Ford aide hints oil compromise in week
A Ford spokesman said a new compromise formula for decontrolling domestic oil prices could be submitted to Congress this week if acceptable to lawmakers. Senate leaders and Zarb meet with Mansfield Scott Rhodes on efforts to break the deadlock ahead of the August recess.
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William S. Greener Jr
Capitol Hill
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Mike Mansfield
Greener
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
House
John Rhodes
Arizona
Rhodes
Executive Branch
Turkey
Sequoia
American Legion
Boys Nation
Paradise Valley Village development approved in Phoenix
Phoenix City Council grants final approval to the Village of Paradise Valley plan a 1200 acre zoning project between Thunderbird and 52nd Streets designed for 3715 housing units for about 9250 residents The plan includes a regional shopping center a community plaza and an industrial park with construction to start within 12 months Daycor Inc a joint venture of Dayton Hudson Properties and Westcor Inc led the project which is the largest zoning action in Phoenix history
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Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Jay Stuckey Jr
Daycor Inc
Thunderbird Road
Cholla
40Th
Tatum Boulevard
Cactus Road
Cactus and
Tatum
Paradise Valley Parkway
Daycor
Dayton Hudson Properties
Minneapolis, Minn
Westcor Inc
Westcor
Metrocenter
Mathews Confirmed as HEW Secretary in Ford Cabinet
In a voice vote the Senate confirmed F David Mathews 39 president of the University of Alabama as secretary of Health, Education and Welfare succeeding Caspar Weinberger. The Finance Committee backed the nomination unanimously. Families of American POWs and missing servicemen met Ford who said there have been contacts with North Vietnam and pledged to keep communication lines open.
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F. David Mathews
University of Alabama
Senate
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Mathews
Caspar W. Weinberger
Southeast Asia
White House
North Vietnam
Israelis cross border into Lebanon fight seven wounded
Israeli patrol entered Lebanon’s Kalah village early today and battled Arab gunmen, wounding seven Israelis. A military communique said the incursion was a combing operation against terrorists. In Washington, Martin R Hoffmann of McLean was nominated by President Ford to be secretary of the Army, succeeding Bo Callaway.
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Lebanon
Kalah
Washington
Martin R. Hoffmann
McLean
Defense Department
Ford
Army
Hoffmann
Howard H. “Bo” Callaway
Judge voids 1973 UMWA District 22 election vote
A federal judge in Utah ruled that District 22 of the United Mine Workers of America violated federal law in the 1973 international board post election. The district based in Price covers Wyoming, Arizona and Utah and was found to deny a fair candidacy chance. Weather: mostly sunny with hot temperatures and a 10 percent chance of overnight showers.
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United Mine Workers of America
International Board
Price
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona
U.S. District Court
Alden J. Anderson
City to create 60 new CETA jobs in Scottsdale and agencies
Scottsdale agrees to act as program agent for CETA funds and deploy about $693,690 to create roughly 60 new jobs citywide and in sub agencies. About $277,000 goes to subagents, $98,000 funds current public service roles, $208,000 plus $40,000 for fringe benefits support city positions.
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Public Service
Maricopa County
Scottsdale School District
Gary G. Barham
Paul Messinger
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
City’s water hookup fees not yet lawfully spent
Scottsdale has collected nearly $577,000 in water hookup fees since 1972 but the money remains in a separate utility fund and has not been spent. City officials say the funds will stay set aside until the legal challenge by the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona is resolved, despite a superior court ruling upholding the ordinance. The builders are expected to appeal the decision.
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Scottsdale
Franklin D. Aleshire
Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona
Aleshire
Home Builders Association
Neighbors oppose Scottsdale School District warehouse site
Residents near 46th Street and Osborn Road plan to petition the Scottsdale School Board to relocate or oppose the 10 000 square foot expansion of the district warehouse, citing nuisance factors and traffic. District officials say relocation is unlikely due to land costs and lack of nearby alternatives.
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Scottsdale
46Th Street
Osborn Road
Scottsdale School Board
Cecelia Kline
New Mexico coal to fuel SRP plant and rail line plan
Plans outline a $65 million Northwest New Mexico coal mine supplying 86 million tons to Salt River Project Coronado station near St. Johns Arizona for two 350 megawatt units with a possible third unit. Santa Fe Railway to build a $50 million 70 mile line from Prewitt to the Star Lake mine by 1977, enabling mid 1978 coal shipments and 1979 1980 unit starts. The deal involves Cherokee and Peabody Thermal Energy with environmental and socio economic studies and reclamation obligations.
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New Mexico
Phoenix
Ariz
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Grants
Star Lake
Continental Divide
Farmington
Santa Fe
Cherokee
Pittsburg Coal
Coronado Station
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