Editorial urges caution on Arizona nuclear power plans
A editorial argues for a nonpartisan scientific study before approving nuclear plants in central Arizona. It warns of environmental risks, water use, waste disposal challenges, and potential cancer and genetic damage, citing experts from Livermore and noting insurance gaps and government safety doubts.
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Edward Teller
John» Goffman
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Atomic Energy__ Commission
Livermore Laboratory
Arthur ‘Tamplin
Livermore
Goffman
United States
Women Defy Hemline Rise In Paris Fashion Report
Paris fashion houses raise hems this year yet U S and Paris watchers report women resist short lengths. Cardin leads with no midis among 300 new outfits while sales drop as women reject panicked fashion changes, a costly victory for feminine style over male manufacturers.
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Paris
Cardin
Golan Heights Captain Sees Syrian Threats Despite Truce Talk
An Israeli border post commander on the Golan Heights warns that Syria and Egypt may threaten anew if allied, with up to 1 000 tanks mobilized. He notes Syria arms lag behind Egypt, cites Russian weaponry, and reports ongoing raids from a Palestinian linked group Saika, with no Israeli casualties in a recent bazooka strike on a kibbutz.
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Israel
Kuneitra
Golan
Blorig
Jordan River
Maginot Line
Golan Heights
Jordan
Damascus
Golan ‘Heights
Egypt
Syria
Kremlin
Sa’Tka
Sa’Ika
Nixon Era War Policy in Laos Faces Criticism
The piece criticizes Nixon administration actions in Laos, comparing air force roles to expendable troops and warning that limited goals risk widening the conflict. It notes Haiphong as the strategic bottleneck, urges targeting the port, and warns of potential Soviet or Chinese escalation with three presidents' hesitations cited.
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New—York
Laos
U.S
Willie
Joe
Defense
Melvin Laird
Sen. Frank Church
Ho, Chi Minh
Gobbledegook
Thien
Thieu
Cambodia
Thi
Haiphong
Vietnam
Sind
Mekong Delta
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Hina
Mailbag Morality Revival Urged in 1970 Census Letter
A Phoenix letter from Elizabeth Jones argues population problems are moral, urging a national spiritual revival and renewal of a Christian code. The writer cites rising illegitimate births, teen pregnancies, and father desertions as signs of cultural decline. The Progress notes letters should be limited to 400 words with home addresses for verification.
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Ec Apra
Elizabeth Jones
Phoenix
Agnew Rules On Senate Filibuster Prompt Debate Change
Vice President Agnew sides with the filibuster minority, sending the issue back to the Senate for unlimited debate. The ruling implies reformers must secure a two thirds vote to end debate to address rules changes, contrasting past administrations including Nixon and Johnson. New York Times.
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Agnew
Senate
Alben Barkley
Richard Nixon
Hubert‘Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Congress
New York Times
Third College Threatens UC San Diego Campus
An opinion piece warns that UC San Diego's Third College risks eroding academic standards and faculty integrity by admitting underqualified Black and Brown students, politicizing curricula, and expanding rapidly, potentially swallowing the university’s future. It cites campus unrest, biased courses, and budget strain as signs of a Frankenstein-like threat.
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Calif
San Diego
University of California
UC. San Diego
College i
William McGill
Columbia University
McGill
Third World
Angela ‘Davis
Los Angeles
Ho Chi ,Minh
Kwame
Nkrumah
Che Guevara
Barry-Goldwater
University’ of California
Jack Douglas
San—Diego
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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