Editorial page three for governor
The editorial weighs Arizona Democratic contenders Raul Castro Jack Ross and George Nader for governor. It notes Ross strong statewide name but weak campaign funding, Castro warmth experience but not state level admin work, and Nader energy but underdog status yet greatest potential among the three. It concludes Nader would be the best governor of the three while Williams remains the likely Republican nominee.
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Jack Williams
Williams
Mesa
Jack Ross
Ross
Raul Castro
Tucson
Castro
Maricopa County
George Nader
Chandler
Nader
Arizona
Drug ads fuel millions in the legal market
The piece critiques ads for mood drugs like Jn-Lax and the cultural acceptance of instant relaxation. It argues ads reach adults and youth alike, potentially encouraging young people to try drugs, and asks whether two wrongs negate each other or if reform is needed.
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Mary
Jn-Lax
Legal
VISTA volunteers press Rumsfeld on draft and welfare shifts
In Washington about 300 VISTA volunteers demand resignation of Donald Rumsfeld over ending draft deferments and criticise his reform of the OEO poverty program. The piece notes his push toward older professionals, reduced Washington policy independence, and growing friction with anti VISTA factions.
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Washington
VISTA
Donald Rumsfeld
Kansas City
Kan
Rumsfeld
America
Peace Corps
Canada
Vietnam
Lady Bountiful
Scarsdale
Harlem
Office of Economic Opportunity
Chicago
OEO
White House
Nixon
Congress
Park City
Utah
Columbus
Ohio
Alaska
Jack Williams
Arizona
Johnson
Vistas
Whington
Richard Blumenthal
Marine Corps
Scottsdale residents urge 40 foot building limit
Longtime Scottsdale residents Andrew and Mrs Swick oppose new high rise developments stating the city should enforce a 40 foot height limit to preserve local atmosphere and future character.
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Scottsdale
Andrew Swick
Don’t Be a Quitter A Satirical Look at Quitting Smoking
A humorous essay mocks the misery of starting quitting and especially quitting quitting smoking. It riffs on public pressures, weight gain, mood swings, and the absurd campaign to smoke at least one cigarette daily after dinner as a paradoxical step in a long satire.
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Cancer Society
Bataan
Pentagon Plans Long Term Ecological Survey Of Vietnam Defoliants
The Pentagon proposes a detailed three to five year ecological study on defoliants and bombing in Vietnam. Led by Army researchers with Vietnamese partners, the effort would map vegetation recovery and ecological changes, costing up to a half million dollars, with interim reports and annual surveys across wet and dry seasons.
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Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Army
U.S
South Vietnam
A. W. Betts
Betts
Fort Detrick
Tax hike hides in airline tickets draws criticism
Congress faces backlash over raising the air travel tax from 5 to 8 percent and prohibiting disclosure of tax versus fare in advertisements and tickets. Rep. Hanna proposes showing both amounts. The American Society of Travel Agents backs the Hanna bill to restore disclosure.
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Congress
Richard Hanna
California
American Society of Travel Agents
Portland Oregonian
Kids Remain Kids Too Long And Adults Must Guide
A reflective column argues today’s youth stay at the edge of adulthood due to lacking reasons for adulthood. Parents must provide background, set limits, and guide rather than condemn, letting youth mature or remove temptations until direction is clear.
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