Ford vetoes six month extension of oil price controls
President Ford vetoed a bill extending oil price controls and allocations for six months, leaving Congress to seek override or alternative legislation. The action ends the current price ceiling on roughly two thirds of U.S. crude production and affects federal authority to allocate supplies during shortages. Economists split on inflationary impact while the administration reviews targeted fixes.
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Arizona Supreme Court to hear Salt River flood appeal
The Arizona Supreme Court scheduled oral arguments for the SRP flood case arising from the Sept 5 1970 canal break near Pima Road that flooded 200 plus homes. A Maricopa County jury had found SRP liable, with total damages exceeding 1.1 million including meals.
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Arizona Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
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Court of Appeals
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Arizona Canal
Pima Road
Mohave Homeowners Association
Osmond Burton
Pima and
Granite Reef
Tribken inquest probes death certificate delay
The Tribken inquest continues as Deputy County Attorney Ron Reinstein questions why a death certificate was not signed the night Tribken died. He notes hospital release of Tribken's body before certification and cites planned transfer to a medical examiner system as coroners inquests are abolished.
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Paradise Valley
E. Robert Tribken
Tribken
Ron Reinstein
Reinstein
Christensen
Scottsdale Weekly Refuse Pickup Doubts Rise
Dick Brown head of Scottsdale field operations doubts switching to weekly refuse pickup if state eases rules. He warns it could force doubling containers for homes, complicating storage on small lots and patios. James D. Goff says advisory committee will study twice weekly rule amid EPA say weekly is enough.
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Dick Brown
Scottsdale
Brown
Patio
James D. Goff
State Health Services Department
Tattle tale saves Coronado High Library
Coronado High School library reports savings of about 12 798 worth of books after installing a 3M Spartan Book Detection System at the exit. The system reduced losses from 3 267 books valued at 14 702 to 441 books costing 1 909 last year while slowing checkout slightly.
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Tim McGraw
Coronado High School Library
Jack Kearney
Gonnie “Mulholland
Saguaro ‘High
Saguaro
Jeannette ‘Smith
BO Mulholland
Stuart
Atholland
Mulholland
Congress Overrides Ford Veto On Education Money Bill
The House voted 379 to 41 to override President Ford's veto of an education funding measure, a margin far exceeding the required two thirds, prompting a showdown over federal spending. Paris police seek two armed robbers after a high speed bank heist on the Left Bank. They escaped with 6 million francs after hostage negotiations and a money exchange for a limousine. Las Vegas endures a heavy rainstorm with four inches of water in minutes, raising flood warnings.
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Las Vegas
Battle in Tripoli as sectarian fighting roils Lebanon
In Tripoli clashes erupt between Christians and Muslims using guns bombs and rockets as sectarian warfare continues for a third day in northern Lebanon. Separately in San Diego a federal judge refuses to shorten the 20 year sentence of Bobby Joe Keesee linked to the kidnapping and murder of an American diplomat in Mexico.
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Lebanon
Tripoli
Keesee
San Diego
Bobby Joe Keesee
Phoenix
Mexico
New York Legislature Enacts Emergency NYC Budget Plan
After more than ten hours of talks the state legislature passed an emergency budget plan for New York City allotting about 2 billion dollars to shore up finances. Gov. Hugh L. Carey signed the bill into law.
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New York City
Hugh L. Carey
Weather outlook with heat rises and chances of rain
Mostly sunny and warmer today and Wednesday with a slight chance of evening thundershowers. Highs reach the upper 90s today and near 101 Wednesday. Lows tonight mid 70s. Rain probability 20 percent this afternoon and evening and 10 percent Wednesday.
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