Editorial: Another ax falls on Arizona justice and governance
The piece critiques Governor Wesley Bolin for firing state officials, including John Huerta and John Moran, alleging political scapegoating. It argues existing prison issues predate his term and warns against fueling employment instability and a reputation for hatchet politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bolin
Raul Castro
Bolin
John Huerta
Department of Economic Security
Huérta
Arizona
John Moran
Moran
Economic Security and Corrections
Scottsdale HUD funding dispute over low income rules
Scottsdale officials challenge new HUD criteria that require spending in areas where half the population is low income. The city previously lost federal funds for street widening and traffic signals after changing regulations. Mayor Jenkins argues the rule discriminates by geography, while the city contends it should finance projects locally without federal aid.
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Scottsdale
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Jenkins
Uncle Sam
Black leader Sithole offers Rhodesian settlement hope
Washington reports a private Nov 15 meeting between Cyrus Vance and Rev. Ndabaningi Sithole signaling possible US openness to a peaceful transition toward black majority rule in Rhodesia. Sithole, favored by some moderates, cautions against exclusive Patriotic Front domination and seeks Western investment and multi party governance.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Carter
Ian Smith
Vance
Ndabaninghi Sithole
Rhodesia
Sithole
Patriotic Front
Zimbabwe
U.S
Smith
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Nyerere
Dar es-Salaam
Mr. Carter
State Department
Abel Muzorewa
Muzorewa
James Chikerema
Tom
Machines to dial numbers ring alarm in home phone fears
A fictional satire shows Frisbee’s automated sales device backfiring as random taped pitches trigger confused responses. The piece imagines a future of endless machine calls and humorous misdialed greetings, ending with a cautionary shout against unmarked cash solicitations.
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Fred Frisbee
Frisbee’s Furnace Cleaning Co
Frisbee
Cindy
J. Brent Ashley
Lovers Leap Prevention Service
P.O
Microbiological BX Gains Ground in California Fields
Washington column notes new algaecide criticisms and reports on BX a microbiological fertilizer tested by farmer Bill Salamon on 20 acres and expanded to 300 acres of tomatoes. Hal Bernton tastes BX asparagus and finds it tender. BX founder Vaclav Petrik argues soil bacteria revive natural soil vitality.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
San Joaquin Valley
Hal Bernton
California
Stockton
Bill Salamon
Bernton
Vaclav Petrik
Petrik
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