Columbus rocket voyage to Eden reveals doomed planet story
In a 1984 backstory celebration, the Columbus mission launches with 140 crew to Eden, a distant Earthlike world. The fragile expedition uncovers ancient cities and a sealed vault revealing a tale of overpopulation and war that ends with Adam and Eve seeking a new world to restart humanity.
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Scottsdale plans reduce high rise vision on Camelback Road
On Camelback Road east of Miller land approved for two story structures signals shift away from tall towers. despite earlier high rise zoning, rumors persist of a 20 story project that could alter Scottsdale life. new council members oppose high rises and may push to eliminate future high rise zoning.
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Miller
Vietnamization limits seen in DMZ clash at Fire Base Carroll
North Vietnamese 27th Regiment crossed the DMZ into South Vietnam and clashed with ARVN forces four miles north of here. US air and helicopter fire helped inflict heavy losses, underscoring reliance on American support even as ARVN units show battlefield strength. Persistent Vietcong pressure and Marine pullout raise concerns about forces in the northern provinces.
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Laos
Air America CIA backed airline tale survives in satire
A satirical piece recounts Air America serving the CIA in Southeast Asia and a farcical voyage led by a captain named X-132-2(B) aboard a four engine water buffalo plane. The spoof ends with a toppled Caoang regime and a boast that the CIA preserves its traditions.
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Newsweek
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U.S
Justehind National
Northeast
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Peoria
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Judy Nagel Will Sit Out Downhill
Judy Nagel will skip the downhill event as Seattle PostIntelligencer notes her withdrawal from the race. The move affects her Olympic pursuit and reshapes team plans ahead of competition.
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Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Educator Defends Scottsdale Ethics Study on District Actions
A Scottsdale educator writes to defend the A E A Commission on Ethics study. She argues the commission weighs all sides and hopes public perception improves. she asserts teachers respect the study and that its findings could clear the district’s reputation. She emphasizes ethics codes and professional standards.
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David Kret
B. J. Jones
Open Letter About Hit and Run Driver
A letter to the hit and run driver describes April 7 at 87th Street and Virginia where a family’s dog was killed by excessive speeding in a residential neighborhood. The writer expresses heartbreak as two little girls cry over the loss and urges the driver to drive slower and with caution to avoid harming a child.
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87Th St
Virginia
Letter From a House of Pack Rats and Lost Mail
An attic letter mocks archeology and family habits from 1970, describing a house where souvenirs fill rooms, guitars flood spaces, socks hide under bed pillows, and mail addressed to residents is sacredly saved, while the author hides a warning about a catastrophe before organizing the house.
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