Ford backs 45 day oil price control plan amid veto clash
President Ford joins GOP senators in endorsing a 45 day extension of oil price controls while Democrats push for a six month measure. House Speaker Albert forecasts a veto override possibility, with talks on a longer term phaseout and a gas decontrol plan to help winter supplies. Iran’s Shah says OPEC will raise crude prices this month, boosting 1975 revenues and signaling higher gasoline costs.
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Three Scottsdale men charged in weekend armed holdups
Scottsdale police arrested Stephen Hughes Douglas Jones and Brant Boeing after a Saturday night robbery at Granny's Boarding House. Investigators tie the trio to up to nine prior holdups since July in Scottsdale and Tempe.
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Scottsdale district weighs transferring teachers over low enrollment
Scottsdale School District eyed transfers as early as Wednesday with up to five teachers moved from Cherokee and Cocopah elementaries due to under predicted enrollments. Attendance fell 38 from Thursday to Friday while overall district enrollment trends lower since 1970.
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Fire drills trigger three alarms at Motorola plant in Phoenix
Five spectators were injured when a fire hose swept them off their feet during three fire alarms at Motorola's eastside plant. Fire units from 14 engines, four ladders, two rescues and 90 firefighters responded to fires in Building A and Building K caused by duct work, hydrogen and oxygen pipes, and hazardous chemicals. Firefighter Paul Bielecki suffered burn injuries.
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Colombian Army Inspector General Killed in Drive-by Shooting
Gunmen in a speeding car killed Gen Ramon Arturo Rincon, the inspector general of the Colombian army, as he rode to the Defense Ministry in a limousine. The general led campaigns against leftist guerrillas while his chauffeur was badly wounded.
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EPA proposes bottle deposits for beverage containers
The Environmental Protection Agency will propose new regulations this month requiring deposits on all beverage containers sold on federal property. The move aims to reduce solid waste from disposables and could pressure states and localities to adopt similar curb.
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SEATO Marks Birthday in Bangkok Amid Unity Fray
SEATO outlined by Bangkok ceremony marks its 21st anniversary as doubts rise over the alliance’s aim. The Philippines and Thailand, its only Asian members, agreed the original purpose may no longer hold, casting doubt on SEATO’s future.
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Trenton Water Troubles Again Forces Closures
Trenton authorities closed schools and industries without independent water supplies as workers finished repairs to restore service in New Jersey's capital and nearby suburbs. Deputy director Melvin Ruhl said the system, disabled a week ago, was getting about 80 percent of its normal flow.
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Desegregation Busing Rolls Out in Boston Schools
More than 100 arrests followed as U S marshals and National Guard troops assisted the Boston Public School system implementing a court ordered desegregation plan. Police riflemen secured rooftops and marshals guarded bus routes to start the new busing program.
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Paris Bank Held Up in Armed Siege Near Invalides
Gangsters armed with automatic weapons seized seven hostages at a Paris bank near the Invalides today and demanded a 1.35 million dollar ransom. Police set a perimeter with reinforcements and sharpshooters ready to act, but offered no deadline or hostage threats.
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Strikes Extend Summer Break for Million Public School Pupils
In New York and across twelve states teachers strike over pay class size and job security. New York City with 1.1 million pupils begins classes as city officials meet union leaders to avert a strike by 65 000 teachers.
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Variable Clouds With Late Showers And Warm Finishes
Weather update notes 90 degree highs today with 20 percent rain chances this afternoon 30 percent tonight and this evening 10 percent Tuesday. Mostly sunny Tuesday and warmer mid 90s with mid 70s overnight lows.
Volunteers sought Probation workers needed
Volunteers assist probationers in reentry, with Maricopa County program seeking quality people. Dolores Arriaga, 35, a Scottsdale resident, works with two clients in Mesa and Sunnyslope, noting one responds slowly while the other has improved with guidance. She emphasizes dedication, personal time, and keeping promises to those she helps.
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