Senior Center Funding Londoned by Scottsdale Officials
Scottsdale city staff push to drop stages two and three of a planned senior citizen center from the federal community development budget totaling 1.832 million for the coming year. The council weighs prioritizing capital projects over services with stage two costs about 300 thousand, arguing other programs can absorb cuts. Citizens fear delaying the center will hurt seniors who were promised full construction.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Civic Center
Art for the Future Bill Proposed by Senator Farr
State Sen. Morris Farr proposes directing one percent of public construction funds to art. The measure faces slim chances this year amid a tight budget and wary lawmakers. Proponents say art elevates life, boosts tourism, and could attract business in Arizona.
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Morris Farr
Tucson
Arizona
Farr
Lobbyist controls seen as weak and ineffective
Library of Congress findings show only 12 federal agencies implemented lobbying controls while 79 did not reform. The White House and key agencies resisted regulation, with many registrants avoiding the label and the most powerful operators avoiding registration. The NSA code machine tale reveals pressure to suppress low cost secure messaging and shows the era's heavy state surveillance context.
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White House
Library
Phillip Arceda
National Security Council
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
Health, Education and Welfare Department
John Moss
D-Calif
Capitol
Priceless wife sale turns global buyers away
A practical man tries to sell his wife to agencies and corporations including the CIA Lockheed and Gulf, but each buyer rejects her as a politician or lacking papers, leaving him to explain to his wife why no one wants her and questioning what honest people are worth.
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CIA
Italy
Angola
Lockheed
Exxon
Gulf
Scottsdale parents push for new middle school plan
Carole Huber argues that a K-8 system limits seventh and eighth graders and calls for a pilot middle school. She notes 20 parents and staff on a committee researching better education and says some Arcadia parents resist change. She cites U S News & World Report Feb 2 1976.
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Arcadia
U.S. News and World Report
Carole Huber Scottsdale
Youth Services praised in Scottsdale leadership model
The piece highlights Scottsdale’s Youth Services program developed by Judge Ed Boyle and Lillian Shaheen and praises the dedication and leadership driving its success as a template for 5,000 other communities.
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In Point
Scottsdale
Ed Boyle
Lillian Shaheen
Reader Letters Note Bias and Delinquency Programs
NED MULLAN criticizes press bias and praises Scottsdale volunteer efforts to curb delinquency. He cites colleges neglecting P A Sorokin's Love concept and urges leadership rooted in love and dedication to guide social reform.
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Scottsdale
P. A. Sorokin
Critics Argue Dickens Repeats Thematic Notes In Type Slips
The Lock Haven PA Express notes some critics find Charles Dickens slightly repetitious in his writing style while assessing a recent release. The piece highlights recurring motifs and concerns raised by reviewers.
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Lock Haven
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