Israel in Geneva Fight for Survival and Access Route
Editorial argues that U.S. and Soviet Union negotiations in Geneva hinge on control of Africa access and the Indian Ocean. It warns that Western Europe partners falter on oil pressure and that Israel’s survival depends on retaining Sinai and Golan Heights. It supports internationalizing the canal with a security force.
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Israel
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Africa
Indian Ocean
U.S.S.R
Middle East
Netherlands
Sinai Desert
Golan
Syria
Asia
Europe
Mediterranean Ocean
Iran
Persian Gulf
Free World
Four Day School Week Debated To Save Fuel
State leaders consider a four day school week to conserve energy amid a fuel shortage. Critics warn of adverse effects on working parents, extracurriculars, and education quality, noting longer days and supervision challenges. They urge energy cuts without harming essential services.
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Burton Barr
Press ethics and drug use in 1972 campaign reporting
A columnist argues the public has a right to know which stories may have been influenced by drugs. He cites Timothy Crouse's The Boys on the Bus and quotes Crouse on reporters using pot and the reluctance to name individuals. The piece questions editors' and reporters' transparency about drug involvement in coverage.
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Washington
Timothy Crouse
Crouse
Rolling Stone
Stone
Hunter Thompson
Thompson
MDA
McGovern
Zoo
Yesser
Washington Post
Bill Greider
Greider
Don’t Blame Mailmen Fight With Management Instead
A letter writer defends postal workers amid public complaints. She argues management prioritizes address changes over deliveries, imposes overtime limits, and questions fuel crisis policies. She urges directing criticism to management, not frontline mail carriers.
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Scottsdale
Readers urge bike parking and lanes in Scottsdale
Letter writer rejects garage downtown plans and calls for immediate merchant plans for bike parking including three wheelers and faster bike routes. Suggests incorporating bike lanes in new and existing roads to improve urban mobility.
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Scottsdale
The Real Meaning of Christmas and Santa Claus
A reflection on Christmas stating the holiday centers on Jesus birth rather than Santa Claus. It notes children enjoy gifts and Santa, but urges readers to focus on the savior and God’s gift to humanity. The piece contrasts secular cheer with spiritual awakening during the season.
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Christ
Santa Claus
North Pole
Jesus
Three Wise Guys Arrested In Bethlehem Frankincense Bust
Police drop marijuana charges against three men who claimed to be Oriental rulers in Bethlehem. A taxi driver described their cross country odyssey while a casual remark by a cop led to their detention for possession of gold-like frankincense.
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Arthur Hoppe
Bethlehem
Abel the Camel Camelli
Los Angeles
Camel
L.A
Miracle Star of Peace and Brotherhood
Zurich
Barstow
Ohio
Good Old Bethlehem
Manger
Manvers
Peace
Brotherhood
Feds
Durance Vile
Jordan
Middle East
Parents Rights a matter of opinion
Mrs. Jill Moline's letter argues that the Parents Rights dispute rests on opinion not fact. Nancy St Clair contemplates a clash between rights focused parents and those who prioritize civic responsibility and child welfare. She questions why volunteers face attacks from ideologically driven parents and defends broad parental duties over minority rights.
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Jill Moline
Pat French
Nancy ST. Clair
Scottsdale
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U.S
Mr. Barr
Conservative
Susie
Downers Grove
Hoppe
Jonatha
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ariz i
National Newspaper Association
Abizzoran
Spapers Association
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