Public meetings open to people urged for honest government
An editorial lauds Arizona public meeting laws as open to public inspection and criticizes recent executive sessions by the Scottsdale and Phoenix councils. It warns against illegal closed meetings, informal voting, and press access tricks and urges councils to adhere to Article 3.1 for government transparency.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Hayden Road
The-Record
Papago
National Guard
Papago Park
Deer Valley
State AG questions Board of Health powers in health rules
State Attorney General Gary Nelson says the Board of Health exceeded authority by creating new health institution rules and urges legislative changes to restore or expand power. He notes the board’s scope should cover sanitation and construction, not patient care or staffing, and calls for clear rules to regulate health facilities.
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Gary Nelson
State Board of Health
Nelson
Dow's pollution cleanup profits cited by chairman
Dow Chemical chairman Carl Gerstacker says the company earned about 6.5 million on 20 million invested in pollution control in 1971 and expects continued gains, while acknowledging tougher standards will trim margins. Industry skeptics warn costs rise with stricter rules.
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Washington
Dow Chemical Co
Midland
Mich
Carl A. Gerstacker
Dow
Gerstacker
America
John Georges
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Don
R.E. Chaddock
Hercules, Inc
Carl
Environmental Protection Agency
Bud Nagelvoort
Rep
Guy Vander Jagt
D-Mich
Council On Environmental Quality
CEQ
Mills presses tax reform as Shultz backs trade delay
In Little Rock the meeting between Rep. Mills and George Shultz produced a clash over timing for tax reform versus immediate foreign trade legislation. Mills vowed early tax reform despite White House hopes to delay, while Shultz and aides pushed for a faster trade bill and tightened minimum tax ideas.
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Washington
Nixon Economics
George Shultz
Little Rock
Ark
Wilbur D. Mills
Taxation
Capitol Hill
House Ways and Means
Nixon
Ways and Means
Mills
Shultz
The
Treasury
White House
New York
William Simon
the Treasury
William Gifford
Our Man Hoppe: The Nixon Newsbusters Parody Broadcast
A satirical transcript recounts a Nixon era broadcast lampooning biased news and political figures. It portrays Kronkeller’s grim warning against intellectual elitism, lampoons the Washington Post arrest claim, and mocks policy from the War on Peace to the First Lady’s Appalachia gesture.
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Eric Kronkeller
Richard M. Nixon
Potomac
White House
Washington Post
Post
Secretary of the Treasury
Brazil
Fort Knox
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Tony Boyle
United Mine Workers
Treasury
Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
le Duc Tho
Dr. Kissinger
Bangladesh on brink after war amid aid push
Washington notes Bangladesh near collapse two years after independence as inflation, poor crops, and heavy reliance on Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman strain stability. U.S. has given about 320 million dollars in aid this year plus 350,000 tons of food grains, with experts assessing crop shortages and hunger risk.
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UPI
U.S
Bangladesh
Pakistan
United States
East Pakistan
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Herbert Rees
South Asia
Rees
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Novak
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Jonathan Marshall
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