Lawmaker Seeks Delays on Emission Standards for Autos
Rep Dingell argues tight standards raise fuel use and oil imports, while Rep Brown warns Rogers bill will push costs to consumers. The plan delays hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide rules to 1980 with nitrogen oxide leeway through 1985 and potential year by year suspensions if tech or fuel penalties arise.
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Capitol Hill
EPA
Dingell
Commerce Committee
Energy Panel
Clarence J. Brown
Rohio
Gainey Ranch PRD on Scottsdale agenda plans 130 homes
Scottsdale Planning Commission will consider a PRD for about 130 homes on a 40 acre parcel at Gainey Ranch north of Butler Drive near Scottsdale Road. E Russell Riggs proposes 3.3 units per acre with staff expected to back the plan noting no major adverse effects on the ranch. The panel will also review a use permit for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church additions including a 19600 square foot sanctuary and 140 new parking spaces with staff anticipated to approve.
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Gainey Ranch
Scottsdale
PRD
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Miller Road
Indian School Road
Computerized letters target Scottsdale resident in misused personalization
Scottsdale Public Library staff say a weekly magazine mailed a letter addressed to "Mrs City O Scottsdale" at 3939 Civic Center Plaza. The note claimed the reader was part of a "carefully selected audience" and offered a bargain subscription price to keep the "Scottsdale family" well informed.
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Scottsdale
Larry Bowman
City O
Nixon says impeachment pressure led to resignation
Nixon writes in the introduction to the final volume of his presidential papers that a protracted impeachment trial would have deprived the nation of needed leadership and that his congressional base was too weak to push major reforms in the remaining two years. The piece also notes U.S. readiness to share data with Japan on Lockheed bribery claims and a broad influenza death toll estimate in the United States through February 28.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
America
Congress
Nixon
United States
Japan
Lockheed Aircraft Company
U.S
Robert 8. Ingersoll
Atlanta
Hong Kong
Center For Disease Control
CDC
Peronists Elect Leaders Amid Economic Emergency
Delegates from the fractured Peronist movement meet at the Cervantes theater in Buenos Aires to elect new leaders as they face a political crisis and a declared state of economic emergency. Provincial governors, legislators and power brokers participate in a lengthy, potentially bitter session.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cervantes
Hughes deposition ordered in SEC civil suit
U.S. District Court Judge Alfonso Zirpoli ordered Howard Hughes to appear Monday in Washington for a deposition in the SEC federal suit alleging Hughes Summa Corp. and associates violated securities laws in buying the airline now Hughes Airwest. The judge doubts Hughes will comply with the order.
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San Francisco
Howard Hughes
Washington, D.C
Hughes
U.S. District Court
Alfonso Zirpoli
Securities and Exchange Commission
Summa Corp., and Associates
Hughes Airwest
Secret OPEC meeting rumors swirl in Panama City
Panhandle city officials and yacht club bookings fuel rumors of high level OPEC talks in Florida. Security guards helicopter shuttles and private jets accompany reports of oil executives arriving amid denials from governments and firms about any meeting.
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Panama City
Fla
Florida Panhandle
Oil Nation
U.S
Bay Point
ABC News
Vienna
Scottsdale approves temporary sex bias grievance plan for students
The Title IX committee in Scottsdale District adopts interim procedures allowing elementary students to file complaints with building principals and directs high school cases to the Title IX office. The plan aims to align with federal rules while final procedures are developed.
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Scottsdale
Ira King
King
William Randall
Weather outlook for today and weekend turns partly cloudy
Partly cloudy today tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Highs in the mid 60s and overnight lows in the low 40s. Details on page 3.
Thievestarget rising citizen band radio thefts citywide
Investigators report CB radio thefts surged in Scottsdale over the last year with 63 incidents since December. Most thefts occur 1 to 7 am at apartment complexes and high vehicle concentrations. Team I and II report 24 and 15 stolen units respectively, totaling about seven thousand dollars in losses over three months. Police urge engraving and keeping purchase records to aid recovery. Residents near Hayden Miller and Camelback Indian School roads are high-risk targets.
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Mike Alt
Nigel Sherriff
Scottsdale
Sherriff
Thomas Road South
Thomas To
Camelback Road
Camelback North
Alt
Hayden and
Miller Roads
Paradise Valley and county plan McDonald Drive improvements
Town and county officers meet to finalize a joint project on McDonald Drive. County crews will handle shoulder stabilization at a cost of 30,172 dollars, with resurfacing estimated at 65,000 dollars. Work from Tatum Boulevard to 71st Street will begin about 10 days after the meeting, with limited traffic.
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Paradise Valley
McDonald Drive
Charlie Atkinson
Larry Wagner
Atkinson
McDonald
Tatum Boulevard
71St Street
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Scottsdale High School
State Office of Highway Safety
Connie Sousa
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Florida
FAA
Wackenhut Corp
Wackenhut
Miami
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