Ford faces energy plan costs for average family
White House spokesman said Ford energy program could cost a family about 345 dollars annually with Rocky Mountain states bearing the heaviest burden. New England may see relief if tariffs on imported oil are eased as part of a compromise.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ford
Rocky Mountain States
Ron Nelsen
New England
Nessen
Federal Energy Administration
Congress
Néssen
Scottsdale Considers Park Land Financing in McDowell Mountains
Scottsdale city council weighs options to acquire 320 acres in the McDowell Mountains for a regional park. With a $750 per acre price, $240,000 total, the city seeks $120,000 BOR matching funds but lacks local funds. Plans also explore 640 acres at $2.50 per acre and a 25 year installment plan, plus a potential $26,000 down payment.
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McDowell Mountains
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Teachers Seek Budget Cuts In District Expenses
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers proposes cuts to district expenses including Supt. William Randall and business manager Jack Kearney. SFT seeks daily negotiations to discuss a 1975-76 budget with a gap of about 1.1 million on salary talks and a 15.1 percent cost of living rise demanded by the union. The district offers a 1,000 across the board raise, while cuts range from 600,000 in early proposals to 980,435 in administration reductions including teaching positions. The administration may meet Thursday with SFT to discuss possible cuts.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Scottsdale School Board
William Randall
Jack Kearney
SFT
Larry Bell
Scottsdale
Randall
Bell
Scottsdale Planning Commission weighs Kaiser-Aetna core plan
The Scottsdale Planning Commission will review Kaiser-Aetna master plan for the community core at Pima Road and Shea Boulevard and a resort corridor revision along Scottsdale Road. The session includes staff notes on land use, facility needs, and 7.5 acres more resort commercial, plus a separate plan for a 16-acre Scottsdale Road shopping center. public comments anticipated.
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Kaiser-Aetna
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
McDonald Drive
Indian Bend ‘Road
Pima
Shea
Scottsdale
Richard D. Bauman
Bauman
George Fretz
McCormick Ranch
Commission
Villa del Oro
Hilton
The
Scottsdale Seven
McDonald
Bennie M. Gonzales
Weekend find in Arizona Canal uncovers a small arsenal
Boys along the drained Arizona Canal near McDonald Drive and Hayden Road found a .50-caliber Browning machine gun a 20-millimeter cannon and seven live 20-millimeter shells on two trips. Police and the Lake Air Force Base EOD unit removed the items and will burn the shells while ATF handles the gun and cannon.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Canal
Air Force
Charles Zilisch
Richard Willis
McDonald Drive
Hayden Road
Kevin Rosbrook
John Scott
Keith Holden
Brian Smith
Rosbrook
Kevin
Mark Rosbrook
Alden Rosbrook
E. Rovey
Mat Rosbrook
David York
E. Citrus Way
John Pratt
Pratt
Joe Blow
Lake Air Force Base
Zilisch
Willis
Gila Bend
U.S
Bureau’ of ‘Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Dow climbs as banks cut rates in New York trading
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose sharply as major banks lowered prime rates. By 1 p.m. EST the Dow stood at 687.97, up 21.36 points.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dentists Spotlight Brushing Timing Over Frequency
A Chicago dentist argues brushing timing matters more than frequency after meals and a British study suggested tooth brushing had limited impact on decay in 13 000 youths. Dr Marvin Berman emphasized post meal brushing as key.
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Chicago
Marvin Berman
Pipeline Rupture Triggers Explosion Near Border
A Michigan Wisconsin natural gas pipeline ruptured near the Iowa Illinois border causing an explosion and fire with flames visible up to 100 miles. Authorities report no casualties and say valves automatically shut off gas on rupture.
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Mediapolis
Iowa
Iowa-Illinois
Abortion appeal dismissed in 24 week viability split
The Supreme Court dismissed Minnesota’s appeal of a lower court ruling that its abortion law cannot depart from 1973 guidelines. The high court had set fetal viability at 24 weeks while Minnesota banned abortion after 20 to 22 weeks.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Levi Hearing Opens on Attorney General Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee began hearings on Edward Levi for attorney general. Levi described a 1952 jury deliberations recording from a research project as a mistake violating jury privacy. The panel is expected to approve Levi swiftly.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward Levi
Levi
Senate
Trade deficit second worst of century hits 3.1B surge
The Commerce Department reports the United States ran the second worst trade deficit of the century last year at 3.1 billion dollars due to high foreign oil prices. A surplus was prevented by tripled oil costs, while non-farm productivity fell 2.7 percent, the Labor Department notes marking the first year-to-year decline on record.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Department
Labor Department
Tax rebate criticized by Nixon aides in hearing
President Ford's proposed one time income tax rebate drew critique from Herbert Stein and Paul Volcker, who argued the stimulus may be insufficient to lift the economy from recession. They urged instead a permanent cut in income tax rates at a House Ways and Means Committee hearing.
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Washington
Ford
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Paul Volcker
House
Ways and Means
CAP water hearings set by Scottsdale and Phoenix councils
Scottsdale and Phoenix residents will weigh CAP water needs with hearings. Phoenix 7:30 p.m. public session at Second Ave and Jefferson. Scottsdale may set February 4 hearing date soon and seeks an escape clause to back out if CAP costs rise. CAP price projected at 45.50 per acre foot, with 32.50 amortization and 13.00 operations costs. city anticipates 14 000 acre feet by 1990 and 21 000 by 2000, pending final John Carollo Engineers report.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Second Avenue
Jefferson Street
Walter C. Nemetz
Tucson
Richard Filler
John Carollo Engineers
Carollo
Light rain to showers with cooler temperatures ahead
Light rain and showers forecast for today, tapering off tonight with a 40 percent chance of precipitation. Partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday with highs near 60 and mid 60s, and lows in the lower range.
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