City OKs Sheriff Substation Location Clash Near Scottsdale
City council favors moving the proposed Sheriff's substation west of Scottsdale Road while opposing the five acre site at the northeast corner intersection near Bell and Scottsdale. Staff oppose the CAP right of way site planned for recreation and near lake systems.
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Fed slows money growth to curb inflation says Burns
Federal Reserve Board approves a modest slowdown in the money supply to dampen inflation. Chairman Arthur F. Burns calls the 6 to 7 percent underlying inflation a disease and warns it threatens the economy while noting unemployment concerns persist.
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Mediators Near Settlement in California Cannery Strike
Government mediators report steady progress toward a settlement as the California cannery strike enters its second week. Efforts focus on bringing more than 60,000 rubber workers back to work and minimizing economic disruption amid ongoing talks on wage and funding issues.
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Weather outlook with warm temperatures and scattered storms
Variable clouds bring a slight chance of late day or nighttime thundershowers. Highs near 98 today, near 103 tomorrow, with overnight lows in the upper 70s. Rain chances 10 percent today, 20 percent tonight, then 10 percent tomorrow.
Arab show clash pits Scottsdale events over Feb dates
American Horse Show Association schedules conflict free dates for western shows, leaving Scottsdale's 1977 All Arabian Horse Show and Parada del Sol rodeo and parade set for Feb 4-6. Jaycees and Arabian officials say no rescheduling possible as Silver Clover and other events also anchor the weekend. Owens cites 22 year old Arabian show tradition and projected growth from 838 to about 950 horses despite rain and gate concerns.
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Natural gas prices triple under federal ceiling hike
The Federal Power Commission nearly triples interstate natural gas price ceilings, setting $1.42 per thousand cubic feet for gas produced after 1974 and $1.01 for 1973–74 production, with a possible 1 cent rise every three months. The move may cost consumers up to $1.5 billion initially and faces legal challenges from consumer groups.
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Oil imports push U.S. trade into deficit in June
U S commerce report shows oil imports rising 34 percent in June to 10.09 billion dollars, widening the trade gap to 377.3 million. Exports at 9.7 billion kept deficits after a May surplus, with half-year deficit at 1.06 billion and oil market dynamics cited.
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27 Groups to Exhibit at Scottsdale October Fair
Scottsdale Chamber approves 27 local organizations to run game and food booths for October 1 to 3 event. Some groups were turned away for commercial or non local status while Payson and Tucson groups showed interest. Proceeds benefit charitable causes with Scottsdale Jaycees aiding manpower and Sheriff's Posse providing 24 hour security.
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GOP candidates clash over SRP regulation in Arizona Senate race
In a Phoenix Republican Forum, SRP rate regulation became a key issue as Rod J. McMullin, former SRP general manager, urged no extra state oversight citing lower rates and existing rules, while Sen. John Roeder pressed for further regulation citing SRP high rates and proposed legislation. Roeder warned against a legislature run by long-time executives, framing it as oligarchy.
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