Gas rules urged to end fill up bans by AAA and dealers
AAA and National Congress of Petroleum Dealers urged removal of restrictions on gasoline sales at a U.S. hearing led by Senator Humphrey. They argued rationing worsens lines and suggested allowing full fills rather than limits, with calls for consistent daily fuel availability including Sundays.
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Federal Energy Office
New York
Washington
Humphrey
AAA
Charles Binsted
Dealers’ Organization
FEC
William E. Simon
John de Lorenzi
DeLorenzi
Eleven SRP strike defendants found liable for contempt
Eleven men from the Salt River Project wildcat strike were held in contempt by Superior Court Judge Jerry Glenn. The court ordered a temporary restraining order be observed, with five to twenty day suspensions and potential purge by returning to work under SRP union terms. Defendants include Manuel Contreras, William Thomas, Roger Higgins, Lovell Hale, Charles Bakley, John Edmundson, Howard Abercrombie, Richard Klein, George Einchner, Ray Fout, and William Uptain.
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Salt—River
Superior Court
Jerry Glenn
Glenn
SRP
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Charles Jones
Jones
Stanley Lubin
Lubin
Manuel T. Contreras
William Thomas
Roger Higgins
Lovell Hale
Charles Bakley
John Edmundson
Howard Abercrombie
Richard Klein
George Eiichner
Ray Fout
William Uptain
Scottsdale Planning Commission schedules regular meeting after cancellation
The Scottsdale Planning Commission cancelled a study session to discuss a proposed PSC district zoning change but will proceed with the regular agenda. Planning Implementation Director Larry Bussard said the group would cover clarifications of definitions in the zoning ordinance for farms, commercial stables and breeding ranches. The staff noted revising the ordinance was difficult, if not impossible.
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Scottsdale
Fire damages Scottsdale apartment causing $2000 loss
A Scottsdale apartment on Indian School Road suffered about $2000 in damage after a kitchen fire at about 6 p.m. Monday. The blaze spread to a second room and smoke and heat damaged the rest of the unoccupied unit. No injuries occurred and the Rural Fire Department is investigating the cause.
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Scottsdale
Andrea E.indian School Rd
Arizona Senate sets 10 cent cap on campaign spending
The Arizona State Senate approved a bill limiting campaign expenditures to 10 cents per person for any candidate. In Phoenix the House committee debated a mini bike bill restricting youths on desert trails and then postponed it a week for language revisions.
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Phoenix
State Senate
Arizona
House
Rate denial to be reviewed for Maricopa County Hospital
The U S Cost of Living Council will review its denial of a ten percent rate increase for Maricopa County Hospital. In Farmington New Mexico five damaged air quality control units at one of five generating units at the Four Corners Power Plant nearby.
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Phoenix
U.S
Cost of Living Council
Maricopa County Hospital
Farmington
N.M
Four Corners
Here
Mesa voters consider $28 million school bonds
Mesa residents vote on issuing 28 million dollars in bonds to fund a new high school two junior highs and eight elementary schools.
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Mesa
Four Gypsy Leaders Arrested in Phoenix Area
Four Phoenix leaders faces charges for attempting to bribe a policeman to shield fortune telling from complaints. Miller Uwanawich 44 Miller Guy 43 Frank Miller 32 all Phoenix and John Miller 44 Tempe booked for attempting to bribe a public official.
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Phoenix
Miller Uwanawich
Miller Guy
Frank Miller
John Miller
Tempe
Workshop offers real work to five Scottsdale adults
Five young Scottsdale residents with developmental challenges work at the Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped center, making paper flowers and pillow covers from scraps. Harold Bien leads efforts to secure contracts and jobs, while volunteers and donors supply materials. The program aims to keep clients productive and socially engaged, with hopes for meal facilities and dormitory trips in the future.
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Harold Bien
Work Center
The
Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
Patmcelfresh
SFH
Perry Institute
Phoenix
Bien
Gordon Wible
Marilyn Ingersoll
Jimmy Casper
Sally Devney
Billy Stamm
Vance Anderman
Scottsdale Jaycees
N. 75Th St
Nevis Denne’ Dress Company
Claude Farley
Farley
McCormick Ranch
Devney
Perry
Hei
Scottsdale Man 18 Held on Assault Charge
A Scottsdale man identified as David Berenter, 18, was arrested after allegedly attacking a nurse at her apartment. The nurse said he forced his way in, grabbed her throat, and threw her on the bed before a bystander helped her to safety. Police pursued and captured him near 73rd Street and Camelback Road. Authorities linked him to a separate rape investigation, though no complaint existed yet.
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Scottsdale
David Berenter
Berenter
Michael Nunley
Tempe
Nunley
Ex POW Robert Stirm and Loretta Stirm Divorce
Army Lt Col Robert L Stirm a Vietnam POW aged 39 and his wife Loretta 47 were divorced in San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Melvin E Cohn granted dissolution of marriage and awarded joint custody of four children Lorrie 16 Robert 15 Roger 13 Cynthia 12 with Stirm to have two and Loretta two. Cohn ordered $300 monthly child support. Witnesses noted Loretta had accepted marriage proposals from three men during Stirm’s five years as a POW.
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Redwood City
Calif
UPI
Robert L. Stirm
Vietnam
Loretta
San Mateo County
Superior Court
Melvin E.cohn
Mmarriage
Lorrie
Robert
Stirm
Roger
Cynthia
Stirm. ‘Cohn
Scottsdale Board May Cancel March 22 Levy Election
The Scottsdale School Board may cancel a 1.4 million dollar levy election planned for March 22 to fund Cherokee elementary and Chaparral High School. State law changes remove the requirement. a public hearing and notice of levy expenditures are now required instead. The board may also revise the budget to reflect a seven student overestimate and adjust before March 15. Enrollment figures list 18 195 elementary and 10 131 high school students.
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Scottsdale
Cherokee
Chaparral High School
Gold Dust Ave
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United Press International
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Payson
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Switzerland
HUD
Jack Kearney
Scottsdale Educational Center
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Cerd
Camelback Road
Miller Road
Chaparral Road
78Th Street
Sunrise Villas Sales Office
Sunrise Corporation
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Nevada
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