It can happen here racial violence in Boston raises a question
In reflecting on desegregation after the 1954 Supreme Court ruling, the piece argues that racial prejudice persists in the United States and that fear, ignorance, and economic concerns fuel tension. It calls for improved inner city education and desegregated housing as long term fixes, urging leadership to address desegregation challenges locally and statewide.
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Supreme Court
South
United States
Arizona
Jefferson
Inflation scapegoating by auto makers and oil interests
The piece argues that environmental protection is not a major inflation driver, contributing only 0.3 to 0.5 percent to inflation versus rising prices. It notes environmental costs are about 0.7 percent of GNP and asserts long term environmental investment saves money while protecting air and water, and stresses survival without protection.
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Chase Econometrics Associates
Council On Economic Quality
Kissinger faces uphill task as Moscow Eyes Middle East role
The report says Moscow eyes equal status in Middle East peace, while Kissinger pushes a new mediation round. Brezhnev arrives in Cairo in mid spring and Geneva reopens only if Egyptian Israeli talks fail over Sinai oil, Golan heights, and pullback. Ball argues for US Soviet approach, others warn of Kissinger setback.
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Moscow
Middle East
Geneva
Kissinger
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Sinai
Ford Administration
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Brezhnev
U.S
Soviet Union
Israel
Golan Heights
Mideast
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Jordan
Egypt
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
Syria
Libya
Algeria
Russia
George Ball
Atlantic Monthly
Bally
Iraq
Ball
Richard Nixon
United Nations
Samaritan Finds Lost Poodle After Night on Street
The Burke family credit Dr. Robert Wright of Arizona State University with locating their poodle Dobie after he wandered off on a cold December night. Wright found the dog near a street, sheltered him, and notified the owners when they identified him at the Maricopa Veterinarian Center.
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Pound
the Humane Society
Humane Society
Robert Wright
Arizona State University
Maricopa Veterinarian Center
Burke
Scottsdale
Doc Wright and Jerry McElfresh Lead News Team
W B Doc Wright serves as assistant publisher and Jerry McElfresh as managing editor for the national Menclaper Association news desk.
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W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Criticism of SCC actions and student influence at Scottsdale Community College
A Scottsdale writer condemns the SCC administration and the Maricopa County Community College Board for allowing young students to influence the college’s symbols and spending. The letter praises staff like Larry Philpot and Jerry Drescher and argues colleges are broader than student governance. The author cites campus access and ends with a biblical quotation.
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SCC
Maricopa County Community College Board
Larry Philpot
Jerry Drescher
New Year Hopes Rise From 1974’s Tumultuous Years
In a reflective New Year piece the author weighs 1974’s upheavals and 1975’s potential. Nixon’s exile, Mills’s downfall, and increased public scrutiny mark a purgative year, as Congress faces a younger, brighter body and society seeks reform amid lingering economic woes.
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Ways and Means
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