Goldwater criticizes Congress as dangerous and self serving
The senator laments a Congress dominated by selfish groups including labor, Common Cause, and the League of Women Voters. He cautions that many members are sincere yet warns that spending and leadership choices will decide if the body acts badly or well.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Labor Movement
Common Cause
League of Women Voters
Goldwater
The
Danish ingenuity shines in Copenhagen garden plots
The article praises Danish resilience and craftsmanship and highlights Copenhagen's model of renting open plots for citizen gardens. It argues vacant land near hydrants could be used to grow food, aiding low income families amid unemployment and hunger. Denmark's urban planning is cited as an example to copy.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Ford Connally meeting raises political questions in Houston
Inside Report shows President Ford met John B. Connally in Houston amid controversy over motive and timing. White House aides trimmed a list of Texas politicians, keeping Connally as a former cabinet member friend. The session occurred with Connally under federal indictment for bribery and perjury, shaping defense narratives while not reflecting energy policy input.
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Ly Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Ford
John B. Connally
Houston
White House
Connally
Treasury
Nixon
Robert T. Hartmann
Texas
Jack Warren
Hartmann
Jack Calkins
Gwen Anderson
S. Connally
Canada
Shamrock Hilton
Mr. Ford
Topeka
Kans
Saguaro Students Voice Concern Over Orme Dam Impacts
In a Scottsdale public hearing on Central Arizona Project participation, Saguaro High School students spoke about the Yavapai Indians of Ft. McDowell losing homeland to Orme Dam construction. Ft. McDowell residents thank the youths and Save Ft. McDowell Committee for their concern and support.
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Scottsdale
Central Arizona
Saguaro High School
Ft. McDowell
Orme Dam
Orme
Ft. McDowell Reservation
Save
Neighborhood Noise Sparks School Band Debate in Paradise Valley
A reader complains about eight hours of morning construction near an elementary school in Paradise Valley. He notes bulldozers dynamite and cement trucks disturbing residents, while proposing replacing builders with a short daily band practice to improve quality of life.
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Paradise Valley
Byrd
Death Valley
Army birds war game in Kentucky spoof satire
In a wooded Kentucky tent Maj. Gen. Bulljack leads a mock campaign against blackbirds. Officers debate methods from chemical spray to weather effects, referencing a 1971 ornithological treaty and even a pie finale.
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Washington
UPI
Kentucky
Ulysses S. Bulljack
44Th
Anti-Blackbird Brigade
Wallstone
Col. Custer Hornbigg
Custer
Bulljack
Woman Opposes ERA A Sophomore Frames Future Choice
A letter argues Terri Coffin’s stance against the ERA while a college sophomore asserts the need for broad options. The writer maintains ERA would support women choosing careers or staying as housewives and urges sequence of rights for all women to decide their paths.
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Terri Coffin
Terri
United States
Miss Coffin
Slips Whispered Praise for Greatest Round of Golf
Type Slips says with a whisper that this round of golf is the greatest he has ever played, a remark reported by the Daily Oklahoman.
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Daily Oklahoman
Publisher lineup and issue date for February 20 1975
Jonathan Marshall is editor and publisher with W B Doc Wright as assistant publisher and Jerry McElfresh as managing editor. The issue is Volume XV Number 4 dated February 20, 1975 and priced at 23.40 dollars yearly or 25.00 dollars yearly.
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Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc' Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Or
Scottsdale
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of
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