Arizona faces rate hearing on nuclear plant costs
Voters approved nuclear power last fall amid confusion and fears of higher energy costs. A rate hearing by the Arizona Corporation Commission weighs whether APS can charge current customers for future plant costs and questions the true economic impact and reliability of nuclear energy.
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Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
Michigan
Consumers Power Corp
Combustion Engineering Inc
Bechtel Corp
Palisades
TV Cops Stereotypes Secretly Skew Real Police Work
A critique outlines how police shows like Starsky and Hutch Hawaii Five-O and Kojak glamorize violence and fast takedowns. It notes Scottsdale PD has few shootings in five years and stresses real police work relies on self defense and life saving actions, not quick 30 minute resolutions.
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Starsky and Hutch
Hawaii
Scottsdale
Richard Seidner
Hustler case raises free speech versus obscenity clash
Harriet Van Horne examines the Flynt Hustler obscenity controversy, weighing First Amendment protections against community standards and public decency. She notes differing views within civil liberties circles and argues for self censorship while defending free expression in principle.
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Harriet van Horne
Joel Gora
American Civil Liberties Union
Emily Dickinson
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Flynt
Gerald Ford
Felix Frankfurter
Rosika Schwimmer
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
J.B. Priestley
Western Front
Boston
Gulf Oil Denies Withholding Gas From Texas Eastern
The Gulf Oil Corp under chairman Jerry McAfee disputes a House subcommittee finding that it underdelivered gas to Texas Eastern while selling at higher interstate prices. The Moss subcommittee charges Gulf failed to meet 625 million cubic feet daily contract volumes and pursued other sales during underdelivery.
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Washington
Jerry McAfee
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
Texas Eastern
ABC
McAfee
Golly
Texas
Texas Eastern Co
House Investigations Subcommittee
John Moss
D-Calif
Gulf Oil
Louisiana
No growth ethic in Arizona Legislature fuels Medicaid clash
State Representative Peter Goudinoff argues against repeal efforts targeting Arizona Medicaid. He cites benefits including 42 000 children receiving care, 16 000 elderly or disabled gaining access, and expected federal funds and tax revenues projected to boost the economy, jobs, and housing while opponents push personal governance values.
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Arizona
Congress
Tucson
Peter Goudinoff
Socialism for Rich or Free Enterprise for Poor in Arizona CAP Debate
B G Brody argues that canceling federal funding for the Central Arizona Project would benefit land speculators and developers while state financing would replace the CAP. He notes adequate current water supplies and links this to a broader shift toward socialism for the rich and reduced Medicaid funding.
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Central Arizona
Arizona
B.G. Brody
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