City council weighs CAP water contract and tax effects
Scottsdale leaders pressed for clear, long term details on CAP water and tax implications. Dr. Heinz Hink urged a citizen board to monitor 30 to 50 year impacts, demand protective terms, and ensure representation from Scottsdale. A special CAP hearing was planned for Monday night.
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Recession Deepens as 1974 Ends with Record Decline
United Press International reports the Commerce Departments index of nine leading indicators fell 11 percent over five months ending December 1974, the steepest drop on record. Six indicators declined in December while three showed gains, signaling a harsh recession with some early positive signs such as a stock market rebound and tentative improvements in autos and hiring.
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United Press International
Commerce Department
$18 Billion Tax Cut Faces First Congressional Test
The House Ways and Means Committee plans to approve a bill by next week that would combine a $6 billion tax rebate with $8 billion in permanent cuts and $4 billion in business incentives. The plan targets low and middle income households while limiting rebates to $300 and $30,000 income, and relies on withholding rate reductions rather than full up-front payments.
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UPI
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Ways and Means Committee
Congress
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ullman
Ford
Treasury
Paradise Valley Seeks Planning and Zoning Volunteer
Mayor Tribken seeks applicants for a three year term on the planning and zoning commission. Meetings are at 7 30 p m on the first and third Tuesdays at town hall. subcommittee meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Submit resume and letter to Mayor Tribken at 6401 E Lincoln Dr Paradise Valley AZ 85253.
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Paradise Valley
Robert Tribken
Planning and Zoning Commission
Mary Ann Brines
Jon Bonnell
E. McDonald
Bonnell
Tribken
Lincoln Drive
Ariz
Israel Opens Sinai Pullback Range With Egypt Talks
Israel offered to withdraw 19 to 31 miles from parts of Sinai while keeping Abu Rodeis oil fields and the Mitla and Gidi passes. Defense Minister Peres stated the government position on national radio, tying the pullback to political concessions from Egypt. Sadat toured French arms firms in Paris amid hopes of a major weapons purchase. Kissinger praised and plans exploratory talks, with no firm withdrawal terms yet agreed.
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Sinai Desert
Egypt
Shimon Peres
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Gidi
Sinai
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Robinson arms trial postponed to March 3
Superior Court trial for Jeffrey Robinson, 29, of 7777 E Heatherbrae Ave, an alleged felon charged with illegally possessing a .357 derringer, has been continued to March 3 at 9 30 a.m. He claims Tracey used the gun to shoot herself after a heated argument in his apartment last summer.
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Superior Court
Jeffrey Robinson
Robinson
E. Heatherbrae Ave
Tracey
Ex-bullfighter Cordobes laments police clash in court
Cordobes, a 38 year old former matador, said the police confrontation was tougher than arena fights as he faced a seven month jail term on charges of riot driving the wrong way, disobeying orders, assaulting an officer, bodily harm, blasphemy and public scandal amid a crowd outside.
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Spain
UPI
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Obituary for Effie Blanche Gove in Arizona
Visitation will be after noon today for Effie Blanche Gove. Services are Thursday at 10 a.m. in Messinger Mortuary, 7601 East Indian School Road. Burial follows at Green Acres Cemetery. She died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital at age 75. Born in Beridike Minnesota, she moved to the Valley 13 years ago from Willmar Minnesota. She was past worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star and a member of Valley Presbyterian Church. Survived by son Bruce M, sister Mildren Diehl, and three grandchildren.
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Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres Cemetery
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E. Hazelwood
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Valley
Willmar
Sadat says Egypt to buy Mirage jets from France
President Anwar Sadat announced France will sell Egypt its latest Mirage warplanes as part of a 2.2 billion dollar arms package. He spoke after a three day state visit and urged Israel to withdraw on all fronts and accept a Palestinian state, saying peace in the Middle East is possible but the region remains explosive.
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UPI
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Mountain Bell earnings cap eyed in Arizona commission hearing
Economic consultant Dr. John K. Langum told the Arizona Corporation Commission on Tuesday that Mountain Bell should limit its annual earnings on common stock to 10.33 percent as it considers a proposed rate increase. The company plans a 14.5 percent return for common stockholders, based on 1971 1972 and 1973 comparisons. Tempe dairy group plans three cent rise per half gallon at processing plants due to higher federal price supports.
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Mountain Bell
Arizona Corporation Commission
John K. Langum
Commission
Langum
Tempe
United Dairymen of Arizona
Arizona
Robert M. Girard
Dairy Farmer Organization
Girard
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Phoenix housing appointee faces review over past deals
Joseph Benites of Phoenix was named to a 24 member HUD housing committee but his role is under review as the U S Office of Economic Opportunity probes the Arizona Housing Development Corp a defunct federally funded agency once run by him. Hazel the lowland gorilla and her newborn son welcomed at Phoenix Zoo today in good condition after birth around 1 pm Tuesday without doctor attendance.
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Joseph Benites
Benites
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Arizona Housing Development Corp
Hazel
Phoenix Zoo
Gorilla Compound
Zoo
Brian Arbuckle
Arizona posts record December employment decline
Arizona recorded the smallest employment gain in December in nine years and a sharp year end drop of about 15,000 from December 1973. The Department of Economic Security notes that since 1956 statewide civilian employment has not fallen so much.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Economic Security
Best kept development sought by SCOHA campaign
Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations launches a campaign to award the most well kept development in the city. Judges include Mayor Jenkins State Rep. Rigel and Scottsdale Chamber president Dennerline. Judging will occur later in spring. home prices do not influence the award.
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Scottsdale
Barnett
William C. Jenkins
William Rigel
Dave Dennerline
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Beautification Committee Set To Launch Scottsdale Drive
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Beautification Committee will meet Friday to plan a 1975 program. Chair Marianne Barnett leads members Jonathan Marshall Billie Gentry Bill Ensign Terry Phemister Jim Tilker Bill Solderquist Jerry Mah Gil Gifford Brent Woodruff and Bill Shores in coordinating city and citizen efforts to beautify Scottsdale.
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