CAP review urged for Central Arizona Project
The article argues that while President Carter calls for reviewing CAP and other reclamation projects and proposes budget cuts, the CAP should not be abandoned. It notes the Supreme Court's 2.8 million acre feet water entitlement, and stresses ongoing study of CAP concerns such as Orme Dam safety costs efficiency and Indian rights.
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Chicken Little
Arizona
Carter
Colorado
Supreme Court
Congress
Orme Dam
Modernize codes to allow home solar in Arizona
Fountain Hills faces a controversy as a restaurant installs a roof solar unit. The article argues deed restrictions and building codes hinder home solar energy and benefit utilities, urging Arizona towns to revise laws and expand tax incentives to accelerate adoption and lower costs.
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Fountain Hills
Committee On Architecture
Arizona
O Neill Viewed As Reform Leader Despite Backroom Tactics
The article portrays House Speaker Thomas O Neill as a reform-minded yet hardball operator. It notes his forceful style in backroom deals with President Carter and other lawmakers, his backing of favorites, and mixed signals on true reform.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
House
Thomas
Tip” O'Neill
Boston
Jimmy Carter
Elliot Richardson
Richardson
O’neill
Massachusetts
Robert Griffin
General Services
Jack Eckerd
Robert Sikes
D.fla
Sikes
Tongsun Park
Carl Albert
O'Neill
Jim Wright
D.-Tex
Phil Burton
D.-Calif
Faming Burton
North Atlantic Assembly
Clement Zablocki
D.wis
Zablocki
Phil
North Atlantic
Newspaper drive at Machan Community School
The William T. Machan Community School operates a newspaper deposit bin in the north parking lot on 22nd Street between Thomas Road and Virginia. The drive supports the school program and local youth and adult organizations and is open year round.
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22Nd Street
Thomas Road
Virginia
William T. Machan
Soil Conservation Service Faces Erosion Alarm and Debate
U S Soil Conservation Service admits its record on preventing topsoil erosion remains poor. Critics urge integrated land and water quality strategies, stronger enforcement, and new incentives or penalties to curb soil loss and protect waterways.
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Edward Flatta
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Soil Conservation
Capitol Hill
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
Robert Bergland
Bergland
Tom Barlow
Natural Resources Defense Council
Barlow
Congress
Italy
Egypt
Grads face brighter outlook from Northwestern survey
Northwestern University survey finds June 1977 grads can be selective as business and industry hire 16 percent more graduates. Salaries may rise 4 to 7 percent with about a 6 percent raise six months after starting work. Engineers remain in high demand with 29 percent more bachelor degree hires. accounting, sales, marketing, and economics fields also show growth.
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Northwestern University
Department of Placement
Wichita Eagle
Wichita
Kan
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