Editorial urges stronger controls on copper smelters for cleaner air
The Arizona editorial argues the state’s air rules are too weak despite gains during copper strikes and calls for tougher enforcement. It urges expanding powers of health authorities and proposes tax breaks to fund pollution reductions by copper companies, insisting smelter smoke be drastically cut.
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Stillman train donated to Scottsdale parks program
Public spirited citizen Stillman offered to donate a model railroad to Scottsdale for its parks and recreation program. City officials have procrastinated while the cost to operate and duplicate the collection would run tens of thousands of dollars. the offer risks being given to another municipality or a museum unless a decision is made.
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Guy Stillman
Scottsdale
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Kennedy Backers Rally Behind McGovern In 1972
Inside-word campaign links Sen. George McGovern to Sen. Ted Kennedy through donors and staff, citing Ethel Kennedy’s $1000 gift and Galbraith’s backing. Insiders allege Kennedy loyalists like Gary Hart and Frank Mankiewicz join McGovern operations while fundraising centers grow.
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Ted Kennedy
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Gary Hart
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Toots Shor's legacy fades as new joint rises
In New York, Toots Shor's closed venue leaves a gap felt by patrons and friends. The piece recalls the saloon's glory days with presidents, athletes, and entertainers who once lined its tables. Shor himself remains a public figure, now rare in sight and adapting to a quieter role.
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Rose
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Lee Trevino
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Agnew China mission spoof hints at denials and golf
A satirical piece claims Vice President Agnew's global tour included golf with Caspar and Jacklin and a staged CIA mission to Taipeh to woo China. The article jokes that Chiang Kai-shek was pleased and Nixon later sent Kissinger to Peking while Madame Chiang prepares to leave.
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Chiang
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