Scottsdale views on airport expansion shape city future
A Scottsdale debate weighs whether to expand Thunderbird Field into a larger airport or keep a small facility. Citizens fear bigger runways would invite jets and traffic. council must balance livability against economic growth and decide if air access should stretch beyond private planes and nearby corporate use.
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Scottsdale
Thunderbird Field
End marriage tax penalty urged by Congress
Deseret News notes lawmakers seek to remove the marriage penalty in federal income tax statutes. It compares standard deductions for singles and married couples, cites penalties in the 25 percent bracket, and calls for equitable treatment of the family unit.
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Congressional
Carter
House
Senate
Russell B. Long
Man Hoppe Dam dedicate beings a district boom
The Herman J Swopes III Memorial Dam in Burning Sands Desert was dedicated with Congressman Bagley Boodle praising its engineering. He touted 20 000 jobs over five years and said the project would revitalize the 4th District economy while addressing flood concerns with an arch dam design. Work to demolish the Swopes III Dam will begin to make room for Swopes IV.
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Arthur Hoppe
Herman J. Swopes III
Burning Sands
Bagley Boodle
4Th Congressional District
Boodle
U.S
Irma T. Boodle
Godz
Bureau
Herman J. Swopes
U.S. Bureau of Dams
Herman J. Swopes IV
U S braces for terrorism after Hanafi siege
Washington officials warn of more hostage taking by violent groups as federal agencies form antiterrorist panels and deploy advanced tech. The Terrorist Data Base lists 2000 names and 5099 passport numbers to aid investigations amid looming threats from Puerto Rican nationalists and anti Castro Cubans.
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Washington
State, Treasury, Justice and Defense Depts
CIA
Justice
Cabinet
Customs Service
Honolulu
Takeo Fukuda
United States
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional of
Puerto Rico
FALN
New York
FBI
Fraunces Tavern
Revolutionary
Puerto Rican Socialist Party
Florencio Merced Rosa
Chicago
Carter trims perks as limousine and yacht costs face scrutiny
Washington buys into a drive to cut perquisites as President Carter questions the government fleet and aides’ comforts. Officials retain some luxuries while the White House signals a shift away from imperial trappings.
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Washington
Commerce Department
White House
Carter
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Secre
Joseph Califano
Civil Service
Califano
Mr. Carter
Mailbag Cherish the wilderness
Reader urges preservation of America's dwindling wildlands echoing Byron's call for nature solitude. The note supports Wilder ness Society and Arizona Wilderness Study Committee chaired by Tom Wright, urging readers to join and protect forests and deserts for future generations.
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Lord Byron
America
Worthy Wilderness Society
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Arizona Wilderness Study Committee
Tom Wright
S. Butte
No. 4
Tempe
Byron
England
Arizona
Geoffrey Platts
Paradise Valley
April 12, 1977 Vol XVII No 48 Page Four
Historic issue page four dated April 12 1977 presents the fourth page of the weekly volume XVII number 48. It carries local notices notices and brief items typical of the era with concise community updates.
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