Legislation Aims to Ease Natural Gas Shortage
President Carter's energy aides and congressional staff draft emergency gas measures within 24 hours. A mandatory allocation plan would route gas from areas with surplus to those facing shortages amid cold weather. The FEA also moves to boost fuel oil output and propane supply for utilities, while unemployment impacts are noted and budget analysts weigh tax relief and jobs effects.
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Washington
Carter
Congressional
Senate
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
House
Alice M. Rivlin
Congressional Budget Office
Rivlin
House Budget Committee
Arizona Senate considers state housing agency bill
A bill to create a state housing agency was introduced in the Arizona Senate. Sponsored by Sen. Frank Felix of Tucson and Sen. Jones Osborn of Yuma, the plan would form a nine member board to set housing goals and aid funding for the construction of housing for the poor.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
Frank Felix
Tucson
Jones Osborn
Yuma
Police break up gangs in Tucson stash of firearms seized
Police arrested four men from Phoenix and Tucson after a tip about a rival motorcycle gang showdown. Albert L. Jackson, 29, Phoenix, was detained for investigation of possessing a stolen .45 caliber automatic pistol. Officers stopped three cars and about 30 cycles on a south side street.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Albert L. Jackson
Couple Identified After Fatal Grand Canyon Shooting
The bodies of Michael A. Sherman and Charlotte Sherman both 27 of Arlington Virginia were found Saturday on the Grand Canyon South Rim. Deputies say the couple were apparently robbed of an undetermined amount during the weekend death. investigation continues.
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Grand Canyon
Michael A. Sherman
Charlotte
Arlington
Coconino County
Ft McDowell election defeats longtime council member Pattea Clinton Pattea
Unofficial returns from Saturday’s balloting show Patten finishing fifth of six in the Ft McDowell Indian Community tribal council race. Joins Enos Hood and Doka as top finishers with 53 47 and 46 votes respectively. Jones 45 Davis 21. If official totals confirm, Enos Hood Doka would take council seats Feb 1 joining Doka and Kill as vice president.
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Clinton Pattea
Ft. McDowell
Thomas Jones
Patten
Dixie Davis
Peter Thomas
Edward Mott
Enos
Hood
Doka
Lloyd Doka
Ben Kill
Burglary and Theft Reported at Scottsdale Homes and Hotel
Police reported an estimated 3800 in appliances and fixtures stolen from a North Scottsdale home under construction at 10300 N 124th St. Jewelry valued at 3000 was taken from a room at Scottsdale Towers Hotel. A Canadian visitor, Rheta Andrews, reported 1500 pearl strand and 1500 diamond sapphire earrings missing.
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North Scottsdale
Scottsdale Towers
Shoeman Lane
Ontario
Charles Wait
124Th St
Rheta Andrews
Towers Hotel
Obituary Clarence L. Andrews 82 longtime federal accountant
Clarence L. Andrews 82 retired federal government accountant died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Lynn Massachusetts he moved to the Valley in 1967 from San Diego and lived at 4320 E Wilshire Drive. Army veteran World War I he belonged to Christ Church of the Ascension. Survivors include Penelope his wife a son William of Raleigh five grandchildren and six great grandchildren Memorial services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Green Acres Mortuary.
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Andy’’ Andrews
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Andrews
Lynn
Mass
The
Valley
San Diego
Wilshire Drive
Episcopal Christ Church of the Ascension
Penelope
William
Raleigh
N.C
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Lennie H. Blake Rites Set In Valley Funeral
Lennie H. Blake 69 a retired real estate saleswoman died Sunday. A native of Texas she lived at 706 Cavalier Drive and came to the Valley in 1961 from Harlingen. Survived by husband G T a daughter Betty Stewart of Scottsdale two brothers four sisters and three grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 11 a.m. Green Acres Mortuary Chapel with interment in Green Acres Mausoleum. Visitation today 3 to 9 p.m. at the mortuary.
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Lennie H. Blake
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Texas
Blake
Cavalier Drive
Harlingen
Tex
G.T
Betty Stewart
Scottsdale
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres
Editors Reject Crime News Guidelines At ANA Convention
Editors and publishers at the Arizona Newspapers Association meeting in Tucson voted 24 to 20 against adopting voluntary crime reporting guidelines. Arizona Daily Star official Bill Waters noted fears of making names and addresses mandatory and said closed-door talks preceded the vote.
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Arizona Newspapers Association
Tucson
Arizona Daily Star
Bill Waters
ANA Legislative Committee
Waters
Unterberger Donates 200th Acutline to Front Page Picture
The Progress notes a correction in Saturday’s issue stating that Vice Mayor Billie Gentry did not donate the last tree in the 200 Trees for 200 Years program. Roberta Unterberger, chair of the Scottsdale Paradisе Valley Bicentennial Committee, donated the 200th tree to Eldorado Park.
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Billie Gentry
Gentry
Roberta Unterberger
Scottsdale-Paradise Valley
Eldorado Park
Swingers Crowd Pima Park Plays Share The Fun
A weekend scene at Pima Park near 8600 E Thomas Rd shows youngsters enjoying the swings with many kids on scene. Among them 12 year old Tim Harris stands out as a notable attendee.
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Pima Park
E. Thomas, Rd
Tim Harris
John Phoenix
Swings
Ken Jenkins
Kite blamed in Scottsdale blackout darkens city center
A 24 hour outage hit central Scottsdale as a child's kite snagged in lines near Scottsdale and Chaparral Roads. Five sections—from Chaparral to 79th Street and Thomas to Invergordon—lost power around 2:30 pm with APS noting a wrapped circuit and welded switch triggered by the kite string. Power was mostly restored by 5 pm and police communications briefly failed.
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Scottsdale
Ed Zumach
Arizona Public Service Co
Chaparral
Arizona Canal
APS
Zumach
79Th Street
Thomias Road
Invergordon Road
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Scottsdale Center For the Arts
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Sweetwater Street
Paradise Valley
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