Zoning and Growth Lessons From Scottsdale’s Early Years
The piece recalls Scottsdale’s 1951 incorporation and initial zoning flaws, the late 1950s boom, staffing gaps, and a 1972 Brookings Institution guided master plan. It warns against short term zoning relaxations to spur construction and urges council adherence to the original plan and Brookings findings to protect quality of life.
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Scottsdale
Brookings Institution
Oman Sultan plans to buy modern fighter planes from the United States
The ruler of Oman, Sultan Qabus bin Said, seeks U S fighter jets as neighbors arm up. Omanis number 750000 in a nation of 82000 square miles atop oil fields. The piece questions arms dependence, moral values, and the risk of nuclear blackmail.
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United States
Sultan bin Said
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Law on ambassador quality eyed amid political donations
The article discusses how large campaign gifts influenced ambassador selections in the Nixon era and how new campaign finance limits shift focus to qualifications. It notes a mix of career and noncareer appointees, the role of the American Foreign Service Association in pushing for criteria, and potential reduction in noncareer ambassadors from 30 percent toward a smaller, more qualified share.
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Lighter Side on Jets for Saudis and Energy Deficit
UPI reports the United States selling 756 million dollars of fighter jets to Saudi Arabia amid energy price pressures. Ford aides discuss using weapons sales to offset a balance of payments deficit, with Kissinger skeptical of demand due to reduced perceived threats.
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North Scottsdale Resident Fears Higher Density Plans
The Mailbag writer voices alarm over proposed multi family units and patio homes in North Scottsdale, arguing density threatens scenery and peace. He asks what benefits residents gain and cites potential overcrowded schools, higher taxes, and profit for developers while urging better staff resident communication.
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Gainey Ranch
North Scottsdale
Fullback Collision Spurs Painful Arm Tackle Imagery
The Daily Oklahoman describes a severe arm tackle drill with a 235-pound fullback hitting an outstretched arm at full speed. Trainers warn about the impact and the shielded elbow position to avoid injury.
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