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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1975

Page

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Scottsdale FOP endorses Tucson strike amid internal clash

A small group of Scottsdale Fraternal Order of Police members endorsed the Tucson Police Fire Association strike, drawing sharp criticism from many department members and Police Chief Nemetz. Lodge 35 plans a full-membership meeting to decide on the endorsement.

Chris Shuey Scottsdale Fraternal Order of Police Tucson Police Fire Association FOP Scottsdale Police Tucson Association Walter C. Nemetz Scottsdale Police Department Roy Finch Barstow Tucson Tucson Police-Fire Association Fraternal Order of Police Scottsdale Lodge No. 35 Fitch Nemetz

Bricklin confident on future amid New Brunswick receivership

Malcolm Bricklin says sports car sales prospects are improving though firm faces potential disaster if financial troubles persist. New Brunswick placed Bricklin Canada Ltd. in receivership after a lender stalemate, with $18.7 million invested by the province and two banks negotiating a $10 million expansion loan. Bricklin notes a temporary shutdown due to lender breakdowns and aims to reopen communications while continuing to push next year’s models to market.

Malcolm Bricklin Bricklin Scottsdale New Brunswick Bricklin Canada Ltd St. John Minto Province of New Brunswick Fin Pennsylvania Bank of Philadelphia U.S. West Coast

Tucson mediation narrows gap in police fire strike

Federal mediator Guy Parent said talks with Tucson police and fire unions near a settlement as the week-long walkout enters a fragile phase. Strikers reduced pickets while the city refrains from contempt citations. main dispute remains a higher pay raise for public safety workers versus a city-wide raise.

Tucson Guy Parent Parent Police Fire Association Barbara Weymanin Lewis Murphy Joel Valdez

OPEC hikes oil price by 10 percent for Oct raise

A Venezuelan official said OPEC will raise oil prices 10 percent as of October 1 and then freeze for nine months. The hike could add about a penny to a gallon of US gasoline. US energy chief Frank Zarb called the move outrageous amid debate over national energy policy. Saudi Arabia and Iran reconciled differences influencing the decision.

Vienna Austria Organization”of America Venezuela Valentin’ Hernandez Acosta Hernandez Acosta Washington Frank Zarb Congress U.S United States

Getty Oil predicts 300 percent rise in new natural gas costs

A Getty Oil internal Industry Outlook Series report forecasts natural gas prices rising by more than 300 percent if price controls are lifted, with substantial increases even under continued regulation. The leak prompts comments from Getty lawyer Monzingo and Rep. Moss amid Congressional investigations.

Washington Getty Oil Co Getty American Gas Association AGA Senate Industry Outlook

Auto licensing office eyed to reopen in Scottsdale

County official says a new vehicle licensing office may open in Scottsdale by end of October after the prior site at 7232 EB First St closed in August. A mobile unit will visit Scottsdale on Oct 6 14 20 and 27 from 9 am to 4 pm serving Paradise Valley on Oct 17 and 29.

Scottsdale y.Lee Prins First St Prins Mobile Hause

IRS sabotage allegations reach congressional probe

Congress forwards unverified claims that IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander sabotaged an IRS probe of top executives. Rep. Vanik confirms the Ways and Means subcommittee has received the allegations, now referred to the Justice Department for action. In California, GOP officials say Ford will visit Los Angeles on Oct 29 and San Francisco the next day amid life attempt headlines.

IRS Washington Internal Revenue Service Donald Alexander Congress Justice Department Charles A. Vanik Ohio House Ways and Means Alexander Los Angeles California Republican Party Ford Paul Haerle St. Francis Hotel San Francisco

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