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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1973

Page

10

World oil crisis reshapes energy use across nations

As energy shortages spread Britain bans late night broadcasts and prompts a wartime slogan revival. Japan imposes a 10 percent oil and electricity cut on major industries while gas stations close Sundays and holidays. OPEC and Common Market ministers meet in Vienna and Copenhagen seeking oil supplies amid Arab cuts.

Japan Britain Thailand Communist Party Pravda Middle East Copenhagen United States Vienna Friends of Israel Israel Tokyo Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC Jamshid Amouzegar Iran Eee Amouzegar Holland

Guadalajara Exchange Students Begin Four Week Scottsdale Stay

Three students from the American School of Guadalajara participate in the School to School Program orientation in Scottsdale. Principal Donald Stine leads the session at Scottsdale High School as eight Guadalajara students spend four weeks in the district. The group includes Maite Villasenor 14 Adolfo Lopez 15 and Karen Sustiel 15 with others to attend Arcadia and Chaparral High Schools while living with Scottsdale host families.

Guadalajara Mexico Scottsdale Scottsdale High School Donald Stine Maite Villasenor Adolfo Lopez Karen Sustiel Arcadia Chaparral

Weather Watch Twisters Claim Five Live Losses Across Plains

Tornadoes ripped through Kansas and Oklahoma late Monday killing five people and injuring at least 50. A woman and her 3 week old child died in Blanchard while Moore saw three others including a 4 month old child die. The storm stretched from the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley with heavy rain and new snow in the west.

United Press International Kansas Oklahoma Blanchard Okla Moore Rockies Mississippi Valley Oklahoma City Grand Island Neb Emporia Kan North Platte Goodland Denver Lamar Colo

Christmas tree prices rise 4 to 5 percent this year

UPI reported Dr. Richard Marks of the Agriculture Department foresees a 4 to 5 percent price increase on Christmas trees in 1972, with 6 foot trees moving from 6 to 9 dollars. He notes more than 35 million trees will be grown for sale, generating about 90 million dollars to growers and 210 million to consumers, across 450000 acres nationwide.

Washington UPI Richard Marks Agriculture Department Extension Service Marks Department’s Statistical Reporting Service SDRS Lake States Northwest

UFO Sighting Near New Rochelle Turns Up Cessna

Thousands of residents on Long Island and Westchester reported a sky object Monday night prompting police switchboards to fill with calls. Civil Defense traced the craft to a small Cessna airplane with multicolored lights advertising a local bank during a Christmas promotion.

New Rochelle N.Y UPI Long Island Westchester County Long Island Sound Civil Defense Air Command

Greek Tanks Quiet After Uprising Crush in Athens

Greek authorities pulled most tanks from Athens after three days of anti government street fighting. Parliament and Athens University remained guarded as police hunted participants. 11 people were killed and about 150 wounded. Eight suspects were jailed by military tribunals.

Athens UPI Athens University George Papadopoulos Athens Polytechnic School

Senate approves Nixon energy emergency bill 78 to 6

The Senate passed an energy emergency bill 78 to 6 giving Nixon power to ration fuel, curb oil exports, and ease clean air rules. A Washington Post plan urged banning Sunday gasoline sales and a 10 gallon limit on weekend fuel to deter Sunday driving. The measure outlines potential nationwide conservation plans and deadlines.

Washington UPI Senate Nixon House Washington Post Post Special Energy Action Group John A. Love Love Treasury George P. Shultz

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