Editorial: Ford as Vice President marks a historical mid term change
The piece notes the historic mid term replacement of Spiro Agnew by Gerald Ford and weighs impeachment risks and constitutional consequences. It argues the event tests the democratic system, national unity, and U S standing while cautioning that removing Nixon could bring greater chaos.
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Rhodes Named House Minority Leader in Praise from Arizona
A profile lauds Rep. John J. Rhodes as a cautious, studious leader who listens, revises his stance when persuaded, and serves Arizona's 1st District well. The piece credits his conservative record, responsiveness to constituents, and principled approach as basis for his new role.
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John J. Rhodes
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Chisholm Defends Integrity Amid GAO Campaign Probe
Rep. Shirley Chisholm denies merit to GAO findings that her 1972 presidential campaign misreported a $6,000 deficit while showing an $18,000 surplus and failed to report nearly $30,000 in receipts plus $51,000 in expenses after April 7 1972. She calls the investigation a plot to harass a principled black woman in politics.
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John D. Lofton JR
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Shirley Chisholm
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Adam Powell
Nixon
Congress
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Pleasing start for Arizona’s elementary physical education
A letter to the Mailbag praises Arizona’s emphasis on physical education in Navajo Elementary School. The writer recalls California and Hawaii schools lacking PE and notes students routinely running a mile, commending early training of the body and its capabilities.
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Arizona
California
Hawaii
Elite feelings swirl over unions and protests by workers
An ex Republican observer argues that truckers farmworkers and campus radicals protest to gain leverage against elites and corporations. He suggests a widening elitist society with big oil and the rich paying little taxes while ordinary people bear the burden. Mrs. Dunn, Paradise Valley.
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Dunn Paradise Valley
Kidney donation awareness on Arizona State University campus
A student thanks the Arizona Kidney Foundation for organ donation awareness seen on campus. Volunteers handed out pamphlets describing how signing a donor card can save lives through kidney and organ transplants, with guidance and support for the process.
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Arizona Kidney Foundation
Arizona State University
The
The Great Tennis Ball Crisis Cartoon Satire
A satirical tale recounts Titus Tiddling, head of the Tiddling Tennis Ball cartel, pushing a crisis through inflated demand and plant closings. It details ibex hair supply, tensions with Phynkia and Mbonga, price hikes, and a presidential bid to regulate tennis ball use.
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Mbonga
Ratt
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Czarina
Reader Desires Balanced CAP Coverage in Phoenix
A Phoenix subscriber praises print coverage of the Central Arizona Project and urges balanced reporting. He sends a subscription check and asks the paper to print both sides of the CAP story to justify continued support.
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Central Arizona
Phoenix
Doc Wright Named Assistant Publisher
W. D. Wright, known as Doc Wright, is appointed assistant publisher at the Marshall Iblisher newspaper, stepping into a key leadership role and overseeing editorial operations.
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