Chance for prison reform in Arizona
Editorial argues Arizona’s prisons are overcrowded with dangerous conditions at Florence and elsewhere. It cites New Corrections Director John Moran calling inmate abuse rampant and urges funding for one or two intermediate prisons, half way houses, upgraded guards, training, and psychiatric care to reduce crime and long term costs.
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Rome
Beirut
New Delhi
Attica
Strasbourg
EPA chief cites Chrysler delay over 1975 auto rules
Washington's EPA chief William Ruckelshaus said Chrysler dragged its feet on meeting the 1975 auto pollution standards and resisted testing a fleet with catalytic converters. He granted delays to automakers but voiced serious reservations about Chrysler and suggested possible perjury review.
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UPI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Chrysler Motors
Caesar
Chrysler
Congress
Ruckelshaus
General Motors
Ford
American
Solon would have admired Harold Giss, Arizona lawmaker
Harold Giss, a longtime Arizona state senator and political figure, died Sunday in Yuma. As majority and later minority leader, he wielded energetic skill with Senate rules, shaping legislation and earning broad respect from members of both parties. He was known for a sharp wit and a readiness to reconcile after battles.
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Solon
Harold Giss
Arizona
Giss
Yuma
Senate
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The War Ends Yet Guilt Lingers In Vietnam Reflections
Harriet Van Horne argues the war is over but guilt remains as civilians suffer, POWs return to adulation, and veterans face reentry with pain. She condemns misused dollars, renewed bombing, and calls for massive rehabilitation and mental health support for all veterans. The piece links public sentiment, amnesty debates, and broader societal reintegration needs.
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Harriet van Horne
Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Thieu
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Maj
Floyd Kushner
Dachau
Auschwitz
NBC
Robert Taft Jr
Sen. Taft
Peace Corps
Bombay Oberoi Sheraton opens amid global tourism push
En Route Bombay reports the Oberoi Sheraton ceremony with U.S. and Indian dignitaries, remarks on security and jet travel while noting a local columnist critiquing gleaming corporate ties. The piece contrasts lavish hotel life with nearby water scarcity and the pace of long intercontinental flights.
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Bombay
Deduct Health Insurance Premiums From Income Tax
Betty Van Schoonhoven argues for deducting health insurance premiums from income tax to finance medical care, reduce government costs, and curb rising medical expenses. She suggests private insurers benefit and social security funds needed for medical care would shrink. Paradise Valley resident RN offers public financing reform proposal.
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Internal Revenue Service
Betty van Schoonhoven
R.N
Paradise Valley
Cubs respond to Charros praise in spring training note
Cubs Assistant Vice President Blake Cullen defends the Scottsdale Charros role during spring training. He credits their effort to make players staff and fans comfortable and notes Jim Enright’s article reflects his own views, not the club’s official stance. The Cubs praise Dr. Bill Reed and the 1973 baseball committee for their contributions to Scottsdale.
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Chicago
Jim Enright
Scottsdale Charros
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Charros
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Stadium
Bill Reed
Snow and gas warnings sweep Great Lakes region
Heavy snow warnings were posted across the region as gas prices and supply concerns rose. The Indianapolis Star and Mattoon Journal Gazette report winter conditions affecting travel and energy markets.
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Mattoon (Ill
Journal Gazette
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