Secret meeting fuels Phoenix freeway secrecy storm
An editorial criticizes Motorola Inc plans for an air pollution plant near Papago Park and the Phoenix council secret executive sessions about freeway changes. It argues public access to discussions is essential to democratic government and urges adherence to public meeting laws.
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Motorola Inc
Phoenix
Papago Park
John Driggs
The
Arizona Republic
Council
Motorola
Scottsdale Boys Club Hikes Dues to Help Budget
The Scottsdale Boys Club will raise annual membership from 2 to 10 dollars as donations fell short this year. President H R Fenstermacher and director Jim Charles say no boy is turned away and those unable to pay can contribute work to earn membership. The 2600 member program seeks community support alongside a parallel call for Girls Club aid.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
H. R. Fenstermacher
Scottsdale Girls Club
Returnable Bottles Debate Highlights Industry Tax on Litter
The piece argues hard against nonreturnables, contending returnable bottles reduce litter and energy use, while accusing industry funded groups of bias. It cites Oregon Vermont bans, studies from Illinois, and notes mixed price and job effects under new laws and ongoing court challenges.
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Keep
America Beautiful
KAB
National Center For Resource Recovery
John Bryson
National Resources Defense Council
University of Illinois
Oregon
Vermont
William T. Moore
Oregon Liquor Control Commission
Moore
Nixon hardens stance in closed-door war talks
President Nixon presided over a private session with congressional leaders denying any interference with his war plan. He warned that peace terms hinge on national honor and Kissinger’s Paris talks could yield a generation of peace if successful, while signaling Hanoi’s delays may relate to a new Congress and antiwar pressure.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Congress
Wease
Thas
Henry Kissinger
Paris
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Hanoi
White House
Mr. Nixon
Mailbag praise for Scottsdale Police and call to join
A reader writes that recent Phoenix crime stories highlight police support and fast responses. Observing a Scottsdale Police Department patrol on Christmas Eve, the author details prowlers, high speed driving, and drug issues, urging youth to join the force for meaningful, varied work and strong camaraderie.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Police Department
Paddling Versus Beating in Parental Discipline Debate
A reader questions editorial stance on spanking. They argue spanking and beating are distinct, blame parental indifference and misused psychology, and contend teachers face problems created by inadequate home training. The letter cites experience in mental health settings and criticizes ACLU positions.
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ACLU
Attendance for referees lecture draws crowds at National Stadium
The BFA reported satisfaction with last week's referees lecture attendance at the National Stadium with about 18 participants. Earlier, Hamilton flew from Camp David to the Wilkes Barre area hit by Hurricane Agnew and pledged full federal recovery aid.
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BFA
National Stadium
Hamilton
Bermuda
Royal Gazette
Camp David
Wilkes Barre
Buffalo
N.Y
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