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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1972

Page

2

Ecology or Not You Can't Roll Back Time essay

Ecology essay argues conservationists cannot revert to a past era and warns against extreme backlash to environmental reforms. It cites real estate critic Sanford Goodwin, university students, California Proposition 9, EPA official Stanley Greenfield, and public concern over costs of air and water pollution. The author urges informed, pragmatic cleanup rather than fear-driven backlash.

Mel Ellis TTEM California Sanford Goodwin Wisconsin Electric Utilities Wisconsin Power and Light Company Friends Stanley Greenfield Federal Environmental Protection Agency Houston Ernest B. Furgurson Los Angeles Times Ecology Ralph Fonek Everett Wash Paper Company Gaid Scott Paper Property Hare National Wildlife Federation Council On Environmental Quality

FBI Spying on Rep Reuss Family Draws Attention

Washington reports reveal the FBI spent extensive time tracking Representative Reuss family members including his daughter Jacqueling and son Michael. Dossier notes reference Peace movement ties, a Stanford student associate, and a 1965 Mississippi civil rights arrest, with later clearance for the son. The piece notes broader FBI political focus and surveillance of antiwar activists.

Jacqueling FSI Michael Reuss Faith Margaret Washington Federal City College Agd FBI Reusses Mike Reuss Robert Avakian Avakian Central Committee Bay Area Evolutionary Union Young Reuss Lafayelle Calif Mark Silverman Silverman Stanford University West Point Miss

Modest Proposal satire on pollution standards sparks Arizona debate

Jerry Owen presents a satirical piece comparing air pollution control to Swift with an editor note from Northern Arizona University. The essay parodies supposed scientific rigor by proposing a lethal sulfur dioxide experiment in towns with copper smelters to set objective pollution limits, inviting emotional, public reaction.

Jerry Owen Northern Arizona University Charles H. Black Swift Arizona State Board of Health Copper London Ajo Douglas Miami

Summer Danger on Arizona Roads this Travel Season

The Arizona Highway Department warns that the summer travel rush increases highway risk. Many drivers ignore safety rules, creating a deadly odds against individuals. If drivers acted as if every trip carried mortal danger, highway deaths could drop.

Empire State Building Arizona Highway Department

Nixon reshapes world balance with China and Russia

The Christian Science Monitor lauds President Nixon for redefining global power by integrating China and maintaining equality with Russia. It calls his 10 month effort a foundation for a safer, more balanced world and notes the shift from a two power to a three power dynamic.

Nixon American Congress George Canning Richard Nixon Peking Russia Vietnam United States China Harry Truman Greece Mr. Wixon Congress Truman Mr. Niton Russa Canning

Duke Edward VII Reflections On Abdication And Royal Life

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor discuss the abdication 25 years prior, and the challenges of royal life. He defends the decision while noting the constitutional limits on a king, and she remarks on public attitudes toward marriage to a divorced woman. The interview recalls monarchies, relatives, and historical connections across Europe.

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Cocktail Girl and Tattoo Queries in Salon Gossip

High speed tap counts cap at 840 taps per minute while Las Vegas cocktail waitresses earn about 200 dollars weekly. The column mixes fashion jokes, tattoo popularity, crepes suzette origin, and melancholy West Berlin suicide rates with brief editorials and reader notes.

Las Vegas

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