Editorial page argues transfers nag executives and Phoenix’s pollution
A Money magazine study of 12 cities, including Phoenix, ranks housing costs, taxes, air quality, and other factors for relocating executives. The Arizona region shows high air pollution at 450 micrograms per cubic meter, far above the 75 target, with Denver and Tampa noted elsewhere. The piece urges tougher anti pollution measures and progress reports from states, highlighting Arizona’s need for cleaner air.
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Phoenix
Boston
Atlanta
Tampa
Cincinnati
Dallas
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Burlington
Greenville
S.C
Anchorage
Alaska
Arizona
Sears to offer Spanish catalogs and contracts in California
Sears Roebuck will provide Spanish language consumer catalogs and installment contracts in 28 California stores this October as chains in the Southwest study a new plan. The California Legislature is weighing a law forcing Spanish language credit contracts for sales. Arizona may follow after evaluating the experiment. Progress editor Jonathan Marshall runs for U.S. Senate with editorials labeled J M.
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Sears Roebuck
California
Sears
Arizona
Jonathan Marshall
United States Senate
J.M
Inside Report Can government run without leader
Nixon’s withdrawal from active control raises alarm in Congress as White House isolation grows. House impeachment momentum, absent Oval Office input on budget and policy, cabinet members retreat from top aides, and many meetings canceled or postponed amid an impeachment battle.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Henry Kissinger
House
Oval Office
John Anderson
Illinois
House Republican Conference
Chalmers Wylie
Ohio
House Banking Committee
Senate
Wylie
Anderson
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Arthur
Dr. Burns
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Maryland
Texas
On the Line: Can Nixon Survive a Third Strike?
Column argues impeachment likely in the House and a high bar in the Senate. It reviews Nixon’s past crisis leadership and predicts he may personally plead his case, relying on his own oratory to sway momentum.
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Senate
Sen
Joseph Montoya
Nixon
IRS
Eisenhower
GOP
Pat
Lucius Clay
Harold Stassen
Christian Herter
Ske
Ike
Richard Nixon
The Total Man and the Total Woman Clash at Home
A satirical column mocks Marabel Morgan’s The Total Woman and proposes a flawed rival The Total Man. It parodies couples keeping spouses guessing with costume role play, lampooning gender norms and the idea of a home wardrobe war.
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Washington
UPI
Marabel Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
PSRO Plan Critics Warn of Medicare Harm
Dorothy Young of the Citizen's Committee to Repeal PSRO argues the Social Security Act amendment will burden elderly Medicare patients and doctors, create a large new bureaucracy, and push toward socialized medicine under HEW. She claims hospitals will face peer review norms for all treatments and Medicare payments will shrink, endangering prepaid supplemental policies.
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PSRO
Medicare
Dorothy Young
Surgery Tomorrow Spells Hope and Prayer from Van Buren
Van Buren Ark Press Argus notes a resident faces major surgery tomorrow with Dr Brown and Dr Henderson as attorneys of care. The piece invites prayers from readers for the patient’s health and recovery.
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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