Nuclear energy in Arizona debated by scientists and critics
The piece argues nuclear power is essential for Arizona’s economy but warns of grave risks including waste disposal, potential accidents, and radiation. It cites reactor incidents, high costs, and subsidies while urging scrutiny by scientists and the public for humanity’s survival.
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Arizona
U.S
Alabama
Hudson River
Atlantic Ocean
Palo Verde
Harvard University
Carter faces Democratic rift after Wisconsin win
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Carter’s Wisconsin victory inflamed party foes and exposed weakness in his campaign. Critics fault his issue evasions and fear losses in Pennsylvania on April 27, as Humphrey organizers push to curb his momentum with uncommitted delegates and liberal opposition.
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Robert Novak
Washington
Wisconsin
Democratic
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Morris Udall
Udall
Pennsylvania
Hubert Humphrey
Jimmy
Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
New York
Jackson
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
Wendell Anderson
Bob Short
Bob Bergland
Paul Simon
Illinois
Philadelphia Inquirer
Alan Baron
Baron
Oklahoma
Kansas
Virginia
Needles of history and the Cuban dilemma
Harriet van Horne argues Americans live on a needle’s edge as anxiety rises over jingoism in Washington, Cuba policy, and the arms race. She cites Ford’s Cuba stance, McGovern’s call to normalize relations, and Arm Control Association data on a $300 billion arms bill amid global hunger and illiteracy.
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Harriet van Horne
Encounter Magazine
Washington
Cuba
Florida
Ford
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Henry Kissinger
William Randolph Hearst
San Juan Hill
George McGovern
McGovern
Dr. Strangelove
Sen. McGovern
Castro
Arms Control Association
United States
Russia
Double standard in Scottsdale Justice Court cited
Jay A. Nenninger of Tempe alleges bias by Justice Nancy West in Scottsdale Justice Court. He claims dentists and doctors funded her election and were exempt from court rules, while others would face defaults and strict timelines.
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Scottsdale Justice Court
Nancy West
L. H. Pozil
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West
Jay A. Nenninger
Tempe
Scottsdale should de annex low density areas to cut costs
A resident argues that Scottsdale profits from high service costs to single family homes and urges de annexation of one acre or larger parcels back to the county. He claims higher density raises capital costs and taxes and asks to restore county services to his home to save money.
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Scottsdale
Spring in New York Brings Bach Beer Festival
In New York, a Bach Beer Festival arrives as Lu Chow's hosts the event indicating springtime celebration. The festival blends music and craft brews in a city venue with attendees enjoying performances and local brews.
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New York
Atlanta Constitution
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