Suit aimed at ex attorney general Kleindienst in Washington
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt plans civil action in federal court in Washington to recover a 250000 legal fee paid to Richard Kleindienst for coordinating with Hauser family firms. The suit centers on an alleged multimillion dollar insurance scheme tied to Teamsters funds and Hauser entities.
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Alsenia
Scottsdale
U.S
Richard Kleindienst
Washington
Arizona Attorney General's Office
Bruce Babbitt
Kleindienst
Phoenix
Attorney General
Joseph Hauser
United States
Hauser
Teamster’s Union
Babbitt
Teamsters Union
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
Family Provider Insurance Co
Arizona
U.S. Justice Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Teamsters Pension Fund
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Teamsters’ Central
Great Pacific
Family Provider
John Boden
Senate
Boden
Hauser Companies
Deficit projections rise in 1979 budget plan
Acting budget chief James T. McIntyre Jr. says the 1979 deficit could reach about 40 billion dollars while noting 11.1 billion in unused 1978 funds. He aims for a budget plan with a deficit under 1978’s 58.5 billion and a balanced budget by 1981. The 1979 plan will be submitted to Congress in January.
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Washington
James T. McIntyre Jr
Office of Management and Budget
McIntyre
McIintyre
Carter
Congress
Gerald
R. Ford
APS expects adequate natural gas for Arizona customers this winter
APS vice president Howard Hersey said the utility will have enough gas for residential and commercial needs though 8 large industrial customers may be without supplies for December through February. He noted chances of diversifying gas sources in New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma and cited price constraints versus Texas buyers.
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Federal Energy Administration
Arizona
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
FEA
Howard Hersey
Hersey
Federal Energy Commission
West
California
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
City Advances First Phase of Scottsdale Solar Project
Scottsdale advances the solar heating and cooling project at the Maricopa County Court building. The design phase would cost 24500 funded by the Department of Energy with council approval. Total project cost may reach 222198, with phases for construction and a one year observation period.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County Court
Department of Energy
Jack Haenichen
Haenichen
Stock market soars on heavy trading surge
The Dow Jones industrial average rose sharply with the market in its heaviest trading of the year. By 2 p.m. the Dow stood at 844.59, up 12.04 after a 14.12 gain on Thursday as the rally continued from Thursday.
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New York
Energy conferees OK coal shift for plants and industry
Washington action advances a plan to ban oil and natural gas use by new plants and force existing facilities to convert to coal with government power to enforce conversions and to end natural gas use after 1990. Nearby notes reference tax bill outlook and labels on a diet product. A separate Seoul train blast kills at least 17 and injures about 400 at a railroad station, with fatalities among theater occupants. Highs in the low 80s and no major temperature change expected.
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Washington
Seoul
South Korea
Tri
Unemployment Tops Arizona Concerns in Rocky Mountain Poll
Arizona residents rate unemployment as the foremost problem at 35 percent, higher than inflation at 22 percent, with New Mexico also prioritizing unemployment at 38 percent. The Rocky Mountain poll notes pervasive regional economic worry and rising concern over government costs and crime.
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Earl Dé Berge
Arizona
Rocky Mountain
de Berge
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