Why stay in Korea amid rising tensions and brutal regimes
A historical opinion piece argues the US should rethink its Korea presence. It cites North Korea’s provocations and Kim Il Sung, South Korea’s Park dictatorship, and questions the rationale after two American soldiers were killed. It likens Korea to Vietnam and questions US policy as impractical without reforms.
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United States
Korea
Vietnam
South Korea
North Korea
United Nations
U.N
Astree
Demilitarized Zone
Midway
Japan
Kim Il Sung
Park
State Department
Pentagon
Saba Family Marks 50 Years in Arizona Business
The Saba family, immigrants from Beirut, began selling goods in southern Arizona by 1916 and opened a Chandler store before 1929. By 1972 their father died, seven children and five grandchildren run three stores in Scottsdale, with a history of civic involvement and 50 years in business.
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Saba
Arizona
Chandler
Arizona State University
Scottsdale
Roger
Norman
Richard
Saba’s
Emissions bill trims auto industry timetable
The editorial denounces a Senate compromise that slows cleanup of car emissions and weakens nitrogen oxide standards. It argues Detroit faces concessions, not industry, noting Volvo’s catalytic converter and California’s clearance of Volvo cars, with public health costs rising from relaxed rules.
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Senate
Detroit
Volvo
California
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Congress
Hart
U.S. Transportation Department
Oil firms lag in minority hiring across major U.S. firms
A Washington report based on EEOC data shows blacks make up about 7 percent of oil industry workers, far below the national 10.5 percent. The article cites low black representation in white collar and top management positions, with sparse leadership roles at Chevron Cairo Division and other majors, despite modest overall increases.
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Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Chevron
Cairo
New Orleans
Louisiana
Philipps Petroleum
Shell Oil
Shell
Atlantic Richfield
ARCO
Exxon
Skelly Oil
Arizona Democratic Party says finances improved
State chairman Charles W. Pine reports substantial fundraising in the past two weeks. He says the party can now carry out voter registration before Sept 13 and a major get-out-the-vote effort. He notes a fulltime director at state HQ and Merriman remains as part time volunteer.
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Democratic Party of Arizona
Bill Merriman
New York
Senate
Arizona House
Arizona
Charles W. Pine
Democratic Party OF
Warner’s opportunism questioned over resigning as superintendent
The article accuses Carolyn Warner of opportunism for not resigning as Arizona state superintendent of public instruction to pursue a U.S. Senate bid. It notes her four year term ending in 1978, contrasts Steiger and Conlan resignations timelines, and suggests Warner aims to raise exposure to run for governor in 1978 if she loses.
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Carolyn Warner
Arizona
Sam Steiger
John Conlan
U.S. Senate
Steiger
Conlan
U.S
Conlan Campaign Mail Uses Free Postal Privilege Says Letter Attacks
A Phoenix reader accuses Rep John B Conlan of abusing free mailing rights with a late August newsletter to Scottsdale residents. The letter dismisses Conlans rhetoric as political baloney and accuses him of sanctimonious posturing and Judaic Christian references.
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Conlan
A. John Conlan
Scottsdale
M.K. Severson
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Beirut
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National Academy of Sciences
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Les Whitten
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Phoenix
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Scottsdale Progress
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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