Moratorium on new hospital beds in Maricopa faces doubt
Citizens subcommittee warns a 350 bed surplus may appear in Maricopa Pinal and Gila counties by 1983. It argues a downtown Phoenix bed freeze worsens access for fast growing North Scottsdale Paradise Valley and outlying areas, risking delays and deaths. It urges adding beds in outlying areas to meet population growth.
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Maricopa County
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Maricopa
Pinal
Gila
Arizona
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Men Exploited Not Exploiters Says UCLA Psychologist
Dr. Herbert Goldberg argues men are often exploited and emotionally limited by gender roles. He says the male role is misinterpreted and men should be allowed to express suppressed desires as the women’s movement progresses. The Charlotte News notes surveys show men supporting women’s rights more than women in some cases.
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Herbert Goldberg
UCLA
Dr. Goldberg
Goldberg
Donald T. Lunde
Lunde
Sam
Kennedy
Gunfire crisis calls for nationwide handgun control
Harriet Van Horne argues that the United States faces rising gun violence with 90 million handguns in private hands. She urges mandatory domestic disarmament, stronger licensing, and a national handgun turn-in to reduce murders and restore safety. She cites Stacy Moskowitz's death and NRA opposition as obstacles.
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Harriet van Horne
Karl Menninger
New York Area
Sam
Menninger
Stacy Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Tokyo
NRA
National Rifle Association
Congress
Carter
National Gun Control Center
Washington
Washington criticism of the capital spurs debate
The piece defends Washington against sweeping critiques from New Republic and Wall Street Journal. It argues the capital hosts real people facing concrete issues from pollution to education and taxes. It notes lobbyists, lawyers, and civil servants shaping policy and life in a diverse, costly city.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
New Republic
The
Wall Street Journal
Detention at Durango seen as failing youth correction
A former detainee recounts four days at Durango Detention Center in Phoenix, criticizing the facility as jail like and ineffective. The account describes uniformed youths, fear tactics, and alleged abuse while calling for humane reform and better treatment of incorrigible youths.
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Phoenix
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