Donaldson Stays as Scottsdale City Manager after Offers
The Scottsdale City Council gave Bill Donaldson a sizable raise and he chose to remain city manager. Critics exist, but his five years have transformed finances, reduced the property tax rate, improved services, and spurred new programs. His leadership attracted federal funds and inspired civic participation, earning him strong local praise.
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Bill Donaldson
California
Donaldson
Scottsdale
Arizona
Protect Forests From H.R. 12025 Logging Push
The piece argues against H.R. 12025, asserting it would prioritize timber over water, grazing, recreation and scenery on national forests. It urges readers in Arizona to contact their congressional delegation to oppose the bill ahead of next week’s debate.
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Congress
Arizona
Laird to testify on defense budget amid two war concept debate
Secretary Melvin R. Laird is to begin defense budget testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee with a focus on strategic assumptions behind the 73.6 billion defense plan. Chairman John C. Stennis has pressed for detailed 5-year procurement projections and how the two and a half war concept fits revised U.S. defense planning.
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Washington
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
U.S
Sténnis 18
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
Stennis
Pentagon
W.S
Senate Armedgies Committee
Congressional Committée
S. McNamara
Irick
Wortferte
Arizona Republicans differ on Nixon policy reflections
The piece notes intra party splits as Sen. Goldwater and peers clash with proposals backed by President Nixon. It highlights Udall’s strong support for Nixon on foreign policy, Rhodes and Steiger often opposing, and general trends in Arizona Republicans versus Democrats on welfare and foreign aid.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Congress
William F. Knowland
California
Goldwater
Nixon
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Rhodes
Sen
Paul J.fannin
Udall
Steiger
Guide for Investors by Fay Freed Review
A concise critique of N Leonard Jarvis's Guide for Investors focusing on its gendered audience and practical investment guidance. It notes Jarvis's credentials, coverage of stocks bonds mutual funds and Wall Street roles, plus illustrations and growth ideas for future companies.
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Fay Freed
Wall Street
N. Leonard Jarvis
Prentice Hall
Reunion of Spanish War veterans stirs reflection letters
Mrs Ruth M Adamson of Montrose California national chaplain of the American Spanish War Veterans California department responds to a columnist, defending the 1898 veterans and promoting a pamphlet on their service and benefits. The note recalls the war's impact including the Panama Canal and National Defense Act.
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Bobconsidine
New York
Ruth M. Adamson
Montrose
Calif
Cuba
Philippines
Adamison
San Diego
Gaffer
Gaffers
Ace
Department of California
Sons and Daughters of
California
Leonard C. Packard
Pany C
1St
Arkansas Infantry
America
Panama Canal
South
Colds Then and Now A Nostalgic Take on Illness
A humorous reminiscence contrasts past cold woes with modern remedies. The piece recalls how, in earlier days, severe colds kept people in bed only for pneumonia and how daytime ointments and cafeterias shaped social life. It then notes today’s quick self diagnosis as flu and virus labels, with some kids stretching vacations by faking fever.
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B.L. Tims
Council
Paul Bunyan
Robert. Allen and
John
Goldsmith
By Orren Beaty
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Vietnam
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Scott
John J. Rhodes
Senate House
China
Book Review
New York Society of Security Analysts
Association of
Investment Brokers
Hayden, Stone Inc
Jarvis
DuMaurier
Susann
Puzo
Roth
Portnoy
St. Johns
Fowles
Wallace
Potok
Talese
Spain
Mary McGrath
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc Wetaht
Pat
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Earlis Dr
Scottsda
Ariz
the Progress
Mali
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