Rehabilitation efforts aim to aid ex prisoners in Arizona
Ex inmates face unemployment and stigma after release. Programs like job training, halfway houses, and the Seven Step plan seek to help, while projects such as the Rogues Gallery show arts-based work could fund nest eggs, if laws allowed. John J. Moran, new corrections chief, advocates practical rehab to cut recidivism.
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Arizona State Prison
Arizona
Rogues Gallery
John J. Moran
Bourque Sets Metric Home Run Mark in Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs rookie Pat Bourque hits the first metric length homer in Cincinnati where walls show 100.58 meters rather than 330 feet. The milestone highlights a broader push toward metric measurements amid debate over speed limits and industry adoption.
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Pat Bourque
Chicago Cubs
Bourque
Cincinnati
Cox presses ITT files as Nixon face broad probe
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox widens ITT inquiry and seeks White House papers on the ITT merger and antitrust actions. He holds memos and asks for the Fielding file, signaling potential indictments of high officials and a threat to Nixon beyond Watergate. Officials fear Cox’s widening scope and possible executive-branch clashes.
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Washington
ITT
Archibald Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
Cox
White House
John Mitchell
Nixon
Sam Ervin
Ervin
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Justice Department
Charles W
Colson
Ervin Committee
Fred Fielding
Fred Buzhardt
Fielding
Oval Office
Watergate
Plumbers
Archie
Support Cambodia Fight Against North Vietnamese Aggression
A reader urges continued air support for Cambodia to counter North Vietnamese advances and prevent wider communist expansion. The letter argues bombing stops the attack until Cambodia can defend itself, notes Aug 15 as a milestone, and asks readers to contact senators and representatives in Washington to authorize ongoing aid.
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Congress
Cambodia
Washington, D.C
Letter questions bias in Scottsdale Daily Progress critique
Readers question the August 2 letter accusing discrimination against kids at Frontier Lanes. They ask if Miss Smith consulted bowlers and whether the piece could be slanderous or bias toward staff and policies.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Miss Smith
Dirty Mick Considine a Famous Clare Character
The piece relates Ennis figures Dirty Mick Considine and his kiss from Daniel O Connell in Ennis Ireland. It recalls a famine era lineage and a vow to never wash off a kiss given by O Connell with a later nickname Dirty Mick.
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Bob Consddine Ennis
County Clare
Ireland
Old Ground
America
Jack Considine
O’connell
Baltimore
Murphy
Kilkenny
Bladensburg Road
Maryland
Considine
Mick Considine
Daniel O’connell
London
Ennis
Mick
Doonesbury Draws Praise From Scottsdale Reader
A Scottsdale Progress reader expresses strong support for the Doonesbury comic strip. The writer calls it well drawn witty and a fair take on politics and war.
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Doonesbury
Scottsdale
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