Editorial: Bumper to bumper in old Scottsdale roads
The piece recalls a time of horses on Scottsdale Road and laments rising traffic as new streets widen and merchants officials and residents seek solutions. It urges a serious study of a minibuses system from Lincoln Drive to McDowell Road, with parking integration, to ease congestion.
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Scottsdale Road
Osborn Rd
Camelback Rd
Scottsdale
Lincoln Drive
McDowell Road
Egypt urges Arab nations to acquire nuclear capability
Egyptian editor Mohammed Heikal of El Ahram urges Arab nations to seek nuclear capacity. Heikal, ally of President Sadat, warns Soviet backing Egypt’s race could reshape world power and raise accidental war risks. He warns Kremlin restraint contrasts with smaller militant states raising bellicose threats.
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Mohammed Heikal
Heikal
Anwar Sadat
el Ahram
Soviet Union
Egypt
United States
England
Kremlin
Greek policy failure risks new anti American regime in Greece
Washington fears U S policy toward Greece helped birth a nationalist Ioannidis led regime that could threaten NATO’s eastern anchor. Homeporting for 3000 sailors already in place may be reversed if Ioannidis turns anti American, risking undermining U S strategic interests in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East.
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Washington
Nixon
Greece
Papadopoulos
U.S
NATO
Col
George Papadopoulos
Athens
State Department
Ioannidis
Mediterranean
Middle East
Cyprus
Israel
Soviet Union
Syria
Egypt
White House
Alexander Panagoulis
Pat Buchanan reshapes TV power amid Watergate discourse
In a provocative column, Pat Buchanan is praised and critiqued for challenging TV networks over Watergate coverage. The piece notes his plan for eight networks, compares his tactics to political opponents, and recalls Nixon era media battles and feared FCC actions.
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Bill Buchanan
Patrick Buchanan
Nixon
Pat Buchanan
Sen
Sam Ervin
Watergate Committee
Pat
Joseph Montoya
Montoya
New Mexico
Oval Office
Mailbag letter urges action to end wild horse slaughter
A reader backs Charlene Chandler Rhiel and Barbara Trester Moser against wild horse slaughter for dog food. Cites 1971 campaign, the 197? law against killing, notes ongoing circumvention, and urges readers to contact congressmen and Mr Nixon for prompt action.
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Charlene Chandler Rhiel
Barbara Trester Moser
West
National Wildlife Federation
Sixteenth St
N.W
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Community College under fire for athletic focus
A Scottsdale Community College article accuses the administration and athletics staff of pressuring winning teams by censoring the school paper and recruiting out of state. It cites former coach Duncan’s claim of seven out of state recruits to win the conference and questions where accountability lies for ineligible players and high athletic budgets.
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Bob Snider
Scottsdale Community College
Duncan
S.C.C
P.S. No. 126
New York City
Scottsdale
Street on 68th Street overrun by dust and potholes
Residents on 68th Street between Cholla and Cactus report a sand and gravel patch unpaved block causing dust infiltration, due to increased traffic from a new high school and northward development. They urge Scottsdale City to fund paving rather than statues and bike paths, noting four months of inaction and calls to councilman Herb Drinkwater.
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Cholla
Cactus Roads
Cactus Road
68Th Street
Herb Drinkwater
Scottsdale
64Th Street
Scottsdale Road
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Evans
Novak
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Frank Sinatra
Athletic Factory
Cattani
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan M
Arshall
Blisher
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ariz
National Pewspaper Association
Ash Ora Newspapers Association
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