No Nuclear Opposition in Arizona Hearing
Editorial notes the Arizona hearing on a west Phoenix nuclear plant drew virtually no opposition. It questions local groups lack of funding and courage, cites student petitions for a referendum, and warns of unresolved safety and cost issues including potential utility rate increases. It cites Minnesota's shift to coal for cost reasons.
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Phoenix
Minnesota
Northern States Power Co
Arizona
Corporation Commission
Police donate to fund home lock program in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale police department showcased community spirit by funding heavy-duty deadbolt locks for burglary-prone areas. Red tape threatened the project, but the Fraternal Order of Police covered $1,000 and officers volunteer time to install the locks.
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Order of Police
Ford rejects tax bill compromise and vetoes extension
President Ford spurned Senator Russell Long's six month extension proposal and vowed to veto any tax cut without matching spending limits. The move aimed to bolster credibility but risked economic turmoil and divided Republican support.
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Ford
Washington
China
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Ronald Reagan
Simon
Congress
White House
Russell Long
Democratic Congress
Ford White House
Peking
House
John Rhodes
Sen. Long
Senate Finance Committee
Congressional
Truth in packaging at cocktail parties ends in twist
Arthur Hoppe notes a party where attendees wore varied costumes from gas station attendants to Alpine guide. A man named Al proposes signs reading Boy or Girl to avoid ambiguity. The Alpine guide proves to be a transvestite, ending his satire on gender presentation.
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Arthur Hoppe
Peking
Chairman Mao
Mailbag Letter Attacks USDA Food Stamp Pamphlets
Scottsdale reader Dane Jackson criticizes a USDA pamphlet titled Youre in Good Company Millions of Americans Use USDA Food Stamps. He argues such literature harms self sufficiency and wastes taxpayers money, calling for removal from public spaces and tax savings.
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New Center For the Arts
Scottsdale
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Dane Jackson
Academic freedom defended in Scottsdale schools
A Scottsdale community voices concern over attacks on two teachers Mrs Alta Landes and Mrs Frances Hamrick over a film in Coronado High School Human Relations classes. The letter urges defense of academic freedom and questions minority faction pressure on education.
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Coronado High School
Scottsdale
Alta Landes
Frances Hamrick
Landes
Hamrick
Teachers Reprimand Over Film Sparks Open Debate
A letter questions the handling of the film About Sex shown to Coronado High students and critiques the decision to invite lawmakers Robert Hungerford and James Skelly to a closed Scottsdale School Board session. The writer urges letting the matter rest and questions motives behind the executive invitation.
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Coronado High
Robert Hungerford
James Skelly
Scottsdale
Dieters Face Disaster in Chicago Daily News
The Chicago Daily News reports a dieting setback as plans falter and hopes for slimmer results are dashed, leaving dieters unsure how to proceed.
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Chicago Daily News
Letters to Editor Limit and Verification Request
The paper asks letter writers to limit submissions to 350 words due to space. Contributors must include their name and home address for verification if needed.
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