Mexico oil strikes not to lower world prices says Echeverria
Mexican President Luis Echeverria told President Ford that newly found oil reserves will be sold at world prices to all buyers and not used to drive prices down. Ford said U S attitude toward Cuba remained unchanged as talks touched oil and domestic concerns.
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Scottsdale teachers press ad hoc evaluation plan
SEA leader June Reynolds urged Scottsdale teachers to form an ad hoc committee to create their own evaluation system. She warned the district will impose one if teachers do not act, stressing improvement of teaching and legality under state law. Scottsdale School Board member Paul Stretch and AFL-CIO affiliate Scottsdale Federation of Teachers supported a positive plan to aid teaching.
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Arizona Weather Forecast With Rain Expected Across State
Clouds and rain blanketed Arizona as the National Weather Service warned of more wet weather on Wednesday. Rain totals ranged from under .10 inches in deserts to around half an inch in mountain areas, with Nogales recording 1.16 inches in 24 hours and Fish Creek on the Apache Trail at 1 inch. A low pressure system from the Baja California coast could trigger heavier showers tonight in central mountains and southern valleys while highs were forecast near 70s in many areas and cooler mornings around 38 to 40 degrees at Hawley Lake Flagstaff Grand Canyon and a 72 degree high at Yuma.
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Baja
Calif
Driver claims dismissal from Shepway council duties
Damon Robinson says he is not upset after being fired as a garbage truck driver in Shepway England. He details a week of mishaps including driving into a ditch a brick wall clutch failure and a tipped truck in a country lane while on duty.
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England
UPI
Damon Robinson
Education expansion urged by PV candidates
Paradise Valley voters consider three candidates for two school board seats. Incumbent Al Goodman, Voie Coy, and B G Proffit advocate expanding special education and vocational programs, community schools and extended year options. They also clash over Prop 102 103 108, weighing bond turnout unification and spending limits amid district growth.
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Paradise Valley School Board
al Goodman
Department of Public Safety
Voie Coy
CODAC
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Navy
Goodman
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Sawhill Calls End to Gas Shortage via Higher Prices
Federal Energy Administrator John C. Sawhill said lifting federal price ceilings on natural gas is necessary to end shortages. He urged Congress to pass legislation removing production price limits and warned higher costs are inevitable, urging more domestic production to avoid balance of payments strain.
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Energy
John C. Sawhill
Congress
Labor Department reports highest cost living rise since 1947
September CPI up 1.2 percent as prices climb across foods haircuts shoe repair and other items. The report notes inflation at its peak since 1947 reflecting broad consumer cost pressures.
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Washington
Labor Artment
U.S. Cuts Saigon Staff in Cost Savings Drive
Saigon sources say 2,151 American civilian technicians and South Vietnamese employees were fired in a cost cutting move. A U.S. Embassy spokesman confirmed the firings as reluctant due to Congressional aid cuts to South Vietnam. The reductions would save about 19 million dollars in U.S. military aid next year.
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U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Soviet Jews accuse Moscow of breaking emigration agreement
Moscow dissidents say authorities harass people who applied to leave, despite a new U S Soviet pact that promised many Jews and others could emigrate in exchange for Moscow receiving most favored nation trade status.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Belfald incident reported with unclear details
An abbreviated OCR fragment describes a man in his mid thirties involved in a disturbance or incident. The text is garbled, and key facts such as location, exact act, and outcomes are not discernible from the readable portion.
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