Donaldson Stays On as Scottsdale City Manager After Offers
Editorial lauds Bill Donaldson for stabilizing Scottsdale since his arrival five years ago. It credits him with finances in order, lower property taxes, improved services, and innovative programs like revamped garbage collection and joint public works staffing. The piece calls him Arizona’s outstanding civil servant and notes his decision to remain.
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Bill Donaldson
California
Donaldson
Scottsdale
Arizona
Timber policy clash aims to boost logging in forests
A public notice warns that Congress H.R. 12025 would prioritize timber cutting over water, grazing, recreation and scenery in national forests. The piece urges readers to oppose the bill and contact Arizona's delegation as debate approaches next week.
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Congress
Arizona
Laird to test defense budget details before Senate panel
Secretary Melvin Laird will outline the administrations 73.6 billion defense budget and strategic assumptions in a Friday hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee led by John C. Stennis. Lawmakers seek five year procurement projections and the role of each weapon system in overall plans, plus alternative options and revised two and a half war concepts.
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Melvin R. Laird
Laird
State Armed ‘Services Committee
Senate Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
U.S
Stentis
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
Stennis
Pentagon
Arizonans Divided Over Nixon Proposals in Congress
The article compares Arizona legislators amid Nixon’s policy push in Congress. Udall backs Nixon on foreign aid with 100 percent alignment on foreign relations, Rhodes and Steiger oppose the compromise, Fannin and Udall show differing votes, while Goldwater remains restrictive.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Congress
William F. Knowland
California
Goldwater
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Nixon
Rhodes
Sen
Paul J.fannin
Udall
Steiger
Spanish American War Vets Reunion Sparks Debate
A letter from Bob Considine recounts a clash over remarks about elderly veterans at a San Diego reunion. Ruth M. Adamson of Montrose California defends the group and presents a leaflet praising the 1898 war service and its lasting impacts on the Panama Canal Defense Act and national unity.
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Bob Considine
New York
Slack
Ruth M. Adamson
Montrose
Calif
Adamson
Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
California
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Gaffers
San Diego
Gaffer
U.S
Department of California
Sons and Daughters
Leonard
Packard
Pany C
1St
Arkansas Infantry
America
Panama Canal
South
A Man Of The Year In Business Guides Wall Street
Fay Freed reviews N Leonard Jarvis's A Woman's Guide To Wall Street a 1969 Prentice Hall handbook republication aimed at new investors especially women. It covers exchanges stocks bonds funds careers on Wall Street growth ideas and practical tips with illustrations to explain dealing on the exchange floor.
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Fay Freed
Wall Street
N. Leonard Jarvis
Prentice Hall
New York Society of Security Analysts
Association of Investment Brokers
Hayden, Stone Inc
Old Time Cold Tales From A Bygone Era
A nostalgic monologue contrasts how colds were handled in the past with modern reactions. It recalls heavy home remedies, long misery, and classmates continuing routines despite illness, while current attitudes label lingering symptoms as flu and seek rest. The piece notes ear ringing and hazy memory as common aftereffects.
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