Kelley to retire as FBI director January first
Sen John Danforth said Clarence Kelley plans to retire on January 1 as director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He wrote in a letter that the decision is voluntary and reflects his life plans, not pressure from Attorney General designate Bell or others. President Carter urged Democratic leaders to push emergency natural gas legislation to allow emergency sales and intermingling of interstate and intrastate gas.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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John Brademus
Indiana
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Elie Tary
Brown
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Chavez calls farm labor law a cruel hoax
United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez criticized California's farm labor election law as a cruel hoax for most farmworkers. He offered no immediate comment on closed door talks between his union and the Teamsters over who should represent farm workers.
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United Farmworker
Cesar Chavez
California
Chavez
Teamsters
Bell confirmation seen in Senate debate
Senate leaders prepared for a lengthy debate as Atlanta lawyer Griffin B. Bell faced confirmation as attorney general. The chamber set aside up to eight hours to consider President Carter's nomination of his longtime associate to head the Justice Department.
Carter urges swift action on tax rebates and public works plan
President Carter told Democratic congressional leaders that his tax rebate and limited public works package is the best way to perk up the economy and asked for early action. He also pressed for authority to reorganize federal agencies subject to congressional veto.
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Washington
Carter
Carter sidesteps to class at Thaddeus Stevens School
Amy Carter arrives late on her first day at Washingtons Thaddeus Stevens elementary school and slips in through a side door with a Secret Service guard as the bell rings for classes.
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Washington
Amy Carter
Secret Service
Thaddeus Stevens
Scottsdale Planning Commission considers resort corridor and rezoning plans
The Scotts dale Planning Commission will vote on two NEAP related area plans for a resort corridor along north Scottsdale Road and an equestrian district proposal. They will also review rezoning requests for Southwest Savings and Loan at Pima Cholla to 7,000 square foot lots, Marco Development Corp. street abandonment near Scottsdale Road and Gold Dust Avenue, E T Wright removal of a paseo from Sands Scottsdale plans, and Ray Morrison’s rezoning for a 130 unit elderly apartment complex with a health care facility inclusion.
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Southwest Savings and Loan Association
Pima
Cholla
NEAP
Marco Development Corp
Scottsdale Road
Gold Dust Avenue
71St Place
E.T. Wright
Indian Bend Road
Via de Bellaza
Via del Paraiso
Ray Morrison
Roosevelt and
Granite Reef Road
Morrison
Renewal of draft urged by Senate panel in defense hearing
Senate Armed Services chairman Sen. John C. Stennis says the nation must return to the Selective Service system for manpower. Defense Secretary Harold Brown notes Carter will decide on changes to a $123 billion defense budget, with cuts to more than 30 programs and a year delay for MX missile development.
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D-Miss
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Carter
Congress
Ford Administration
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Carter proposes $50 tax rebates and targeted cash payments
President Carter aims to provide a $50 rebate for each exemption on 1976 tax returns plus cash for Social Security recipients and low income non taxpayers. The plan totals about $11 billion this year with Congress needed for approval and administrative feasibility remains uncertain.
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Washington
Carter
Bert Lance
Lance
Congress
Indian Education funding cut hits Scottsdale pupils
Scottsdale School District warns Indian Education Act funds for 1977-78 will fall from 93000 to 31000, impacting about 400 Indian students mainly Mexican Yaqui in Vista del Camino area. Program focuses on counseling and tutoring with student tutors.
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Marvin Lieske
Vista del Camino
Coronado
Yavapaii
Lieske
Atdlian
Scottsdale Municipal Airport expansion plan presented to council
The report by Johannessen and Girand Consulting Engineers outlines environmental findings on the proposed Scottsdale Municipal Airport expansion and alternatives. Public meetings are set for Friday and Saturday at the Scottsdale Public Library to discuss the plan, with a council decision due by March 3 and a public hearing slated for August 10.
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Lagasse
Scottsdale aviation manager seeks funds for new Northeast Airport parking
Lagasse said the FAA should decide within a month on funding for the Northeast Airport parking project. A green light would let him seek lease bids for at least 80 new T hangars with private company leasing and municipal bonds. Demand from tourists and business aircraft exceeds current facilities as the airport runs near capacity. The airport presently offers 42 transient spaces versus FAA guidance of about 150 spaces.
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