Hathaway Seen As Risk To Wild Life In Interior Post
A poll of 40 environmental leaders marks Stanley K. Hathaway as a foe to conservation. Ford names Hathaway former Wyoming governor to head Interior, raising concerns over wildlife protection and resource development. confirmation faces tough questions.
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Rogers C. B. Morton
Interior
Stanley K. Hathaway
Wyoming
Hathaway
Department of the Interior
America
Drowning Warnings as Valley Pools Bring Risk to Children
A two year old died in a Phoenix pool while earlier a child was rescued by a vigilant neighbor. With rising heat, drownings threaten as thousands of pools dot the community. Fences help but are not enough without supervision, safety training, and first aid knowledge.
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Phoenix
Rima
Mailbag: Legislative Cuts Hurt Special Education
Dorothy Crawford voices concern over Arizona budget cuts to special education after the 90 percent aid provision. Gov Castro reduced funding from 29 million to 16 million despite committee votes for full funding. The piece condemns political motives and calls for protecting handicapped children.
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Arizona
Department of Education
Castro
Senate Appropriations Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Cherokee students challenge April school article bias
Eighth grade students at Cherokee contest a April 15 report about discipline problems. They argue the piece lacked balance and specifics, noting unanswered questions about walkouts, the dance cancellation, and alleged vandalism with no proved identities.
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Cherokee School
Cherokee
Caryn Schwarz
Jennie Marshal
Students Tell Their Side of the Cherokee Walkout
A letter from Cherokee students urges print of the students’ perspective on the April 15 article. They argue the walkout addressed more than dances, sought school privileges, and contend the drug assembly was not as severe as reported.
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APT
Cherokee
No Frills Fly High as America Rejets Frills
A satirical passage traces the rise of no frill living in the postwar era. Airlines slash prices and drop luxury, Ford trims features on models, Glunk feeds the masses, and fashion shifts to burlap looks as society embraces minimalism.
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America
National Airlines
Ford
I Will Learn Spanish for Rima’s Memory
Harriet Van Horne recalls Rima, her longtime housekeeper in Miami and East Village, who died suddenly. The piece links Rima’s influence to the author’s plan to study Spanish, celebrate her strength, and honor her memory by pronouncing Spanish words with her signature lisp.
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Harriet van Horne
New York City
Garcia Lorca
Rima
Miami
Aima
Lupe
Prado
Spain
East Village
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Nixon
Scottsdale
Jonathon Marshall
W. B
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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