Mass transit missing in big cities would suffer most from rationing
United Press International reports gasoline rationing would hit automobile dependent cities hardest, with Los Angeles named as the most affected. New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and San Francisco fare better. Washington and Richmond face severe auto reliance, while Atlanta struggles even with planned subways.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
Luminarias glow for traditional Southwest Christmas in Scottsdale
In Sands East neighborhood 150 families plan 2,000 candles and eight tons of sand for a 12 block luminaria display December 23 24 and 25. Scottsdale Corporate Ministry sells kits at Eldorado Park with free sand for container holders as a community energy saver.
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Sands East
Rio Grande
Pima Road
Lou Helser
Scottsdale
Eldorado Park
Miller Road
John Lilly
Ruth Bartlett 60 longtime Southwest Prep School official dies
Ruth Marge Bartlett 60 who served as director of education for Southwest Preparatory School for Medical Assistants died Wednesday in St Luke's Hospital Phoenix She lived at 6028 E Vernon Ave and moved to Arizona from Warren Ohio She leaves husband Edward daughter Linda Bartlett Scottsdale and a sister in California Services set for Friday at Mercer Mortuary Phoenix burial in Green Acres Cemetery
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Phoenix
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E. Vernon Ave
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Cleveland
Rochester
Arizona
Warren
Ohio
Edward
Linda Bartlett
Scottsdale
California
Mercer
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Green Acres Cemetery
Federal court to divide disputed Hopi Navajo lands
A House subcommittee voted to assign the task of partitioning about 1.8 million acres of Hopi and Navajo land to a U.S. District Court in Arizona. The Owens amendment passed 8-6 as the panel moved to advance a bill to resolve the long‑running land dispute.
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UPI
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Indian Affairs
Wayne Owens
Utah
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New Mexico
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Lujan
John Melcher
D-Mont
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Senate
House Interior Committee
Nixon says no gasoline rationing now energy steps enough
President Nixon does not plan to order gas rationing at this time and trusts less drastic measures will solve the energy crisis. White House press secretary Ziegler says the Energy Emergency Action Group will meet Friday with no specific agenda indicating rationing is imminent.
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UPI
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Scottsdale Jaycees Hold Nickel Night Recruiting Meeting
The Scottsdale Jaycees invite men ages 19 to 35 to attend the nickel-night membership drive at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Jaycee Clubhouse on 75th Street north of Osborn. The group meets Thursdays at 8 p.m. and sponsors Parada del Sol and Fourth of July celebrations.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Jaycee
75Th Street
Osborn
Jaycees
Weather outlook for the Valley through Saturday
National Weather Service forecast calls for continued mild days and fair skies in the Valley with afternoon highs in the 70s and overnights in the 40s. An incoming upper air low from California may bring showers and snow in northern areas by Sunday.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
California
Gas curtailment expands to 11 large Arizona users
Continuing cold weather forced Arizona Public Service Co to again cut natural gas service for 24 hours starting at 7 a.m. today. Two more firms joined Wednesday's curtailment, bringing the total to eight in the Phoenix area, two in Miami, and Kennecott Copper Co. in Kearney.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
Miami
Kennecott Copper Co
Kearney
Arizona leaders convene retail energy summit on crisis impact
Phoenix politicians and retail chiefs met to review every angle of the energy shortage. House Majority Leader Burton Barr urged joint efforts to cut energy use, while criticizing overemphasis on Christmas lighting as inconsequential to energy savings.
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Phoenix
House
Burton Barr
Arizona
Barr
Phoenix groups to report stadium concept for NFL bid
Three groups seeking a National Football League franchise for Phoenix will report to the city council within three weeks on a general stadium concept. They agreed to outline concepts such as seating capacity seat types and overall configuration.
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Phoenix
Phoenix man pleads innocent in policeman death case
Alex M. Atkins Jr., 29, pleaded innocent to vehicular manslaughter tied to the death of a Phoenix police officer. He was ordered to stand trial Jan. 28 before Superior Court Judge Harold D. Martin.
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Phoenix
Alex M. Atkins Jr
Superior Court
Harold D. Martin
Daniel P. Stanley Rites Set At Salt River Church
Daniel P. Stanley 75, a Pima Indian born on the Salt River Reservation, died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He leaves two sons Alexander and Delmar Lee of Scottsdale, three daughters Madeline Stanley Rosemary Sons both of Scottsdale and Priscella McKinley out of state, plus 15 grandchildren. Services are 2 p.m. Saturday at Salt River United Presbyterian Church with burial on Salt River Reservation. Visitation is 6 to 10:30 p.m. Friday at the Salt River United Presbyterian Church. Arrangements are by Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale.
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Salt River Reservation
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Alexander and
Delmar Lee
Scottsdale
Madeline Stanley
Rosemary
Priscella McKinley
Salt River United
Obituary: Juanita I. O’Keefe 52
Services for Juanita I. O’Keefe 52 who died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital will be at 10 30 a m Saturday in Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery Mrs O’Keefe of 7609 E Minnetowa moved to Scottsdale in 1956 from Chicago Survivors include her husband David a son David W and her mother Mrs Sybyl Ness all of Scottsdale and a brother in Illinois
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Juanita I. O'Keefe
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres Cemetery
O'Keefe
David
David W
Sybyl Ness
Scottsdale
Illinois
Nevelene Setty longtime Terre Haute businessman dies
Nevelene C. Setty 67, owner and president of Cash Register Service and Sales Inc., Terre Haute, Ind., died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Sullivan, Ind., he moved to Arizona in 1968 from Terre Haute. He was a member of Humboldt Loge F&AM No. 42, Scottish Rite and Shrine Club in Terre Haute. Survivors include his wife Irene a step son Al Kara and a foster son Robert N. Howell ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services and interment will be in Terre Haute with arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Cash Register Service and Sales, Inc
Terre Haute
Ind
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Setty
Sullivan
Arizona
Humboldt Loge
F&am
Shrine Club
Irene
al Kara
Robert N. Howell
Messinger Mortuary
Paradise Valley School Board to hear bond refinancing plan
The Paradise Valley School Board will be briefed by bond investment consultants Young Smith and Peacock Inc of Phoenix on a refinancing program. The session at 8:15 p.m. at 3012 E. Greenway Rd aims to refund about 12 million in outstanding bonds and net roughly 4 million over five years. A preceding special meeting seeks county bids to pave Indian Bend Elementary playground.
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Paradise Valley School Board
Young, Smith and Peacock, Inc
Phoenix
E. Greenway Rd
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Indian Bend Elementary
Leary Transferred to Minimum Security Prison
Dr Timothy Leary, 52, once a Harvard instructor and LSD guru to hippies, has been moved to a minimum security facility in Folsom California according to officials.
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Folsom
Calif
UPI
Timothy Leary
Harvard
Scottsdale plans horse stables ordinance hearings in December
City planning commission will work with horse owners before a December 11 public hearing on a proposed ordinance for commercial stables breeding farms and ranches. Draft rules are near ready, but not public, while several related zoning and development actions were also discussed including PRD zoning and a $10 million resort project.
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City Planning Commission
Larry Bussard
North Scottsdale
Bussard
Lou Jekel
Commission
Republic Development Co
Hayden Road
McDowell Road
Maddox Warns Nation Faces Tough 1974 Recession
Georgia Lt. Gov. Lester Maddox said the nation has about one chance in a thousand to escape a recession in 1974. The remark was reported from Chattanooga, Tennessee by United Press International.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
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