Faron Campaign Faces Conflict of Interest Claims
The piece questions the impartiality of Commissioner Al Faron in Arizona's Corporation Commission. It notes a 3,800 lawyers appeal for contributions from four firms representing regulated monopolies and warns how future rate cases could test his independence if reelected.
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Doctors Union Debate Reflects Public Trust Gap
Article examines why doctors form unions such as the Union of American Physicians and the Professional Guild of Arizona. It notes patient views shift as physicians are seen as human with flaws. Critics warn unionization could widen distrust and urges further study into patient alienation and remedies.
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House declines live TV coverage of congressional debates
The Rules Committee rejected a bid to televise House floor proceedings in late February, blocking a full House vote. Critics cited censorship and fear of public scrutiny, while supporters argued live coverage would educate citizens and align with other bodies offering broadcasts. The move stalled reform efforts amid Bicentennial year rhetoric.
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Slips On Her First Trips to Stockholm
The Springfield Missouri News Leader reports she wore a blonde wing to mislead journalists on early trips to Stockholm. The item notes the tactic aimed to disguise her identity during coverage by reporters.
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Jackson’s New York Threats Narrow Campaign Path
Backstage win for Sen. Henry M. Jackson underscores two dangers in New York as the primary looms. His talks prompted Sen. Hubert Humphrey to cancel a Buffalo visit, amid rising Carter support and persistent Humphrey preference among party regulars and reformers.
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Crangle
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Nuclear safety debate stirs Arizona safeguards petition
A reader criticizes Scottsdale Progress coverage on an initiative to place nuclear safety safeguards on the November ballot. The writer supports the effort and urges clear, insured safeguards and waste disposal plans amid tensions over nuclear power policy.
City editor letter argues profit, not loss, guides future
Rexbell Young of Scottsdale defends basing city growth on profit over loss arguing municipal costs should not drive policy and deficit spending is a risky last resort. He says profits fund a balanced community and warns ignoring revenue potential is like robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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