Nuclear power battles raise seven million dollar campaign
The nuclear industry pools a seven million dollar war chest to push pro nuclear policies while opponents warn of cost pass through to consumers and long term radioactive risks. Critics say the money buys ads and influence, while supporters cite jobs and energy security.
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Sage of the Valley ends four hour radio run on KXIV
Public gadfly John Sage, a long time radio host known for provocative talk on anything and everything, announced last week his four hour KXIV program has ended. He drew loyal listeners with confrontational interview style and steadfast advocacy for causes and candidates.
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Nixon's Last Days Ahead of Exile Revealed
The two reporters recount warnings from 1974 about Nixon's dire state under Watergate. They describe his private battles at Camp David, episodes of heavy drinking, rage, and thoughts of using emergency powers before he resigned on August 9 1974 and went to San Clemente California.
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Thurmond neutrality complicates Ford bid in NC primary
The article reports Senator Strom Thurmond refused a White House request to endorse Ford before the North Carolina primary, maintaining neutrality as Reagan lurks and Connally also declines. It notes Spencer and Dent met Thurmond and highlights Thurmond’s pivotal 1968 influence and the shifting campaign dynamics.
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Voter sign up drive under way
Betty Shoenhair of the League of Women Voters explains a drive to register 76 percent of eligible voters in tribute to the Bicentennial. Registrars are at Scottsdale Public Library every Tuesday in April from 1 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
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