Ford tax cut clash fuels claim of 395 billion ceiling
House Ways and Means Chair Ullman and Speaker Albert pressed Treasury Secretary Simoni to specify where a 28 billion spending cut would come from in exchange for Ford's tax cut. Simoni urged a 395 billion spending ceiling, while Ford vowed to veto any bill lacking that restraint.
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Washington
House
Ford
Congress
al Aliman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
William B. Simoni
Simon
White House
Ullman
Albert
Teeuve
Boy Faces Injury After Downhill Trail Crash Near Papago Park
John and four friends rode a downhill trail near Hole-in-the-Rock at Papago Park when he lost control. He spent time in hospital then returned home with a four-wheeled cushioned wagon and a partial body cast.
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John
Stiles
Scottsdale Council Backs Hospital Site at Pima and Shea
Scottsdale officials back endorsing a Kaiser Aetna donor site at Pima and Shea for a future hospital and oppose John C Lincoln Hospital land use in the Payear North Scottsdale project. They stress planning principles, traffic, and population projections guiding the stance.
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Scottsdale
Kaiser Aetna
Shea Boulevard
Pima Road
Pima
Shea
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Westcor
North Scottsdale
Metical Pasition Ltd
Pima and
North Scottsdale Group
Ganeon
Health Planning Council
Gan
Lincoln
Hearing on federal housing aid for elderly units set tonight
A public hearing at 8 p.m. during the city council meeting will discuss adding federally assisted housing for the elderly. The plan covers 75 existing units with HUD rental aid and 240 new units from two developers, Hacienda de Los Arcos and Clover Development, pending approvals and city housing plan qualification.
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City Hall
Department of Housing
75Th
Culver Streets
Clover Development
McDowell
Hayden Road
Brakes May Have Triggered Tempe Informer Car Bomb
Reports say a speeding late model car explosion in Tempe killed Mafia informer Joseph Bombacino. Investigators weigh brake denotation device theory against other detonation causes as FBI ATF and Tempe police probe with no conclusive verdict.
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Tempe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
ATF
U.S. Treasury Department
Scottsdale Police Today
Joseph’ Bombacino
Pinnacle Peak restaurant sale for 1.1 million
A federal bankruptcy judge confirmed Southwest Restaurant Systems sale of Pinnacle Peak to Harvey R. McElhanon Jr. for 1.1 million. The deal cancels prior stockholder interests and issues new stock to McElhanon as part of a reorganization plan to pay creditors. The action follows approval by US District Court Judge Walter E. Craig.
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Pinnacle
Peak Patio Restaurant
Harvey
R. McElhanon Jr
Rusty Nail
McElhanon
John H. Greer Jr
Charles Gilbert Harris
Southwest Restaurant Systems, Inc
Pinnacle Peak
Ed Davis
US District Court
Walter E. Craig
Riley rezoning bid to be revised by council final vote
The Scottsdale council will refer the Riley rezoning case back to the planning commission as Martha Riley revises plans for a 39 acre parcel near the Arizona Canal. The case previously saw a planning commission denial of 275 potential units and a staff recommendation for 247 units. The owner now seeks R1-7 single family planned residential development allowing 213 patio homes with no townhouses.
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Riley
Planning Commission
Larry D. Bussard
Martha Riley
Bussard
Arizona Canal
Hayden Road
82Nd Street
Bussardi
Scottsdale Manica
Thunderbird
Storeneadio
Vies
Congress Overrules Ford Veto On Child Nutrition Bill
The House voted to override President Ford's veto of a 2.75 billion dollar child nutrition bill. Senate leaders eyed a possible vote later today or Tuesday as debate cited that the measure would not extend aid to non-poor children. Local reports also note a four day strike by about 900 Kansas City firefighters ending after mediation talks. Ford then visited Knoxville to confer with seven Appalachian state governors on energy and natural gas price controls.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
House Education Committee
Kansas City
International Association of Firefighters Union
Knoxville
Tenn
Appalachian
McGhee- Tyson
Air National Guardsmen
Dutch Tourists Clash With Spaniards Over Executions
In Madrid a group of Dutch vacationers angrily berated Spain over the execution of five young terrorists. The son-in-law of Gen. Francisco Franco, Dr. Cristobal Martinez-Bordin, reportedly confronted the visitors. a fist fight ensued and he suffered facial injuries. No arrests were reported.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Cristobal
Martinez-Bordin
Kissinger Denies Commitment to Israel Defense Pact
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States has not committed armed forces to Israel in case the Soviet Union intervenes in the Middle East. He said no far reaching commitments were made to Israel or Egypt beyond oil in event of a boycott.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
U.S
Israel
Soviet Union
Middle East
Sinai
Senate
Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Kissinger
Egypt
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Scottsdale” Memorial
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Euitll
Health
Bombacino
Joseph Nardi
Canton
S. Mill Ave
Richard Christensen
Perts
FBI
Washington D.C
AFT
Christensen
Jim Reeves
Reeves
Roger Young
Clearman
Associated Press
Appalachia
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