Energy chief open to oil price rollback with industry safeguards
William E. Simon told the Senate Investigations subcommittee he would back a price rollback for oil if it does not harm the petroleum industry. He noted possible new rules to curb propane price spikes and cited energy savings from year round daylight saving time as reasons for policy review. He cautioned against levels that would be uneconomic for producers while lawmakers push to restrain rising gas prices.
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UPI
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William E. Simon
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Adlai E. Stevenson II
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Charles Percy
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Loloma School to stay open through 1974-75, says Kearney
Jack Kearney district business manager says no recommendation to close Loloma School before the 1974-75 year as studies, including parent input and staff and special education considerations, will take at least 18 months. The board retains final decision.
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Loloma
Kearney
A. Kearney
White
William Randall
Soloma
Scottsdale considers three district Team Policing plan
Second of three parts outlines team policing for Scottsdale with three geographical districts. If approved, each district would have a lieutenant and sergeants, a central detective division, and 24 7 internal and community communication. Citizens are integral members of the team. Next: how teams and citizens relate.
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Scottmdale
Thomas Road
Camelback Road
Thomas
Camelbacknet
Walter Nemetz
Tor
Rebozo Leads Witness List for Watergate Hearings
Washington officials said Charles G. Rebozo, a close associate of President Nixon, will head a seven person witness list for the Senate Watergate committee. The next hearings are set to begin Tuesday.
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Washington
Charles G. “Rebe” Rebozo
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
China holds U.S. civilian in Paracel incident
The State Department reports China has detained American Gerald Kosh of Lafayette Hill Pennsylvania after a clash between Chinese and South Vietnamese forces on the Paracel Islands. Kosh is described as a civilian working for the U S military attaches office at the U S Embassy in Saigon.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Paracel Islands
State Department
Gerald Kosh
Lafayette Hill
Kosh
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Nixon lifts wheat import quotas to cap prices
President Nixon announced an executive order lifting import quotas on wheat and milled wheat products for the next five months. The move, prompted by Tariff Commission recommendations, aims to stabilize prices ahead of an anticipated bumper U.S. 1974 crop.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Tariff Commission
Skylab 3 Crew Breaks Endurance Record
Houston reports Skylab 3 astronauts extend the remaining space endurance record as they press on with scientific work aided by improved performance of a key control.
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Houston
Sun Devil Gym to Host ASU Basketball Amid Arena Delays
Arizona State University will not open the new 14,000-seat activities center this season due to a labor shortage and delayed installations. Five remaining home games will be played at Sun Devil Gym with refunds issued to ticket holders and priority for 1974 75 season tickets.
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Phoenix
Weekend Weather Outlook With Frost and Wind
Sunny today with clear skies tonight and frost in some areas. Southward a mix of sun and clouds appears Saturday with cooler temperatures and gusty winds. Highs reach the upper sixties today and lower sixties Saturday while tonight’s lows dip to mid 30s and near 30 in the coolest spots.
Hink dares opponents to prove conflicts at Scottsdale forum
Vice Mayor Heinz Hink challenged more than 80 attendees to prove conflicts of interest by him or any city officials during a candidates night at the Jaycee Clubhouse. Incumbents defended the council record while others urged proof, with one candidate pledging to donate his council pay to charity. The seven candidates planned to attend a Scottsdale homeowners meeting on Feb. 3 at the Scottsdale Country Club. the public was invited.
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Heinz Hink
Hink
Jaycee
Paul Wetzel
Herbert J. Vogt
Billie Gentry
Herb Drinkwater
Gentry
Scottsdale
Drinkwater
Jeff Schubert
Bob Kratzer
Kratzer
John Traxler
North
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