Community urged to open alcoholism help centers
In the Scottsdale Paradise Valley area rising alcoholism concerns are noted with Phoenix hospitals already treating alcoholics. The writer calls for branch offices of the National Council on Alcoholism to provide counseling and referrals, partnering with AA and Al-Anon Families.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Arizona
Phoenix
National Council On Alcoholism
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Holiday junket for 12 senators and wives sparks budget debate
A giant Air Force jet carries twelve senators and spouses on an 18 day recess tour to Hawaii, Papeete, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico City. Leaders Sen. Hollings and Sen. Griffin defend the trip as research while critics note the open cost to taxpayers.
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U.S
Air Force
Hawaii
Papeete
Australia
New Zealand
Mexico City
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
U.S. Senate
Primaries as Competition Showdown for Presidency
A humorous column mocks lengthy U S primaries suggesting a game show format testing different qualifications per contest. It notes past mock events in New Hampshire Massachusetts Florida Pennsylvania Texas and jokes about candidates Reagan Ford Carter Wallace and Jackson. The piece ends inviting brief letters to the editor with name and address.
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California
Gates
New Hampshire
Reagan
Ford
Massachusetts
Jimmy Carter
Florida
Gov. Wallace
Pennsylvania
Texas
Scoop Jackson
United States
Free World
ACS critics and Weisburger clash over toxic chemical bill
Dr John Weisburger challenges federal toxic substance legislation claiming ACS focus remains lifestyle factors like smoking and diet. Sierra Club analysts counter that hundreds of new substances enter the environment yearly and affect health through industry, consumer use, and exposure.
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Ly Edward Flattau
John Weisburger
American Cancer Society
ACS
Weisburger
Sierra Club
Nancy Buder
Linda Billings
Preventions Institute
Valhalla
N.Y
Samuel E. Epstein
Case Western Reserve Medical School
Chemical Company
Occupation and Cancer Link Debate in Industrial Roles
A speaker argues that industrial activity contributes to cancer deaths beyond direct workplace links. He notes additives in food and color production may be carcinogenic and suggests long term exposure to weak carcinogens could cause future fatalities.
Oil firms react to continuing controls
Washington analysis notes oil companies reacting to Ford energy bill with fear of deeper foreign dependence. Signals include evading regulations, closing low grade California fields, Phillips buying European refineries, and Mobil moving into retail through Marcor. Production may shrink while imports rise and diversification grows.
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Washington
Ford
Mr. Ford
White House
Seven Sisters
California
Wilmington
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Big Oil
Mobil
Marcor
Montgomery Ward
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Copiey News Service
News-Sentinel
Knoxville, Tenn
Arthur Hoppe
Lifestyle
Phillips
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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