Editorial warns Arizona education power shift to state control
The piece argues that state takeover of schools threatens local control. It cites the Arizona Coalition on Educational Policy accusing extremists of turning curricula into propaganda, and critiques Shofstall backed guidelines and a recertification plan as reducing teachers' job security and local input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Arizona Coalition On Educational Policy
Arizona Council For the Social Studies
The
Arizona Education Association
Weldon Shofstall
Shofstall
Shofstall-appointed
Curriculum Commission
Freeways and Fuel Shortage Stir Transit Debate
A chain of reports links gas rationing aims in Los Angeles, a Papago Freeway study in Phoenix, national standby fuel plans by the API, and military plane fuel shortages. The piece argues mass transit should gain priority as freeway projects risk obsolescence before completion.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Los Angeles
The
American Petroleum Institute
America
Horizons Fading as Smog Targets Pilots View
Inside Report features pilot Jim Craddock who since 1986 has logged over 3500 hours and witnessed worsening air quality. He contrasts industry claims of clean air progress with visible haze over eastern cities, Detroit, Baltimore, and New York, noting reduced visibility and stronger horizon pollution affecting safety and health.
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Jim Craddock
Craddock
Washington
Atlantic
Maine
Virginia
John J. Riccardo
Chrysler Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Pittsburgh
Rockies
New York City
Manhattan
Kennedy Airport
Nixon ends Congress by impounding funds in satire
Arthur Hoppe mocks the Nixon era by claiming Congress loses power as the president impounds budget money. He jokes Congress cannot wage war or govern, then notes the public barely misses their representatives. The piece ends with Congress as a tourism draw in Washington.
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Arthur Hoppe
Congress
Senate
Congressional
Gallup
Washington
White House
Supreme Court
Capitol
Responding to Arizona basketball critique letter
Charles R. Doggitt of Scottsdale defends local high school basketball and coaches against Bob Snider of the January 11 sports page. He questions Snider's California sources and recruitment claims and urges focus on developing homegrown talent and leadership over chasing national recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Snider
Arizona
Snider
Long Beach State
Ivan Duncan
Reek
Duncan
Ivan
SCC
California
New York
Ohio
A.I.A
POW bracelet pledge to release Southeast Asia prisoners
Brenda from Phoenix asks for help locating POWs including 1 Lt. William Henderson and whether POW bracelets are broken in half to send to families. She notes planning to keep the bracelet for five months and requests listing prisoners or their addresses in the paper.
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Tam
S.E. Asia
William Henderson
Brenda Phoenix
Remount Dans Ol BPice Pediocin Recon to 360 Words
Letter writers are asked to include their full name and home address for verification if needed. Typewritten letters will be received and processed for publication.
Slips Colombo in coma as guard duties shift to sons
Report notes Slips Colombo has remained in a coma since the incident. D has reassigned his bodyguard duties to C and C's sons, per New York Post reporting.
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Colombo
New York Post
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Inside Report
Novak
Evans
Hoppé
Charles R. Doggitt
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Ariz
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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