Editorial: Fish or cut bait on Arizona expose
The piece questions the Arizona organized crime expose as overhyped and insufficient, urging investigators to produce concrete facts rather than innuendo. It argues that despite public concern, no illegal acts by Sen. Barry Goldwater or associates are shown, and stresses voters deserve proof of misuse of office or criminal conduct. The editors urge decisive and substantiated findings.
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Arizona
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Phoenix
Webster
Sen. Goldwater
Editorial calls readers to study Arizona expose charges
The Times notes the Arizona expose deserves careful reading, with nationwide AP and UPI distribution. It argues the public has a right to know what the investigative team is reporting, despite skepticism, especially as the articles imply issues involving a U.S. senator and former presidential candidate.
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Arizona
Independent Press-Telegram
Associated Press
United Press International
United States
Times prints brief Arizona report amid innuendo controversy
The Los Angeles Times faced questions over uneven coverage, printing about 110 words on the Arizona report a day late on page 23 while previously publishing roughly 20,000 words of innuendo about Long Beach city government. Critics note a double standard since a team member works for a Times-Mirror paper.
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Los Angeles Times
Long Beach
Independent
Press-Telegram
Arizona Report
HUD revamps block grant to aid aging cities
HUD proposes major revisions to the Community Development Block Grant program under President Carter. The plan targets Northeast and Midwest cities with declining tax bases, shifting to a three year extension with a new three pronged funding formula and a $400 million annual allocation for action grants to spur private investment and rapid redevelopment.
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Ford
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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Midwest
Patricia Roberts Harris
Capitol Hill
Harris
RUD
Newark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Baltimore
Cleveland
HUT
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Nashville
Omaha
San Diego
Bic
Tree house for Amy alien at White House stance
A column humorously analyzes President Carter plans to build a tree house for his daughter Amy. The piece lampoons the project as a major spring story, noting design delays, regulatory hurdles, and political satire about federal agencies, cost, and public oversight.
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Amy
White House
Department of Energy
Carter
Plains
Nixon
Watergate
Lyndon Johnson
Gerald Ford
Harry Truman
American Institute of Architects
Environmental Protection Peace
EPA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
University of Illinois
Chicago
OSNA
District of Columbia
D.C
Fine Arts Commission
Friends of the White House
William E. Simon
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Bert Resnik
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E. H. Lowdermilk
Milton A. Lomas
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