Heating oil quotas eased to ease supply for winter
Washington officials announced relaxed imports for No 2 fuel oil and boosted total U S petroleum imports by about a million barrels daily. Lincoln said milder weather and policy shifts would help ensure adequate heating fuel and relieve diesel shortages amid criticism of the quota system. Industry leaders offered mixed views, with some praising the move as necessary while others warned of long term harm and higher prices.
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UPI
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Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
White House
U.S
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Midwest
Yam
Court order sought in voter records hunt
Maricopa County Superior Court will hear a request for a court order to access the county treasurer’s safe and search for voter registers from six precincts in last November’s general election. Dave Nichols of the county elections department seeks permission to recover and deliver the registers to the county recorder under state law.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County Superior Court
Donald Freeb
Dave Nichols
County Elections Department
Nichols
Jackson Warns Gas Ration Could Be Needed
Senator Henry Jackson of Washington warned against gasoline rationing but said it might be required if a national energy crisis remains unsolved. He spoke in Phoenix to forest products industry leaders and proposed environmentally acceptable strip mining and coal gasification research.
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Phoenix
UPI
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Economic Council of the Forest Products Industry
Fannin Proposes Three Labor Union Governance Bills
Senator Paul Fannin introduced three bills to regulate unions. The measures would allow employees to oust a nonmajority union, ban picketing to impose a union, and task the National Labor Relations Board with determining who is eligible for a union certification election.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Fannin
National Labor Relations Board
Reagan seeks 874000 for National Guard armory security
Governor Ronald Reagan proposed a state budget item of 874000 to increase security at Guard armories after repeated thief losses of guns ammunition and other sensitive items last year in Sacramento California.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Rev. Shaw to Lead L A Church Pastorate
The Rev. John F. Shaw former Scottsdale School board president and longtime Valley Presbyterian Church associate minister will become pastor of St. John's of Rancho Park Presbyterian Church near UCLA campus starting February 1. Shaw led the Scottsdale board in 1970 and has been with the Scottsdale church since 1958.
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Scottsdale School Board
Valley Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Shaw
Scottsdale Church
St. John’s of Rancho Park Presbyterian Church
University of California At
Big Three accused of fleet car price fixing
UPI reports top executives from Ford GM and Chrysler allegedly held meetings from 1962 to 1970 to fix fleet car prices and share strike burdens. Ford and GM named defendants in a civil indictment. Chrysler and about 100 executives identified as co conspirators but not indicted.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
John Felkens
Lynn) Townsend
Henry Ford
James) Roche
Edward N. Cole
Henry Ford II
Arjay Miller
Lynn A. Townsend
John Riccardo
Lee A. Jacocca
Ford North America
Mountain Bell to Sell Bonds and Seek Rate Hike
Mountain Bell Telephone Co plans to sell 200 million in bonds this year to retire debts and fund expansion. It seeks a 5.6 percent rate increase to raise about 7.9 million annually, arguing low returns hinder capital, while Arizona long distance traffic has surged. Vice President On Jolly cited overloaded trunks and switching issues as service problems.
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Phoenix
UPI
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Commission Today
Arizona
Mountain Bell
On Jolly
Commission
Band Equipment Stolen From Van Near Red Dog Bar
Seattle musicians known as Fragile Lime report three amplifier units missing from their van parked near the Red Dog at 4821 North Scottsdale Road between late Wednesday and early Thursday. Police say the van was at 6th Avenue and Winfield Scott. entry found at 1:15 a.m. with equipment gone.
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Red Dog
Scottsdale Rd
Seattle
Wash
Fragile Lime
6Th Avenue
Winfield _ Scott
Obituary of Carl Ray Northrop
Carl Ray Northrop 20 of Scottsdale died Tuesday in a local hospital. He lived at 6731 E. Holly and graduated from Tonalea Elementary and Coronado High School. Survivors include his parents and brother Dwayne of Springfield MO. Services set for 10 am Saturday at Our Heritage Church with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. Contributions suggested to the American Cancer Society.
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God Squad
Coronado
Phoenix
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Springfield
Ethel Orthrop
Glendale
Frank Ruth
Our Heritage Church
Granite Reef Rd
Green Acres
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
American Cancer Society
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