Ford to launch grass roots drive for new economic energy plan
President Ford will tour the nation late this month to promote his economic energy recovery proposal. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford will explain the program to the public and may visit other regions, with dates not yet set. The effort runs alongside a forthcoming federal budget due February 3 and ongoing White House discussions with energy and Treasury officials.
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UPI
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Ron Nessen
Nessen
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State of the Union
Seamans
Rogers C.B. Morton
Frank Zarb
Henry A. Kisssinger
Sinai
Kissinger
Yigal Allon
Middle East
Allon
New Energy Research and Development Administration
U.S
Robert C.seamans Jr
Scottsdale teachers and district end contract talks in salary dispute
Negotiations between the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers and Scottsdale School District broke off over salaries for about 1,300 teachers. The district offered a final two year plan around 1,000 dollars per teacher while the union demanded a 15.1 percent cost of living rise, with the district citing a seven percent budget cap and possible legislative relief.
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Scottsdale
SFT
S&t
Larry Bell
William Randall
Bell
Randall
FBI expert links cartridges to Macumber gun in 1962 double slaying
An FBI firearms specialist testified that three spent cartridges found at the scene of the 1962 Scottsdale area double murder could have been fired only by William Macumber's pistol. The FBI concluded ejector marks matched Macumber's gun while firing pin and breach marks did not. The testimony followed a delayed session with judges and lawyers as the trial paused.
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Scottsdale
FBI
Washington, D.C
Macumber
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FBI Firearms Identification Unit
Sibert
Joyce Ann Sterrenberg
James T. McKillop
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Lawrence Cantor
Tom’ Henze
James Kemper
Hardy
Ice Cream Vendor Beaten Over Territory Dispute
San Mateo County deputies report Frank J. Jurczyki, 50, selling ice cream cones when he was attacked by another vendor claiming turf. Jurczyki has operated in the same neighborhood for 20 years.
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Redwood City
Calif
UPI
San Mateo
Jackson assails Ford energy plan as inflationary
Senator Henry M. Jackson denounces President Ford’s energy program as inflationary, recessionary and inequitable at a Washington news conference. Jackson, Senate Interior Committee chair and possible 1976 contender, says Ford understates consumer costs and vows a floor fight to block the plan.
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Ford
Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Connally Bribery Perjury Trials Split Over Milk Price Plan
Federal judge refused to join the bribery and perjury cases of former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally Jr. related to the 1971 federal price supports for raw milk. Judge George L. Hart Jr. also moved the bribe trial from March 24 to April 1.
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Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Connally
Airlines discount plan approved by board in crossfire
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved American Airlines fare discounts up to 25 percent on long day excursion flights over 1500 miles to attract travelers back. It rejected similar day excursion discounts from United, Trans World Airlines and Northwest and a night coach offer from American. Former AAG Robert Mardian sought acquittal on Watergate case and joined three other convicted Nixon aides in requesting a new trial.
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American Airlines
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Robert C. Mardian
U.S. District Court
Mardian
Phoenix
Richard M. Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Retiring Scottsdale postmaster recalls 21 years of growth
Scottsdale postmaster D C Wilson reflects on two decades of rapid change from a small village to a bustling service hub. Since 1954 he oversaw routes, staff growth from five to 245, and postal receipts rising to nearly four million dollars while WW notes a near freezing climate in valley towns. Wilson retires February 28 after nearly 21 years in office.
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D.C
Scottsdale
Lute’s
Wilson
Sim
Fourth Street
Paul
Scottsdale Jaycees
Post Office
Postal Service
Norfolk
Eisenhower
John Rhodes
City to hire three more police officers in North Scottsdale
Scottsdale officials approve adding three officers by Feb 1 and three sergeants by Apr 1 to bolster North Scottsdale coverage under the new team policing plan. The council also eyes six more patrolmen in July as crime trends rise with population growth and economic pressures.
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Scottsdale
Walter Nemtz
Nemetz
Team 3
Camelback Road
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