IRS to launch billion dollar data project in 1985
The IRS plans a $1 billion, 9,300 terminal data processing system to store more information on individuals than any federal agency before. OA warns it threatens privacy and due process, possible bank linkups, and calls for congressional review before approval.
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John E. Moss
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Scottsdale Council OKs Exhibition Plaza Bid Over Estimate
The city approved a 1.025 million bid for an exhibition plaza as part of the Indian Bend Wash project, with the city’s share at 535 thousand plus 50 year interest. Critics say the 21 percent overrun and prioritization of arts over human services warrants review.
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Arco plans in California confront jobs versus environment
Environmental red tape stalls a planned Arco petrochemical plant in Solano County. The clash over pollution rules threatens 2,000 permanent jobs and 1,000 construction posts, challenging Governor Brown's growth stance and highlighting a nationwide jobs versus environment debate.
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Jerry Brown
Dow Chemical Co
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Jerry
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Dow
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
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Pacific
Louisiana
Thomas Quinn
Self interests drive Scottsdale airport controversy
A Scottsdale letter by Shirley Reichenberg argues that airport expansion benefits taxpayers while risking safety and neighborhood disruption. She critiques promoter Lagasse, cites FAA funding limits and flight path changes to avoid high traffic, and warns that runway plans threaten a nearby park and increase risk from larger corporate planes.
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U.S. News and World Report
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Anita Bryant fuels fear and bigotry in civil rights debate
A columnist notes Anita Bryant's anti gay rights crusade mirrors Red baiting and paranoia. Critics argue her stance spreads hostility, prompts restrictive laws, and pressures city councils, while some call for living and let living attitudes amid rising intolerance.
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Anita Bryant
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Patrick Campbell
Communist Party
Methinks Missel
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