Water bill compromise favors urban counties in Arizona
Editorial notes a House compromise on a seven member water board to favor Maricopa and Pima Counties over rural areas. It warns central Arizona water allocations could be controlled by politics unless non political appointees are chosen for knowledge and ability rather than connections.
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Sam Flake
State House of Representatives
Water Board
Maricopa
Pima
Arizona Project
Threat to Brandt grows as SPD left wing eyes power
An internal SPD struggle over Ostpolitik and domestic reforms threatens Chancellor Brandt as left-wing leaders, led by Jochen Steffen and Karsten Voight, push to unseat Helmut Schmidt and tilt the party toward radical changes before the Saarbrucken convention in May.
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Bonn
Lei Democratic Party
SPD
Jochen Steffen
Schleswig-Holstein
National Party
der Speigel
Steffen
Brandt
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Walter Moeller
Frankfurt
Karsten Voight
Saarbruecken
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Ostpolitik
Left
East Germany
Bad Godesberg
Herbert Wehner
Christian Democrats
Fof
Horst Ehmke
Disneyland style plan shocks Saigon officials
The South Vietnamese government reportedly plans a Disneyland type attraction near Saigon funded by West Germany. A foreign consultant promotes a bizarre tour with pushy gate fees and Viet Namin guerrillas in rides, promising millions of American visitors and a $100 billion spend.
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Saigon
West Germany
New York Potholes Surpass Swiss Cheese as City Grows
The piece notes New York City has 6,210 miles of streets with about 1,000 potholes per mile due to winter and maintenance delays. It humorously claims 6,210,000 holes and jokes that the city outholes the Swiss cheese industry while awaiting repairs.
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New York City
Times Square
Hawaii
Mailbag argues against council pay raises in Scottsdale
In a Scottsdale letter Jim Hawkes objects to a proposed 2,500 dollar yearly raise for the city manager and an overall 8 percent increase with allowances. He questions the fairness of self awarded merit raises and calls for equal treatment of all city employees while noting tax payments.
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Federal—Housing—and—Urban Development Agency
Washington, D. C
Scottsdale
Jim Hawkes
Elevate Arizona mountain lion to big game status
Tucson writer Raymond Davis argues for changing the mountain lion to a managed big game species. He cites backing from the Arizona Game and Fish Department for Senate Bill 140 and notes benefits for ranchers and wildlife conservation while warning against habitat loss and fashion-driven declines of big cats.
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Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Game and Fish Departments
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Terry Jones
Rmaricopa
World Wildlife Fund
North America
Arizona
Teachers face abuse from parents and public overpay debate
A writer argues teachers endure verbal berating and disrespect from parents and even principals while the profession loses staff to better pay and advancement. The piece stresses honesty, responsibility, and manners as home lessons, praising teachers who stay because they love teaching.
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