Editorial: The Press as Guardian of Democracy in 1970s
The Arizona Newspapers Association notes the press's crucial role in defending democracy. It calls editors to probe, expose corruption, seek truth, and defend freedoms amid global and domestic challenges shaping the 1970s.
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Arizona Newspapers Association
Scottsdale
America
United States
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Call for Strong Conflict of Interest Law in Legislature
The state legislature is back in session with several important issues ahead. The piece notes past conflicts among legislators tied to mining railroads farming banking and real estate, urges hard rules rather than mere presumption of innocence, and calls for a strong conflict of interest law to protect the public.
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Bank Board
Commerce and Labor
Muskie frames Vietnam as central issue in New Hampshire swing
In a campaign swing through Manchester and Orlando, Senator Edmund Muskie abandons restraint to declare Vietnam the top campaign issue and outline a potential complete U S withdrawal from the conflict He also attacks the space shuttle program as pork barrel while signaling future policy complexities.
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Muskie
Sen
Edmund Sixtus Muskie
Maine
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Manchester
N.H
Saigon
Hanoi
Nixon
U.S
George McGovern
South Dakota
New Hampshire
McGovern
New York
John V. Lindsay
Florida
Orlando
Ed Muskie
George Wallace
Nat Reed fights to save Florida's Big Cypress and wilderness
Stewart Udall and Jeff Stansbury salute Nat Reed Interior Department assistant secretary for pushing a plan to purchase over 500000 acres to protect Big Cypress Everglades water flow and to speed wilderness land selections. They note Reed's influence with the White House and praise Bowie's nonreturnable bottle law and its potential national impact.
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Interior Department
Nat Reed
Florida
Nixon
Slender Reed
Nat
Reed
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Big Cypress Swamp
Everglades National
Congress
Big Cypress
Park Service
Interior
Bureau of Sports Fisheries
White House
Fish and Wildlife Service
The
Wilderness Society
Doug Scott
Jevel
Bowie
U.S
Natural Resources Defense Council
Space shuttle budget faces steep rise and debate
President backs the shuttle project with an est imated six year research phase and total costs near 5.5 billion dollars for prototypes plus 1 billion for design changes. Production models could reach 300 million each, with uncertainty on final totals amid wage and dollar fluctuations. Proponents call it a money saving move versus future SST costs while critics question the long term value.
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New York
Nixon
Congress
Boeing
General Electric
Moon
Earth
California
Pacific
Gratitude for Coverage by OLPH Home and School
The Home and School Association at Our Lady of Perpetual Help thanks the newspaper for strong publicity this year. They especially praise the full page band feature and the school name in the school news headline. Beverly Sargent signs as secretary.
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Home & School Association
Olph
Beverly Sargent
Home and School Association
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
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