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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1975
Page
2
President Ford believes Congress feels public pressure as he pushes for quick passage of a tax cut. He invited over 100 coal industry and labor leaders to White House meetings for briefings and a dinner with Ford, aiming to send the tax bill to a conference committee before the Easter recess.
At the IEA conference in Paris Sweden abstained as 17 members voted to back a minimum oil price aimed at spurring alternative energy development. The plan sets a July 1 deadline to decide a concrete figure ahead of an April 7 producer conference in Paris. United States seeks a price to counter potential OPEC moves.
Oceanographer Jacques Cousteau urges putting money into renewable energy rather than offshore drilling. He warns a large scale program risks energy shortages in 30 to 35 years and emphasizes national independence tomorrow over today.
Jeff Allen Hawn of 2640 North 68th Place was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault disturbing the peace indecent exposure and resisting arrest after a 2 year old nude man walking his dog assaulted Officer Pat Reed on Thomas Road near the 6900 block. Reed was bitten by the suspect? and the dog attacked Reed as the officer attempted to subdue him.
IRS representatives will provide free tax return assistance to taxpayers on a first come first served basis from 5 30 to 8 30 p m every Tuesday and Thursday through the April 15 deadline at Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center 7700 E Roosevelt St. The service is open to anyone needing help preparing income tax returns.
Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary for Delmont L Chamberlain Sr 68 of Scottsdale. Cremation private. He owned Schwinn Bicycle Dealership in Rochester for 28 years and worked at Wheelery Bicycle Shop. Survived by daughters Arletta Derby Lois Jahnke Joyce Schwartz sons Delmont Jr Larry D brother Wilmar and eleven grandchildren.
The Senate approved a 500 million special tax break for Chrysler as part of a 3 billion tax cut bill. The measure, passed 50 to 46, aims to aid Chrysler while Lockheed and Pan Am lost similar relief. Final passage awaits House reconciliation and presidential action.
City officials said the mass transit hearing in Scottsdale will start at 7 p.m. rather than 8 p.m. so a study session can follow. Speakers have three minutes and must register at City Hall. written comments may be sent to the mayor's office by 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Scottsdale launches the first Burglary Prevention Week with a citywide program schedule. Volunteers visit homes south of Thomas Road to distribute materials, a lock and film display runs at Los Arcos Mall, and police patrols distribute information to businesses along major corridors.
John Freeman was ordered to stand trial April 7 for the slayings of seven members of a Phoenix family. Judge Rufus Coulter denied motions to dismiss murder charges, rejecting defense claims of unreasonable delay. In Casa Grande, Pinal County authorities search for bigamist John R. Van Buskirk, 52, alleged to have married four to six women and misappropriated about $50 000.
Republican and Democratic leaders in Phoenix argue unequal growth among Arizona's four congressional districts does not justify redrawing maps. Census data show Arizona grew by 380,518 since 1970, when boundaries were last set, with district populations ranging from 518,000 to 555,000.
Elsie Nez, a Navajo woman, sues Bechtel Power Corp. for 250000 claiming officers ordered her sacred Navajo sage flushed, causing humiliation, distress, invasion of privacy and civil rights violations. She alleges false marijuana possession accusations at Bechtel’s Page project after being given sage by a Navajo medicine man for ceremonies.
In Washington the Senate Agriculture Committee approved a three year farm bill despite a likely presidential veto. It raises milk and cotton supports above the House version and would escalate supports in 1976 and 1977. House passage earlier was 259 to 162 with a veto risk and potential price impacts cited.
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