Panels explore energy issue at Scottsdale conference
A Scottsdale Fine Arts Center weekend conference examined energy from social ethical political and economic angles. Speakers panels and demonstrations by groups such as the Committee for Non Nuclear Future Electric League of Arizona and Arizonans for Safe Energy highlighted clothing energy use solar geothermal and nuclear options with experts noting costs willingness to pay and potential policy impacts.
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Bonnie Foster
Scottsdale
Fine Arts Center
Committee For & Non-Nuclear Future
Electric League of Arizona
Arizona Public Service
Arizonans For Safe Energy
Mac Elliott
Phoenix
Donald J. Wolf
Arizona State University
Wolf
William C. Malm
Center For Integrated Studies
Northern Arizona University
Energy and Democratic Values
Albert J. Mayer
ASU
Arizona Council On the Humanities and Public Policy
Center For Environmental Studies
City of
East Maricopa
Turkiye jetliner wreck to be cleared. 155 dead
Rescue teams prepare to remove 155 bodies from a Central Turkish mountainside after a Sunday night jetliner crash. All 147 passengers and eight crew members are reported dead with no survivors.
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Ankara
Turkey
Senate panel backs wilderness areas in four states
A Senate Interior subcommittee heard testimony supporting bills to add new wilderness areas in California Colorado Arizona and Hawaii. Proposed tracts include Joshua Tree California Mesa Verde Colorado Saguaro Chiricahua Ariz and Haleakala Hawaii in the national wilderness system.
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Washington
Senate Interior
California
Colorado
Arizona
Hawaii
Joshua Tree National Monument
Calif
Mesa Verde National Park
Colo
Saguaro National Monument
Ariz
Chiricahua National Monument
Haleakala National Park
Ford Carter second debate set for San Francisco October 6
White House sources say the second Ford Carter debate will be in San Francisco on October 6. The topic will be foreign policy and national defense. The first debate occurred in Philadelphia on a domestic and economic topics. The third debate is slated for October 22 on a wide range of topics.
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Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
San Francisco
White House
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Kissinger Visits Zambia To Discuss Rhodesia Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger traveled to Lusaka to brief President Kenneth Kaunda on weekend discussions in Pretoria with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and South African Premier John Vorster. Allies push for possible advance toward black rule in Rhodesia and South-West Africa.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
Zambia
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
Kissinger
Lusaka
Kenneth Kaunda
Ian D. Smith
John Vorster
Weather outlook: high clouds with warm nights
Variable high cloudiness today and Tuesday with little temperature change. Expect highs in the mid 90s both days and lows around the low 70s tonight.
Nuclear petition rate due decides fate of Arizona ballot
The State Court of Appeals considers whether 80 000 signatures were filed in time for the Nuclear Safeguards Initiative. Judge Sandra O Connors ruling invalidated a five month filing rule and allowed the measure to proceed if sufficient signatures exist. If approved by voters, the plan would halt Palo Verde reactor construction and lift liability limits for accidents.
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State Court of Appeals
Maricopa County
Arizonans For Safe Energy
APS
Appeals
O’connor
Palo Verde
Phoenix
APS Officials Meet Over 16 Million Refund Plan
Arizona Public Service Co and the State Corporation Commission met separately to decide how to return 16 million dollars to customers after the Arizona Supreme Court knocked down the rate increase. Both sides say refunds must wait as funds are already spent and lump sum refunds are not feasible. The court remanded the case, leaving a path to possibly continue the higher rate until a refund plan is decided.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Supreme Court
Utility
Commission
APS
Ed Zumach
Supreme Court
Paradise Valley youths shine in Scottsdale Junior Rodeo
Barry Rice and kin Gene Rice from Paradise Valley compete in team calf roping at the Scottsdale Jaycees Junior Rodeo held this weekend at Parada del Sol grounds. About 400 young cowboys entered the event with saddle bronc bareback and bull riding also on the rough stock lineup Saturday and Sunday.
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Barry Rice
Paradise Valley
Gene Rice
Scottsdale
Jaycees
Parada del Sol Rodeo Grounds
Scottsdale considers dropping brick crosswalks to speed project
City council will discuss removing brick-textured crosswalks on Scottsdale Road from Osborn to Indian School to shave time from the schedule. Merchants urged the change after strong support for eliminating the walks to finish faster, with the project running into November under current plans. City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire cites merchant pressure to restore normal business.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Osborn and
Indian School
Franklin D. Aleshire
City and Indians plan October meeting over Pima Road widening
The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community tribal council agrees to meet with city officials on October 7 to discuss Pima Road widening and related issues. City Attorney Filler says the city will file its response within 10 days to a July federal suit over right-of-way.
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Salt River
Pima-Maricopa
Pima Road
SCC instructor defends troubled European summer tours
Scottsdale Community College instructor Norman Jenson defends a four year old European summer tour program amid audits and complaints. The district faces calls for an attorney investigation and stricter controls on tour financing and recruitment while considering withdrawing sponsorship and continuing credit for students under tighter guidelines.
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Maricopa County Community College
Scottsdale Community College
Norman Jenson
Journey Associates
Roger Brooks
SCC
Jenson
Maurice Garson
Richard Goldberg
Phoenix College
Thomas Templeton
Mesa Community College
Brooks
Scottsdale School tour policy aims to prevent abuse says leader
James Reith the district language arts coordinator notes that overseas tours for Scottsdale School students are tightly regulated. Tours require detailed records from breakfast times to itineraries and have board sanction. Students earn one credit for five week trips with 42 hours of classroom prep, a journal and a project.
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Scottsdale
James Reith
School Board
Sanc
Reith
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