Editorial favors one way streets to ease traffic
The piece argues one way streets could improve metro traffic as a cheaper stop gap to freeways. It suggests alternating directions on major east west streets or converting half mile arterials into one way flows, with added rights of way and bridges to connect across the city. It notes mass transit as ultimate long term solution.
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van Buren
McDowell
Thomas
Roosevelt
Oak Streets
Scottsdale
West Phoenix
Recycling ideas reshape waste into useful goods
A New York city converts discarded bottles into durable pipes and uses recycled glass in a water system. Florida tests mix of old newspapers with soybean meat to feed farm animals as environmental experiments multiply nationwide.
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New York
Florida
EPA accused of tilt toward polluters in water decisions
Environmentalists charge EPA again prioritizes industry over law in two water pollution rulings. NRDC argues trade groups on a 14 member panel threaten impartial public review. The NRDC says proposed rules weaken safeguards against industry dominated state boards and foster conflicts of interest.
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Jeff Stansbury
Edward Flattau
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Congress
Nixon
William Ruckerghaus
Industrial Trade Associations
Natural Resources Defense Council
NRDC
Barbara Reid
Commerce Department
Ruckelshaus
Trade Association
Reid
Lyndon Baines Johnson
State Pollution Control Board
Gus Speth
Ghostly call from heaven about Pearl and Nixon era
A long dialogue between a dead Pearl Harbor survivor and a living friend mixes humor and satire. They discuss Japan, the Emperor, Nixon, and wartime shifts from battleships to jet power, Vietnam, and who is sane in a world post 1941.
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Europe
White House
Nixon
Butch
Navy
Army
Pearl
Arizona
How Hard It Is to Care in War Fetters of Our Times
A reflective piece contrasts repetitive peace talk with daily shelling reports. The narrator recalls the 83 fatalities of a plane crash and a dying dog, arguing people care only within their own world while wars rage beyond. He decries indifference as leaders push for peace while bombs persist.
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Pearl
Butch
Hickam
Honolulu
Islands
U.S
Peru
Vietnam
Hoppe
India
Privileged Rant At Scottsdale School Board Meeting
A Scottsdale parent condemns the Tuesday night gathering at Scottsdale High School as a vulgar display by board members and staff. The letter urges respect and better conduct for the sake of the students and ends with the signature Mary L. Gilbert.
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Scottsdale High School
Mary L. Gilbert
Coach Reflects on Career After Big Win at Oshkosh
In the coaches' lover room after the game, a coach exclaimed this is the best time I have had in my 15 years of coaching. He noted the only day he was happier was the day he got married.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Daily
Northwestern
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