Berger County Attorney Moise Berger resigns to teach in California
The editor rebukes Moise Berger for leaving the county post amid claims of thwarted justice. He criticizes his tenure for limited convictions and plea bargaining while challenging him to present specific evidence against “the establishment.” The piece calls for a hard hitting successor with courage and administrative strength.
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Moise Berger
California
Berger
Harry Rosenzweig
Rosenzweig
Battle for Bell Road Traffic and Planning Gaps
Residents urge Bell Road widening to four lanes with a center divider to reduce head on crashes. They cite future traffic growth and propose connections to Pima Road and Shea Boulevard as part of a northern loop, urging planners to act by the tricentennial.
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Bell Road
Scottsdale Road
Wickenberg Highway
Black Canyon
Bell
Pima Road
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
AT&T Snoop Claims Right to Read Customer Records
AT&T executives testified in sealed court records that the company can seize and review long distance records without subpoenas or notice. The case centers on Southwestern Bell and former employee James Ashley who was fired amid accusations of political corruption and imposed donations. Gravitt’s suicide is cited in connection with internal Bell system corruption. Ashley and Gravitt’s widow sue Southwestern Bell.
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Washington
At&t
James Ashley
Southwestern Bell
Bell
Ashley
T.O. Gravitt
Bell System
Gravitt
Todd
Horatio Alger III Ends In Poverty Despite Vast Loopholes
A satirical portrait shows Horatio Alger III born rich yet devoted to tax dodges. He amasses deductions while income stays low, severing ties with his wife Mary over exemptions. He dies poor but tax-free thanks to trusts, declaring welfare recipients unproductive.
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Congress
Horatio Alger III
Horatio
Mary
Horatio IV
Medallion of Merit Recipient Seeks Four Year Scholarship
A Scottsdale student who attended Judson High School earned the Arizona State University Medallion of Merit, granting a one year ASU scholarship through the Alumni Association. At a meeting for winners the student was told eligibility for a four year scholarship if they continued to strive.
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Scottsdale
Judson High School
Arizona State University
ASU
Alumni Association of
Saudi Arabia
Aramco
Board of Regents
Mall signs delayed as council approves revised plan
Murphy's law applies to the mall sign project. Signs ordered June 1 and masonry installed. delivery expected shortly after August 15. Old Town Merchants formed a committee, city staff updated the plan, and council approved the changes.
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Murphy’s Law
Old Town
Motorola layoff eligibility gap under Trade Act 1974
Richard A. Philo cites December 1975 amendment extending eligibility for Trade Act benefits but shifting the start date, leaving Motorola workers from November 1974 layoffs ineligible. He urges affected workers to contact Congress, naming Senator Barry Goldwater as a potential ally in seeking corrective legislation.
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Motorola
Congress
Washington, D.C
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Richard A. Philo Phoenix
Citizens must intervene as crime rises in Chicago
A burglar used a broom wrapped in a towel to smash a jeweler’s window on a busy Chicago street. He entered, grabbed jewelry, and was caught by police after the alarm rang, illustrating widespread fear as 45 percent of urban residents report night anxieties and urging citizen involvement to curb crime.
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Chicago
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis
Ind
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Hal’ Metcalf
Arizona
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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