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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1975

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Senate weighs natural gas controls amid oil company talks

A Senate vote 56 to 30 rejected Hart’s amendment and backed delay on major energy bills. Sen John Tunney proposed limiting freed gas from price controls, with a moderate overall rise still allowed. The plan targets eight top oil groups Exxon Shell Texaco Mobil Atlantic Richfield Chevron California Standard Oil Indiana as antitrust actions loom.

Hart Senate John.v Tunney Dcalif Cerey Reited Caverta Meise Geass Alvin da ‘Ale Exxon Shell Texaco Mobil Atlantic Richfield Sonata Oil California Standard Oil Indiana

Phoenix Council Denies Hearing On Marijuana Decriminalization

The Phoenix City Council balked at a public hearing on decriminalizing personal marijuana use. Cannabis lobbyist Moran urged a hearing to air facts and consider a resolution urging state lawmakers to end personal use decriminalization. Council members warned such hearings exceed city authority.

Michael Moran Cannabis Discrimination Lobby Richard V. Campana Moran Paul Messinger William C. Jenkins Phoenix Tucson

Union backs Scottsdale city workers in grievance drive

About 25 water sewer and sanitation workers from Scottsdale met with Ser vice Workers' Association Local 1297 as the union promised full support for their grievances against the city. Local 1297 business manager Wilbur Richey said Phoenix and Maricopa County employees joined the Scottsdale group, pledging a united front. City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire offered to meet the workers but barred union representatives from attending sessions.

Wilbur Richey Service Workers ‘Association Scottsdale Richey Phoenix Maricopa County United Front Franklin D. Aleshire

Paradise Valley Racquet Club case delayed to November

Paradise Valley planners grant another continuance for Osmond Burton Jr and John Bartolomeo to submit site plans and data for the 2 acre resort hotel and tennis club. A lost airline shipment delayed the process and the panel set November 4 for the next planning and zoning meeting.

Chrisshuey Paradise Valley Osmond Burton Jr John Bartolomeo Planning and Zoning Commission Burton Phoenix Chicago Burton and Bartolomeo Eatur Commission Tuenilay Scottsdale Airline Town Mc Kowal Kowal Willan’ ‘Simon

Scottsdale School Board Hedges On 36000 Federal Funds

Scottsdale school board delayed approval of accepting 36000 in federal funds to support CETA positions across the district. Jobs include coordinators testers attendance monitors and clerks while a Title IX compliance plan was adopted with a district committee led by Ira King to ensure future enforcement across schools.

Scottsdale School Board Stono Groundsmen Board Paul Streich Department ‘of Health, Education and Welfare Scottsdale Ira King King

Lost funds at Saguaro High prompt teacher memo

Saguaro High and Scottsdale schools face questions over activity funds. About $14,564.91 existed on July 1 and $11,529.87 by August. Principal Ray Davis said rumors spread that a bookstore manager stole money, as about 20 teachers asked him.

Saguaro High Scottsdale Saguaro High Schools Ray Davis Saguaro Davis

Scottsdale Phoenix and Glendale honored for cost-saving programs

U.S. News and World Report cites Scottsdale Phoenix and Glendale among 13 U.S. municipalities adopting money-saving measures to cut local government costs. Scottsdale praised for Fire Wrangler program training city employees as-paid on-duty firefighters. Phoenix lauded for a garbage-collection system using 900-gallon containers and power-driven emptiers saving about 3.3 million in two years. Glendale shifting to compact cars for city use while fire and police retain full-sized sedans.

Scottsdale Phoenix Glendale U.S. News and World Report Emen News Fire and Police Departments

Moody's official warns NYC default risk to markets

Jackson Phillips of Moody's Investors Service told the House that a New York City or state default would be avoided if possible but could trigger severe penalties. He warned major investors may not back traditional financing to rescue the city.

Washington Congress New York City Jackson Phillips Moody's Investors Service Inc House ‘Economic Stabilization New’ York Rmitogether Phillips

Two U S Embassy officers kidnapped in Beirut street clash

Charles Gallagher and William Dykes Jr. were identified as the kidnapped U S Information Agency officials, the director and deputy director, at a Beirut barricade during Lebanon's Christian Muslim conflict. The incident draws international concern as factions clash in the city.

Beirut Lebanon Charles Gallagher Roanoke William Dykes Jr San Jose Calif U.S. Information Agency

Sunny Warmth and Brief Rain Chance Forecast

The forecast calls for sunny and warmer today with a high in the mid 80s. Partly cloudy and windy Thursday with a cooler high in the upper 70s and a 10 percent chance of showers. Overnight low around 60.

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