New waters to run deep in Arizona growth
The piece argues North Scottsdale and North Phoenix face critical water issues due to rapid homebuilding and lack of water rights. It cites a federal study predicting groundwater decline within 50 years, risking quality of life and prompting ideas like satellite cities and managed growth.
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Penny's Fate Sparks Public Debate on Its Value
The letter argues against eliminating the penny, warning of price rounding, change issues, copper industry job losses, and broader economic disruption. It emphasizes the penny’s historical and cultural role despite questions of worth.
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Meany misstates wage rise effects on unemployment
The letter to House members argues no link between higher minimum wage and unemployment. Contradictory studies from Joint Economic Committee and Brookings, Urban Institute, and other economists suggest teens and minorities face higher unemployment or reduced hours with wage increases.
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Carter's Cabinet Tension Over Abortion Policy Sparks Rift
President Carter sternly warned cabinet members not to pressure him after a July 15-18 protest by female appointees led by Midge Costanza. The incident exposed strain over abortion policy and open administration norms, with Costanza defending a normal briefing meeting.
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Critique of Uniform Crime Reports by Reader Jack Allen
A reader questions UCR reliability urging a national business survey on loss ratios protective measures and travel safety. He argues crime by area misrepresents reality and calls for independent data beyond police-reported figures.
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