Roosevelt era game ranges under new control debated
The 1939 Kofa and two other West ranges face transfer to the Bureau of Land Management. Critics argue it weakens desert wildlife protection, urging continued Fish and Wildlife Service stewardship and highlighting opposition from Arizona groups and the Wilderness Society.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arizona
America
Rogers Morton
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau
Wilderness Society
Remembering Helen Marston of Paradise Valley
Helen Marston known across Paradise Valley for town hall service until 1971 retirement. She edited local history and mentored residents while active, speaking her mind on community matters. Her senseless murder cut short a frail but devoted defender of the town’s integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marston
Paradise Valley
Critics oppose federal bailout of utilities amid rising power costs
A New York firm notes 61.3 percent rate hikes by 15 major utilities over 18 months and warns against a temporary federal subsidy. Murray Weidenbaum argues subsidies distort markets, shift burdens to other sectors, and weaken state regulators while doing little to save consumers money.
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New York
Ford
Energy Policy Council
Rogers Morton
Morton
Alan Greenspan
Uncle Sam
Weidenbaum
Washington’s
White House
Michigan
Illinois
Dear Friend obituary note and travel ad snippets
A letter from the Population Crisis Committee honors William H. Draper Jr as a tireless leader and advocate for family planning. The piece adds a quip about Ben Franklin as a contrast and cites a Villa Vegetariana Health Resort ad in Cuernavaca Mexico offering smoking surcharges and tequila rules.
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Population Crisis Committee
Wash
D.C
William H. Draper, Jr
Bill
Villa Vegetariana
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Life
Phynkia Arms Plot Prompts Peace Parody
A satirical tale shows Phynkia plotting to invade the United States to boost arms sales. Milton Haberdash, an American arms salesman, touts a vast order of tanks jets and carriers, joking that peace is achieved through war and profitable arms deals.
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Phynkia
Milton Haberdash
Phynicia
Haberdash
United States
Ratt
George
Las Vegas
Greece
Turkey
India
Pakistan
Israel
Jordan
Pentagon
Gratitude From Lincoln Family for Phoenix Rescue Team
The Smiths of Lincoln Nebraska thank Scottsdale Fire Department EMS officers at the Cinema Theatre scene for swift aid after their daughter Heather was struck by a car. Lt Meyer brought a doll to the hospital and Mr. and Mrs Parsons aided the Smiths’ two sons.
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Phoenix
Heather
Scottsdale Fire Department
Meyer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Charles Parsons
N. 70Th St
Scottsdale
Jay Smith
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sullivan's Law and its economic impact in Phoenix
Charles J. Sullivan explains Sullivan's Law stating that under severe inflation and unemployment, only working taxpayers should fund the government while nonworking individuals rely on them. The piece notes few are familiar with this newly conceived law.
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Charles J. Sullivan
Phoenix
Scottsdale Daily Progress notices and publication details
Scottsdale Daily Progress editors and publishers are listed with contact information and policy statements. The issue date is April 7, 1975, Volume XV number 43, page 4, Scottsdale Arizona. Subscription rates for in state and out of state readers are provided.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earl Dr
Scottsdale
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of
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BLM
Fish and Wildlife Services
Conservative
U.S
John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Congress
By Bob Considine
Heaven
Benj. Franklin
Arthur Hoppe
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
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