Promise and reality in Scottsdale McCormick Ranch debate
Community praise clashes with unmet promises in the McCormick Ranch project. Residents cite Gruen Associates plans showing equestrian trails and an equestrian park, while Kaiser Aetna says the trails were only concept, with planners finding no binding zoning for them. The piece calls for enforcing original plans or requiring full reapproval for changes to ensure quality.
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Scottsdale
Gruen Associates
Kaiser Aetna
Carter Aides Clash Over Private Chef Privilege
The piece notes friction within the Carter administration over HEW Secretary Joseph Califano having a retired Marine as his private chef funded by taxpayers. Advocates argue high salaries and perks attract top talent while critics question taxpayer funding for VIP service.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Joseph Califano
HEW
Readers push for tougher crime cleanup in Arizona
A reader letter urges action against organized crime in Arizona, condemns the Pulliam newspapers for not printing the IRE report, praises smaller papers for coverage, and criticizes Senator Barry Goldwater for not addressing the crime surge and for not being interviewed by the IRE team. The writer calls for citizen rally to erase the blight and demands accountability from state leaders.
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Arizona
Pulliam
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Don Bolles
Adamson
Paradise Valley braces for border wall plan and visas
A letter to the editor proposes erecting a Paradise Valley wall with barbed wire and armed guards at town entrances. It suggests selling visas for five dollars and requiring stamping, photographing, and fingerprinting for all entrants. The writer warns of sanctions from neighboring cities and potential economic ruin.
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Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Save Our Rural Environment
SORE
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Mesa
Points East
Paradise
Valley Memorial Society and family funeral planning
Louise Cook notes Alternatives to traditional funerals can be less costly. The Valley Memorial Society, organized in 1961, serves more than 1,700 families and promotes planned disposition. Members often choose cremation or burial with organ and tissue donation preferences. Executive Secretary.
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Louise Cook
The
Valley Memorial Society
Court psychiatrist says Patty Hearst trial unfair
UCLA psychiatrist Dr. L J West says Hearst did not receive a fair trial last year. He led a 200 page report detailing her 19 month ordeal and the SLA torture, noting taped sessions exist but were not admitted. West says the jury heard government evidence while the court blocked his findings.
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Washington
Patty Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
San Francisco
FBI
L.J. West
UCLA
Dept. of Psychiatry
Margaret Thaler Singer
Patty
West
SLA
Hearst
Jack Mitchell
Mike Viner
Oliver Carter
Tanya
Bill
Emily Harris
Pearl
Singer
Pat
Williams seeks ban on steel jaw animal traps nationwide
Sen. Harrison A Williams of New Jersey introduces a bill to ban manufacture sale or use of steel-raw animal traps in the United States and halt imports of animal products from countries permitting such traps. He cites widespread bans and argues humane alternatives exist.
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Harrison A. Williams
New Jersey
United States
Congress
Williams
Sen. Williams
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia
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