Scottsdale candidate calls for firing of city magistrate
A group led by David Conner urges immediate dismissal of City Magistrate Dan Roth over alleged irregularities in the Scottsdale City Court. They claim abusive language, missing files, erased tapes, and a court employee tied to a public document theft are being investigated. Roth could not be reached for comment.
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Scottsdale
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Scottsdale High School
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Carter decries oil price lift as energy plan fights on
President Carter warned the oil and gas industry push to end federal price controls risks the biggest ripoff in history. He defended his energy plan as fair, proposing higher natural gas prices and retained oil controls with a crude tax to curb demand. House and Senate negotiators prepared to reconcile differences after the House endorsed most of his plan.
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Energy officials urge utilities to press for federal policy compromise
Howard F. Perry of the Energy Department told a Western Systems Coordinating Council energy symposium that utilities are paranoid about customers and regulators. He urged open Washington communication and warned against expecting no federal retail rate structure. Lou Hauser of Westinghouse argued breeder reactor safety, U.S. lag, and rising world oil needs for the 1980s.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Marley denies masterminding Bolles death in 1976 slaying
Phoenix Millionaire Kemper Marley Sr. testified as a defense witness for Max Dunlap denying any knowledge or involvement in the car bombing that killed Don Bolles, asserting he had nothing to do with the crime and never expressed any wish to harm Bolles.
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Don Bolles
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Arizona Republic
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Chandler
Bruce Babbitt
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Scottsdale progress review shows most Brookings goals met
City staff evaluate 47 Brookings goals for Scottsdale and report 33 met or nearing completion, seven partially met, three not carried out, with four unclear. Seminars and a STEP forum will assess status and draft new recommendations for Scottsdale's future.
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Hijacked Lufthansa jet from Mallorca to Frankfurt lands in Rome
A West German airliner with 92 aboard was hijacked by a gunman demanding the release of comrades in West German prisons. The plane landed in Rome before continuing to Nicosia, Cyprus, after a stopover. A second report notes a U S yacht under attack off southern Vietnam possibly with Cornelia M Dellenbaugh aboard.
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Columbia fugitive Mark Rudd pleads guilty to misdemeanor
New York law enforcement says Mark Rudd, 30, admitted a misdemeanor related to the 1968 Columbia University takeover after seven years in hiding. He remains free on recognizance and still faces felony charges tied to 1969 Chicago demonstrations.
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Columbia University
Rudd
Chicago
Congress approves mandatory airbags for new cars
Congress moves toward requiring passive restraints in all new cars. The Senate and House Commerce Committee votes set the mandate for some models by 1981 and full compliance by the 1984 model year.
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Murder Suspect Arraigned in Maryland Stabbing Deaths
In Elvaton Maryland a 16yearold son of a former state labor leader was arraigned in a locked courtroom on three counts of firstdegree murder for stabbing three neighbor girls to death. One lawyer said he was mentally unable to assist in his defense. Stuart Kreier did not enter a plea and remained held without bond as an adult.
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Warm stretch continues with temperatures near 90
Sunny and warm today with a high around 90. Friday will be similar with a low 60s overnight and a high in the upper 80s. Noon reading today reached 87 percent humidity around 19 percent.
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