Picasso Dominates 20th Century Art Says Editorial
The piece salutes Pablo Picasso as the defining artist of the century, noting his leadership in Paris, Blue and Rose Periods, and the birth of analytical cubism with Gris and Braque. It cites a vast output of over 200,000 works, his relentless innovation, political and artistic controversy, and lasting impact on modern art markets.
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Pablo Picasso
Picasso
Shannard
Cezanne
van Gogh
Paris
Juan Gris
Georges Braques
Public TV under fire amid debate over bias and value
While critics attack the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and accuse public television of liberal politics, supporters defend its cultural, educational, and debate programs. They argue viewers gain alternative perspectives and taxpayers may prefer culture over pure commercialism.
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Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Public Tv
Channel 8
America
Julia Childs
Dr. Welby
Nixon faces internal clash over new Nixonomics and inflation
The report details White House resistance to outside economic advice as Dr. Pierre Rinfret appeals to President Nixon about inflation. It notes price controls urged by economists, the March 29 meat price ceiling, and speculation on a future policy reversal to avoid a ruinous economy.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Pierre Rinfret
Rinfret
New York
Rinfret Boston Associates
Nixon
Lawrence M. Higby
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Shultz
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Texas
John B. Connally
New Republic
Housing for the elderly in Scottsdale sparks urban planning debate
A reader urges Scottsdale to prioritize elderly housing near the new library, urging use of federal funds and mobile units as interim housing. The letter cites Bennie Gonzales design, vacant Adams Hotel, and the need for ramps, hand holds, and safety features to assist seniors unable to attend city meetings.
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Civic Center of
Scottsdale
Seattle
Rhode Island
Arizona
Bennie Gonzales
Adams
Phoenix
Florida
Arizona Republic editorials on growth spark Scottsdale debate
Letter writers urge the newspaper to present a complete, solution oriented view of growth in Scottsdale. They criticize editorials for omitting facts and warn that unchecked development shifts costs to citizens, including schools, streets, utilities, and flood control, demanding constructive proposals.
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Scottsdale
Republic
Pulliam
New York Faces Graffiti Plague Fears Citywide Deterioration
Column argues graffiti by spray painters will ruin New York as costs to erase it soar. cites $10 million yearly to remove vandalism and estimates $24 million required to limit damage, naming agencies and officials involved in the fight.
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Bob Considine
America
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Alaska
France
Mississippi
Rockies
National Paint and Coatings Association
Fun City
Board of Education
Housing Authority
Transit Authority
Environmental Protection Administration
Administration of Parks, Recreation and Municipal Service
John V. Lindsay
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Jerry McElfresh
W. B
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
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Progress
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National Newspaper Association
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