Phoenix Mayor’s refusal threatens Valley cooperation
The piece notes past peace between Scottsdale and Phoenix, joint planning gains, and widespread regional cooperation. It cites Mayor Tim Barrow’s refusals to meet Scottsdale leaders over Westcor, freeway, airport traffic, and zoning issues, arguing open, cooperative planning is needed to avoid old rivalries.
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Phoenix
Tim Barrow
Scottsdale
Westcor
Barrow
William Jenkins
Paradise Valley naming clash stirs community concerns
A letter complains that developers seek to name a new subdivision The Village of Paradise Valley to ride on the town's prestige, risking confusion with the Town of Paradise Valley and the surrounding area. The author urges denial of the plan and calls for alternative naming.
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Paradise Valley
North Phoenix
Westcor Development
Kissinger Says Arms Pact Breakthrough Draws Skepticism
Washington debate swirls around a tentative Soviet US arms pact. Henry Jackson Buckley and other hardliners demand specifics on missile size and verification. Critics warn the agreement may fail to curb throw-weight and bomber limits while Kissinger hails a breakthrough.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
White House
Ron Nessen
Henry Kissinger
United States
Ford
Kissinger
Congress
Sen
Henry Jackson
Senate Arms Control Subcommittee
Washington Democrat
Jackson
Ussr
Sen. Jackson
James Buckley
R-C-N.y
U.S
Soviet Union
Wilbur Mills
Vladivostok
Energy policy stalled as Ford aides clash with Rumsfeld
Washington report notes Ford returns from Vladivostok without Rumsfeld, who travels to China with Kissinger. Officials warn the president lacks a full energy briefing while pressing for a 20 cent gasoline tax and a united push to raise production and cut consumption.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Donald Rumsfield
White House
Orient
Ford
Vladivostok
Rumsfeld
Henry Kissinger
Peking
China
West
Japan
Korea
Kyoto
Frank Zarb
Federal Energy
Mr. Ford
Vail
Colo
Kissinger
Rummy
Defense James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Pentagon
Zarb
Congress
SCC Football Coverage Sparks Forum Debate
In a November article a coach contradictions claim, noting SCC football went 6-3 this season while newspaper space favored other items. Editors defend extensive football coverage with six semester inches and a planned season wrap on December 9, highlighting fairness concerns.
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SCC
Larry Philpot
Aanaene
Philpot
FORUM
Pasadena
Emester
Artice
Hal Dekeyser
Scottsdale College
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