Scottsdale voters back flood control bonds and growth limits
Editorial lauds Scottsdale turnout and approval of flood control bonds and charter amendments. It commends the city government for integrity, calls for proactive local solutions, and asserts residents want orderly growth, design review, and long-range planning while holding officials accountable.
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Brad Middaugh Fund Appeals for Brad’s Medical Costs
A 17 year old Scottsdale High School senior Brad Middaugh battles bone cancer with doctors unable to cure. Donations through the Brad Middaugh Fund c o Scottsdale Progress Box 1150 Scottsdale 85252 seek to ease the family’s medical expenses and spotlight calls for state aid to catastrophic illness victims.
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U.S. backs Israeli moderates over Dayan plan
Washington signals support for Labor moderates in Israel as Secretary of State Sisco discreetly presses back against Dayan’s push for a larger territorial carve, prompting scrutiny of U.S.-Israel policy and the Eban dissent against dispossession in occupied lands.
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Moshe Dayan
Israel
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Golda Meir
Dayan
Joseph J. Sisco
Ag Sambent
Nixon
Middle East
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West Bank
Jordan
U.S
Sisco
U. S
Abba Eban
Labor Party
Meir
Eban
Tel Aviv
Judea
Samaria
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Uncrossing some wires by Bob Considine
A Western Union telegram arrives at an old man’s home revealing the company’s faded prominence. The piece recalls a rivalry with Postal Telegraph, the era of speedy dispatch, and modern miscommunications with a young operator in Morristown New Jersey.
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Western Union
New York Journal-American
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Roosevelt
Postal Telegraph
Fort Knox
Howard Hughes
Jimmy Cannon
King Features Syndicate
New York Post
Mars
Senor
New York
New York State
New York City
City
Morristown
New Jersey
Shimmy Cannon
Jimmy Jimmy
Shimmy
Hanoi's cautious campaign tied to Vietnam cease-fire aims
UPI reports Hanoi pursues a restrained political military strategy to meet North Vietnam's objectives in Southeast Asia. Analysts note Saigon and Washington claim peace with honor while Vietnam surrounds South Vietnam with allied regimes and prepares political leverage rather than major offensives.
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United States
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Hanoi
Haiphong
Vietnam
Saigon
Peking
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Laos
Cambodia
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Thailand
China Sea
South Vietnam
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