Look to the mountains editorial urges protection from development
The editorial argues mountains near Phoenix Scottsdale and Paradise Valley are eroding from roads and excavation. It calls for permanent protections including moratoriums on building atop Mummy and Camelback Mountains and a public buyout plan to preserve private lands while seeking roadless limits.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Frank Lloyd Wright
Mummy Mountain
Wright
Board of Adjustment
Mummy
Calvin Holman
Jack Huntress
Scottsdale School District Seeks More Speech Therapists
The district lists hearing and speech therapists as a top priority with only five specialists serving 20 elementary schools. Each school gets one day weekly, leaving about 30 minutes per student and a long waiting list. About 800 more children need help across various levels.
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Scottsdale
Special Education Department
Nixon admin bars HEW desegregation plans in busing dispute
A federal judge faces delays as the Nixon administration blocks HEW financed desegregation centers from drafting complete busing plans unless the local school board requests help. The Memphis case highlights internal board splits and rising political pressure during the 1972 campaign.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Memphis
Dan H. Kuykendall
Ellian Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Richardson
Robert M. McRea, Jr
Hall
Herman R. Goldberg
Equal Opportunities Office
Goldberg
McRea
Florida Consulting Center
Hew-Financed
Prorida
Ida
Texas
John Tower
Justice Department
Richmond
Brown’s bitterness shapes Thomas as Svengali figure
The piece links Hall of Famer Jim Brown to his protégé Duane Thomas, citing Brown’s distrust of teammates and media, his Black Muslim stance, and a recent transformation into an offbeat mentor. It notes Brown’s acting career and past legal issues while framing Thomas as his pupil in a fraught power dynamic.
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New York
Duane Thomas
Dallas Cowboys
Jim Brown
Thomas
Cleveland Browns
Cassius Clay
Brown
Jim
California
Svengali
Trilby
Pupils Debate School Thefts After Article Cocopah School
Fifth grade groups discuss causes solutions and agree on storage and supervision. Students fault not all teachers and urge locked doors more responsible parents and after school penalties for theft. Names mention Mrs Harris Teres a Sally Evans and Andy J.
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Cocopah
Nader Critics Stir Debate Over FDA Oversight
Charles C. Edwards, FDA commissioner, laments activist pressure from Ralph Nader and others. He says responsible science must rise above special interests and vows to continue criticizing consumer activists. Edwards notes the clash between industry and consumer advocates shapes policy. Star Minneapolis.
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Charles C. Edwards
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Ralph Nader
Edwards
Naders
Mintzes
Morton Mintz
Washington Post
United Press International
Nader
Congress
FDA
Star
Minneapolis
Minn
Type Slips Incorporated and AY Products cited in notices
Type Slips Incorporated last July. American Youth Products is a distributor of medical dental and surgical supplies first aid equipment and life extinguishers. Mr. P suffered a heart attack while visiting relatives with his widow Jessica.
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American Youth Products
Long Beach
Calif
Independent Press- Telegram
Mr. P
Jessica
Tucson
Ariz
Daily Citizen
Fifth graders propose fixes for classroom storage and security
A fifth grade group urges Mrs Harris to address storage in classrooms and outdoor items. They suggest keeping band instruments in a band room, using locks for bikes after school, screening windows, and addressing neglect.
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Scottsdale Progress
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