Phoenix and Scottsdale set water sales tax agreement
Phoenix officials will pay Scottsdale a one percent sales tax on water sold to Scottsdale customers. The tax will begin Friday and is estimated to raise about $20,000 annually for Scottsdale. Scottsdale will not pursue three years of back tax collection.
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Salyut 4 crew lands in Kazakhstan after orbiting since May
Tass reports cosmonauts Pyotr Klimuk and Vitaly Sevastyanov return to Earth in Soyuz 18 landing in Prevet Kazakh region after months aboard the Salyut 4 space laboratory.
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Salyut 4 Space Laboratory
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Guerrillas free Yank Stephen Smith arrives in Dar es Salaam
Stephen Smith, a Tanzania-American student held for 10 weeks in a jungle camp, arrived in Dar es Salaam to emotional greetings from friends after being freed by African guerrillas. In Buenos Aires, three died and five injured in terrorist attacks on Eva Peron’s death anniversary eve as right wing Peronists vow a Plaza de Mayo rally. In Los Angeles, the fourth annual Democratic National Telethon opens with the theme Tune In America for a 20 hour broadcast.
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Weather forecast notes heat and storm chances
Cloudy evening with a likely dust storm and a chance of thundershowers. Sunday remains partly cloudy with a risk of evening storms. Temperatures peak near 106 today and around 104 Sunday, with overnight low about 80. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 20 percent on Sunday.
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Miner to defend self in Arizona DEA case
Oatman miner Charlie Stoll will appear in U S District Court in Phoenix to face assault charges for firing a shotgun at federal Narcotics agents at his private landing strip near Oatman. He refuses a lawyer, citing a Supreme Court ruling on counsel.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
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DEA
Paulsen
Phil Jordan
U.S. Supreme Court
Pair admits heist for medical bill
Rickey Ross and Dan Schroeder, two men charged with grand theft by embezzlement for stealing $90,000 in jewelry from a Phoenix Broadway store, were released on their own recognizance. Ross said the robbery helped pay Schroeder’s medical bills while both apologized for the crime.
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Biltmore Fashion Park
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Ross
Joe Lease
Scottsdale SAM challenges city sign amortization law
The Scottsdale Associated Merchants filed suit this week seeking to void the city amortization ordinance claiming ex post facto effects. It lists 68 businesses from small shops to national chains facing removal or conformity deadlines by Aug 20 and argues signs have market value over 1 million. The lawsuit names Adobe Pharmacy Stan's Submarine Stable Art Gallery Dunkin Donuts Burger King One Hour Martinizing Double Tree Inn Scottsdale Ramada Safari Hotel Paradise Valley Guest Ranch Kachina Round-up Drive-in Paul Shank's Steak Pit Wells Turkey Mortuary Green Acres and others.
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Mansfield urges Turk aid reverse
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged the House to reverse its cutoff of arms sales to Turkey. He warned the embargo harms NATO unity, Greece’s government, and could push Turkey toward Soviet arms via Arab money, risking Cyprus stability and Greek pressure. He noted Turkish Cypriot actions at two American bases and Akrotiri access.
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Italy
Cyprus
Osman Orek
Akrotiri
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Middle East
Ford Defends Helsinki Trip and Baltic Omission
President Ford defends his European mission to sign a Helsinki statement of good intent while skipping a Baltic States passage. He says U S policy of nonrecognition remains unchanged and aims to meet Brezhnev on arms limits during stops in Bonn Poland Finland Romania and Yugoslavia.
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Ford
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Latvia
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Finland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Berlin
Germany
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Middle East
SRP 23 Percent Rate Hike Questioned by Consultant
A Friday report by National Economics Research Associates for Salt River Project says the proposed 23 percent rate increase may still be insufficient. It cites optimistic usage projections for 1975 76, rising fuel costs and higher non controllable expenses as factors. The plan would raise residential bills about 21.1 percent, starting with a 30 kWh initial charge of $2 to $2.65.
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