
Lower Court
Jenkins
Scottsdale
Primary teachers vote against six hour day at Ingleside School
A survey sent to first and second grade teachers shows 10 of 110 favored the six hour day change. Principal objections cite fatigue and longer classes for young children. District officials cite time for academics and cost savings with fewer bus runs.
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Marlene Phillips
Ingleside School
Phillips
Frank ‘ Schilling
Schilling
Paris Court Frees Abu Daoud Over 1972 Munich Slayings
A Paris court freed Abu Daoud, accused commander of the 1972 Munich Olympic killings. He flew to Algeria after release, provoking Israeli outrage as Ambassador Mordechai Gazit was recalled. PLO praised the decision while Bonn called it surprising amid anti terrorism efforts.
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Paris
Abu Daoud
Algeria
France
Mordechai Gazit
Tel Aviv
Yigal Allon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Bonn
Daoud
Orly
Munich
West Germany
Israel
PLO
Four Arizona prison escapees hunted at Stapleton Airport
Associated Press reports Denver FBI chief Ted Rosack said 10 agents worked at Stapleton International Airport on Monday in the search for four Arizona State Prison escapees who left a stolen car there Saturday night. Palms Springs Canyon Hotel fire drives out 200 guests. 13 treated for minor injuries.
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Denver
Arizona’State
Stapleton International
Ted Rosack
FBI
Palm Springs
Calif
Canyon Hotel
Record Cold Swings Hit Northern Plains Midwest and Alaska
Forecasters reported a bizarre weather pattern with Alaska coastal lows in the 30s and interior teens. Meanwhile northern plains and upper Mississippi Valley saw minimums 20 below zero or colder across several states.
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Alaska
States
Midwest
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Indiana
Labor leaders say Carter plan too small and slow
AFL-CIO leaders who backed Carter say the two year plan for 23 to 30 billion dollars in economic stimulus is too small, too slow, and ill advised to revive unemployment. They urge a bolder, quicker program to spur growth and create jobs.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Carter
Weather Outlook Statement
Sunny today and Wednesday will be in the mid 60s with cooler lows near the 30s tonight Some cloudiness is expected Wednesday A warmer stretch is forecast with higher temperatures later this week
Violent crime rise contrasts with lesser offenses in Scottsdale
The report shows an 18 percent rise in violent crimes in 1976 over 1973, mainly on private property. While overall violent offenses increased, lesser crimes such as arson fraud forgery embezzlement and rape declined. Traffic violations issued by Scottsdale officers rose by seven percent from the prior year.
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M, Ees Sienik Trite
Scottsdale
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Hoffman
Associated Press
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Ellie van Anck
Piero Tae
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