Competing Claims and Peace Prospects in the West Bank
The article outlines long standing conflict over the West Bank, noting Jewish settlement debates, Palestinian rights, and calls for compromise. It traces regional rule from ancient to modern times, cites Balfour Declaration and League of Nations decisions, and suggests defensible borders and viable Palestinian land as keys to peace.
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West Bank
Holy Land
Israel
Egypt
Palestine
League of Nations
Mecca
Transjordan
Jordan River
Desert Planting Urged to Save Arizona Water
The piece argues that historically low rainfall and reduced mountain snow pack threaten water supplies in Arizona. It calls Scottsdale to rethink street median planting and design rules, favoring desert indigenous vegetation over water intensive trees shrubs and grass to conserve precious water.
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Scottsdale
Washington Scribbles Boost for Congressman Son in White House Hunt
Washington investigation reveals Patrick J. Delaney, son of Rep. James J. Delaney, being groomed for a $50,000 Susquehanna River Basin Commission post. Report suggests Carter aides weigh nepotism risks and his lack of water resource qualifications.
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Washington
White House
Patrick J. Delaney
Susquehanna River Basin Commission
Delaney
Richard Nixon
Carter
James J. Delaney
D-N.y
House Rules Committee
Capitol Hill
Gerald Ford
Patrick
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate
Ford
Susquehanna
Young Delaneys
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Congressional
Our Man Hoppe Morality Satire on Moral Rot
Arthur Hoppe mocks a supposed moral rot boom in 1970s America. He satirically questions readers about permissiveness and tax honesty while exaggerating economic links to moral decay and urging support for a national moral rot industry. The piece lampoons politicians lawyers physicians and media figures.
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Arthur Hoppe
Berkeley
Capitol Hill
America
Playboy
Billy Graham
Keeping Kids Off Streets in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale mother, 32, raising two daughters 14 and 5, asks residents how to keep children safe and properly raised in society amid local conflicts over teen conduct and upbringing.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
New group forms for MIA action in Walden New York
On July 7 1977 the National Human Rights Committee for POW MIAs formed in Walden New York to pressure Congress the White House and the Senate for a full accounting of 1300 missing Vietnam War servicemen. The group urges volunteers cites housing wages and child welfare concerns as context while opposing deals with Communist nations and oil interests.
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National Human Rights Committee For
Walden
N.Y
Congress
Senate
White House
Southeast Asia
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earll Or
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