Editorial Spotlight: Kruglick and Grossman Vie for Senate Ticket
The page outlines a contest to face Paul Fannin for the U S Senate with two candidates Kruglick a Phoenix pediatrician and Democratic veteran and Grossman a rapid mover with celebrity ties and Arizona residency. Kruglick is well known but lacks political color and funding.
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Paul Fannin
United States
John Kruglick
Phoenix
Sam Grossman
Arizona
Hollywood
Kruglick
Democrats
Primary race notes highlight Kruglick and Grossman
The section contrasts Kruglick’s long party service with Grossman’s well funded public image from Hollywood contacts. It criticizes a newcomer attempting to buy the nomination and downplays HL Kelly. It notes Sen Fannin has a free ride on the Republican side aiding his general election edge.
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Grossman
Hollywood
Kruglick
HL. Kelly
Sen. Fannin
Eagle nest saves Florida highway reroute
A Tampa to Miami road project was diverted to spare an eagle nest after Audubon Society leadership intervened. The decision, though minor in cost, highlights public concern for natural heritage amid pollution worries and species extinction stories.
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Florida
Tampa
Miami
Audubon Society
Regina
Canada
Leader-Post
Quippy Poets Call For Import Relief In Jingo Verse
A humorous West Washington column mocks the idea of quotas for poetry, arguing U.S. poets face high costs and fierce foreign competition. The piece compares poetry to dwindling royalties and cites English cost advantages, urging Congress to protect domestic verse.
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Washington
UPS
Eugene McCarthy
U.S
Prithee
United States
Congress
England
America
Jingo
Inside Report on University of Michigan Faculty Fears
An Ann Arbor report outlines deep faculty misgivings about President Robben Fleming's handling of last winter's campus crisis. Critics fear politicization, threats to academic freedom, and a proposed 10 percent Black enrollment quota amid tensions with antiwar sentiment and student strikes.
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University of Michigan
Robben Fleming
Fleming
Michigan
Berkeley
Harvard
Slaying Attempt At Supermarket Stuns Shoppers
A shopper named N W pressed a .38 caliber pistol to his head and fired twice, but both attempts failed, while frightened customers watched in a Camden supermarket yesterday. Additional notes mention county plans and council discussions regarding a related project.
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N.W
Camden
N.J
Courier-Post
Pentagon shakeup eyed to curb military industrial power
A presidential panel urges reorganizing the Defense Department to place more power under civilian control and curb defense spending. Editors note potential risks to the current system as independent agencies would review procurement. The Denver post cites calls to cut about 10 000 jobs and decentralize operations for better efficiency and lower costs.
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Eisenhower
Ske
America
Pentagon
Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Industry
United States
Chicago
Défense Department
Nixon
Defense Department
Gilbert M. Fitzhugh
Denver Post
Denver
Col
Sion
Unretired or Fired Debate Splits a Worker's Fate
A letter-writer laments forced retirements at a large local manufacturer. The scene shifts to a surreal 1984 ceremony: President Maharashee McSweeney opens a bridge project, designers and officials mockingly fail, and a chaotic White House parody ends with a quixotic plea for individuals to work as long as able.
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Paducah
N.J
Maharashee McSweeney
Rolling Stones
McSweeney
White House
Hirschel Snard
Lotus
Katmandu
Designer Snard
Air Force One
Beardsley Boomstadter
Washington
Clyde Klangborn
Klangborn
Ringo School of Dance & Crafts
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Hoppe
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Progress
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Jerry: McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Publishing Inc
Ariz
Neve Abe ‘Association
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