State lawmakers push public safety overhaul amid crime concerns
Lawmakers and police in Arizona debate tackling crime with a proposed state Department of Public Safety and stricter laws. The author urges prevention over harsh penalties, criticizing juvenile-to-adult court changes and calling for better early intervention and rehabilitation programs rather than purely punitive measures.
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Arizona
State Department of Public Safety
John Conlan
Fort Grant
Emergency 911 Service Advancing Nationwide Reach
About three years ago a universal emergency number was proposed and AT&T announced that dialling 911 will soon connect callers to an emergency operator. The system, backed by the President's Crime Commission and the FCC, aims to provide police fire and medical aid even from pay phones.
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At&t
President’s Crime Commission
Federal Communications Commision
Geonuclear Plans Atomic Blast to Tap 60,000 Acre Gas Field
Geonuclear Corp plans to use nuclear blasts to unlock natural gas under a 60,000 acre tract near Rulison Colorado, owned by Austral Oil. Dr. Henry Coffer cites potential for 100 trillion cubic feet and argues explosions offer a cheaper, higher yield method, with public acceptance and regulatory hurdles ahead.
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Las Vegas
Geonuclear Corp
Rulison
Colo
Austral Oil of
Houston
Geonuclear
Henry Coffer
Annals of Natural Resources
U.S
Panana
Continental Oil
Reynolds
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Farouk and Constantine Prophesy on Future Kings and Queens
In July 1952 Egypt’s ousted King Farouk foretold that only rulers on the McGill poker deck would rule. Greece’s exiled King Constantine in Rome echoes the sentiment, while historians compare Rome and Greece citing the enduring battle for power and the restraint of Greek citizens.
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Farouk
U.S
Constantine
Greece
Rome
Pyrrhus
Hannibal
Philip
Antiochus
Africa
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Athens
Communist Front
National People’s Liberation Army
Damaskinos
Winston Churchill
Washington
Ings
Opposes representation vote in Scottsdale schools
A Scottsdale parent urges voters to reject teachers unions in favor of broader representation. He notes many teachers belong to neither group and cites the need for improved democratic dialogue among teachers, administration, the School Board, and the public to focus on a sound education program for all children.
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Jan. l
Charles Hill
Joseph Kasile
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Teachers Federation
The
Scottsdale Education Association
Scottsdale
Supt
Tanner
Esile
Eaders
Contest to name park tainted by questions and claims
Marilyn Came of Devonshire questions the park naming contest run by the Parks and Recreation Department. She asks who judged the initial contest who approved the winner who suggested Mayor Clayton and whether money influenced the result.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Clayton
Marilyn
Devonshire
Readers urged to limit letters to 400 words
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites readers to send letters with their name and address. Addresses may be withheld on request. The policy aims to keep correspondence concise and responsive to community input.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Johnson State of the Union Focuses on War and Hard Times
President Johnson presents a candid, somber State of the Union outlining Vietnam as the overriding priority while acknowledging domestic pressures. He rejects campaign rhetoric, pledges sober policies, and emphasizes jobs training low-cost housing and education to aid those most affected as the nation faces a tough period.
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Washington
Johnson
State of the Union
United States
Drummond Blunt
Vietnam
San Francisco News Strike Satirized in Pettibone Breakfast Scene
A humorous sketch portrays a newspaper strike threatening culture and marriage in a throbbing metropolis. Homer Pettibone debates Tabasco and breakfast cereal while his wife laments the absence of papers and a city of lonely bachelors.
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San Francisco
San
Hernan Giampi
Benevolent Scavengers Association
Stanislaus O’brien
Third Park
Wall Street Journal
Homer T. Pettibone
Mr. Pettibone
McIlhenny
Robespierre
Scottsdale Daily Progress issue details January 22 1968
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company lists editors and staff with contact details. It notes publication schedule varying by season and states it does not accept unsolicited manuscripts or photographs.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
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