Scottsdale budget cuts total nearly 2 million dollars next week
City Manager Dale Carter said proposed cuts would total about 1.9 million to the 20.7 million fiscal year budget. He noted revenue shortfalls in the first two months and said cuts will affect most programs while preserving flood control funded by bonds.
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Dale Carter
Carter
William Jenkins
Richard V. Campana
Paul Messinger
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
Bob Call
Aera
Economy to stay dull and sluggish through 1975 forecast
Washington based economist Alan Greenspan, head of the CEA, warned at a Health, Education and Welfare conference that inflation ridden growth will remain dull and sluggish through mid 1975. He cited rising Medicare and Medicaid costs and anticipated further inflation especially in food prices.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Council of Economic Advisers
Alan Greenspan
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Greenspan
HEW
RFD Wins Costly OSHA Duel Over Fire Equipment
Rural Fire Department leader Lou Witzeman publicly noted the win in principle after OSHA cited 12 nonserious violations and fined three items at $30 each. Witzeman paid two fines and protested one over five-gallon GI gas cans, arguing slip-top cans risked safety on rough rides. The commission later deemed gasoline transport provisions satisfactory.
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Lou Witzeman
Scottsdale Firefighters Association
U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
RFD
Witzeman
Ford and lawmakers weigh covert CIA policy after Chile disclosures
President Ford and congressional leaders privately reviewed covert abroad operations with Chile in focus. Senators Mansfield Scott Stennis Thurmond and others attended the 90 minute meeting with Kissinger and Ford. The panel and leaders showed limited support for new CIA controls and a joint oversight committee was not favored.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
CIA
Chile
Mansfield
Hugh Scott
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Carl Albert
House
Thomas O'Neill
Massachusetts
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Edward Hebert
Dla
William Bray
Indiana
Ford
Rainy spell continues with scattered totals across Arizona
More rain is due as an active system lingers over the Phoenix area and the Salt River Valley after Wednesday showers. Unofficial reports cite North Phoenix at .83 inches and Scottsdale at .29. Other highs include Winslow .51, Payson .46, Hawley Lake .40, Sedona .21, and Show Low .16, with minor street flooding and no major damage reported.
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Sedona
Arizona
Stingaat
SCC students resign from grievances panel at Scottsdale Chamber
Scottsdale Community College students withdraw from the Chamber of Commerce Education Committee protesting canceled meetings to examine SCC grievances. Student body president Todd Schwarz says the action aims to expose alleged stifling of student concerns. Faculty reps Bill Kendall and Bob Winters also resign, citing futility of gains from the panel.
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Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
SCC
Todd Schwarz
Bill Kendall
Bob Winters
Mike Svaco
John Prince
Maricopa County
Schwarz
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Supreme Court to rule on Common Cause ballot initiative
The Arizona State Supreme Court was to decide today if the Common Cause backed initiative goes on the November ballot after an appeal of a Maricopa County ruling that insufficient valid signatures were filed. The measure demands tighter financial disclosure by officials candidates and lobbyists and faces opposition from lawmakers including House Speaker Stan Akers and AFL-CIO official Darwin Aycock.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Supreme Court
Common Cause
Maricopa County
Superior Court
House
Stan Akers
R-Phoenix
Darwin Aycock
State
AFL- Clo
Substitutes’ pay raise criticized as patchwork reform
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers president calls the district’s $3 daily raise from 20 to 23 dollars a patchwork fix. He urges a steady substitute pool and sick leave buyback to reduce absenteeism and steady teaching in subject areas.
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Scottsdale
Larry Bell
Bell
Stitutes
É Bell
Wall Street gains as rate-cut speculation grows
At 3 p.m. the Dow Jones industrials rose 23.86 points to 675.77 amid active trading and talk a lower interest rate trend may be forming. Nelson Rockefeller, the vice presidential nominee, states his net worth is about 162 million dollars with 20 million tied to art and land for public transfer after death.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Backers Fail Again on Consumer Agency Bill in Senate
Proponents of a consumer protection agency failed for the fourth time to end a Senate filibuster. The defeat ends the proposal for this session of Congress and backers blame President Ford for not taking a clear stand on the issue.
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Washington
Consumer Protection Agency
Senate
Congress
Ford
Vet Administration Chief Promises Human Centered Service
Washington confirms veteran affairs leader Richard Roudebush pledges to treat each veteran as a human being not a number. He vows attentive care and to improve the VA’s handling of benefits and claims once confirmed by the Senate.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Richard Roudebush
Senate Veterans Committee
Nixon faces possible dual subpoena in Watergate trial
Washington authorities indicate former President Nixon may be required to testify for both sides in the Watergate cover-up trial. Prosecutor Leon Jaworski issued a subpoena for Nixon to appear on October 1, while a spokesman said the move will not conflict with a separate subpoena aimed at John Ehrlichman for the defense.
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Washington
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
John Ehrlichman
Soldiers use clubs to hold back protesters at Ethiopian army HQ
In Addis Ababa several hundred youths were prevented from charging the gates of an Ethiopian army headquarters by soldiers with clubs. The disturbance marked the most violent demonstration in the capital since the emperor was deposed.
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Addis Ababa
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