Watergate fallout and unanswered questions linger
The piece reviews the Watergate saga with moral outrage over Nixon and his aides. It cites John Dean claiming direct orders from the president, notes lingering questions about who ordered the break in and erased the 17 missing minutes, and surveys former officials profiting from notoriety while many in the Nixon circle remain unrepentant.
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White House
John Dean
Lamb
Nixon
Brookings Institution
Dean
Charles Colson
Pidgeon
Watergate
Er Colson
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Rich Kleidienst
Spiro’ Agnew
Labor lobbyists push for bigger minimum wage amid inflation
The article argues labor leaders seek another minimum wage hike in exchange for election help. It warns higher wages may raise consumer prices and trigger job losses, noting recent inflation spikes after prior increases and potential undermining of productivity efforts.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Back to Brookings reflects on city volunteer spirit and future
Paul F. Huldermann lauds Brookings seminars as a fresh breeze for Brookings citizens. He stresses shared pride, volunteer cooperation, and asks for broader participation including younger residents staff and council members to shape future city development.
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Brookings
Old City
Bill Donaldson
Paul F. Huldermann
Plea bargains fuel DWI leniency says reader Bill Pauli
A reader argues that Sen Thomas Moore Jr and others dodge harsher penalties via plea deals. He recalls Moore's 110 dollar fine after a first DWI and a second offense for driving wrong way on a one way street, urging mandatory jail time and addiction programs to deter drunk driving.
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Sen
Thomas Moore Jr
DWI
Moore
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bill Pauli
Old Society coming by 2030 says demographic outlook
Harriet Van Horne analyzes a government demographic forecast predicting broader jeans softer rock more wheelchair ramps bilingual signs and a market for elder care as birthrates fall and median age rises by 2030. It warns of shifts in housing fashion medical care and the economy toward an older nation and calls for Health insurance nursing home regulation and changes to Social Security.
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Harriet van Horne
New York City
Einergarten
Donald Gould
Senate
United States
Simone de Beauvoir
Justice Department
Congress
Blood donors urged to join regular supply network
Blood Services Mesa Branch relies on about 2,000 regular donors from Scottsdale Tempe Chandler Apache Junction and Mesa. A single donor may give until age 65 every eight weeks. Drop-ins welcome at the southwest corner of First Avenue and Robson in Mesa. Telephone 834-5115 IRDON RELYER SUN LAKES
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Blood Services, Inc
Mesa Branch
Scottsdale
Tempe
Chandler
Apache Junction
Mesa
Blood Services
First Avenue
Robson
Irdon Relyer
SUN Lakes
Perfume Giants Pressured Small Rival Over Copycat scents
Washington investigation shows major perfume firms pressured suppliers and newspapers to hinder Murray Poznak, who copied fragrances to offer cheaper alternatives. Poznak met with Givaudan president Norman Grief who warned such supply would harm relationships with Revlon and Chantelle, amid undercover recordings.
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Murray Poznak
Poznak
Givaudan
Norman
Grief
Pomak
Revlon and
Chantel
Scottsdale Daily Progress Ad Manager Notice
Fragmented line shows advertising manager H E Hal Metcalf at Scottsdale Daily Progress with publication details and pricing amid broadcast formatting errors. Calendar shows Monday through Saturday evenings and Scottsdale Publishing Inc address.
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H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Scotsdale
Ariz
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