Last Arizona farm lands face sale and growth pressures
An editorial argues Scottsdale’s last farm sold to a developer highlights mid road options between progress and preservation. It notes farms reduce floods and purify air, urge tax reform to encourage retaining agricultural land near cities, and calls for Arizona legislature to study retention incentives.
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Oregon Decriminalizes Small Pot Possession In 1973
After a year, Oregon reports success with decriminalizing possession of small marijuana amounts. No rise in marijuana use or drug trafficking is seen, while arrests for growing transporting and selling marijuana rise. Non marijuana drug arrests grow without extra enforcement effort. Advocates urge similar steps in Arizona and other states.
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Rockefeller probes CIA role in national security
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller leads Ford’s CIA inquiry amid liberal criticism. His background on the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and ties to Latin American affairs shape a cautious approach. He aims to preserve the CIA’s function while curbing domestic spying, amid calls for accountability.
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Elizabeth Holtzman
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Scottsdale 14 Progress Publisher Notes Rates
By mail Arn 1$2.10Mo Out of State $220 Mo $71.40 Yr. Nessonal Messaper Association ANTONA NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION. Jonathan Marshall Editor and Publisher W. B. Doc Wright Assistant Publisher Jerry McElfresh Managing Editor Carrier and Motor Route a5cwk $5859 to $240 or SUBSCRIPTION RATE Page 4 Vol XIV No 277 Jan 13 1975
Cairo Moscow arms deal tempers U.S. optimism
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Brezhnev and Moscow quietly renewed arms to Egypt including MIG23 aircraft and late model T62 tanks. The move accompanies Kissinger diplomacy concerns and a postponed Cairo visit, signaling renewed Soviet leverage in the Sinai and U.S.-Egypt balance of power.
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Madman in the Pentagon and the Watergate years
Harriet Van Horne surveys the Nixon era as a era of madmen in power. She cites Liddy, Sirica, and others, arguing the administration fostered psychotic, rigid figures and widespread distrust in government, while pondering the fate of Watergate’s spouses.
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