Editorial on Nixon and the rule of law’s erosion
An editorial cites Nixon’s Feb 15 1968 warning of civil anarchy and weighs his record from Watergate to accompanying alleged abuses. It argues leadership praise of law flouting undermines order and questions whether Nixon set an example of respect for the rule of law.
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Richard Milhous Nixon
At&t
White House
Cox
Congress
Ellsberg
Cambodia
Nixon
Sign Your Letters For Publication In The Progress
The Progress notes letters to the editor require signatures though some are unsigned. Readers in North Scottsdale debate apartment growth near the airport and nighttime lighting, defend humane decisions at Scottsdale Hospital, and criticize fuel service for visitors. Sign and limit about 350 words for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scottsdale
Scottsdale Hospital
Our brighter side: human ingenuity for a better environment
A survey of 1970s research shows methanol as a possible auto fuel additive, trash to energy programs in New York, St. Louis and Hartford, a solar heater in Tucson, methane from pig manure, bacteria to tackle oil spills, and NASA hydrogen tests. It notes challenges, including pollution and practicality, but highlights ongoing efforts by universities, industry, and government to align progress with nature.
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St. Louis
New York City
Hartford
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Harold Bate
Union Carbide
Tallaboa
Puerto Rico
General Electric Co
Pasadena
Calif
NASA
U.S. Agriculture Department
Catch 22 in Daylight Saving Time Woes
Local readers joke about DST causing more daylight in the afternoon and less in the morning. A humorous notion from Sam Crepuscule proposes a dual time system with Morning Standard Time and Evening Daylight Time and two clocks showing 13 and 11 hours respectively to ease the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Crepuscule
Taxpayer cost front and center proposal to show bill true price
Sen. William Proxmire proposes adding front page footnotes to all Senate spending bills. The notes would show immediate and five year costs, with GAO estimates, to reveal fiscal impact and guide votes. He argues costs, deficits, and taxpayer burdens justify this reform.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wisc
Proxmire
General Accounting Office
GAO
Wisconsin
Congress
Sen. Proxmire
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