Carl Hayden Mr Arizona and Longtime U S Lawmaker
Editorial recalls Carl Hayden born 1878 Tempe known as Mr. Arizona. He served 66 years in public office from city council to Senate president pro tempore and chaired the Appropriations Committee. He secured the Central Arizona Project before retiring and died after a frail but active career.
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Carl Hayden
Arizona
Hayden
Tempe
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Central
Carl
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Where is Valley Forward
Residents recall Valley Beautiful Citizens Committee once pushing tough zoning park land and codes. Merged with two groups into Valley Forward Association after funding gaps. Valley Forward now scarcely active though listed in phone book as existing.
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Valley Beautiful Citizens Committee
The
Valley Forward Association
Valley Forward
Valley Beautiful
On The Line And suddenly capital punishment opposed
In Sing Sing's death house in 1953 a pool of reporters witnessed Julius and Ethel Rosenberg's execution. The piece reflects on capital punishment, state secrecy, and shifting views as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on the Eighth Amendment.
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New York
Sing Sing
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Hudson
Hisenhower
Bowery Mission
Ethel
United States of America
Academy of Science
Hitler
Peenemunde
Rosenbergs
Klaus Fuchs
Los Alamos
Smyth
Bill Laurence
Saturday Evening Post
Supreme Court
High Bench
Trust and candor war in 1972 race ends with voter indifference
The piece mocks a trust focused campaign era. Nixon and Muskie trade slogans about honesty amid a public skeptical of politicians. Voter turnout collapses as both candidates expose flaws without delivering clear solutions.
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White House
Nixon
Muskie
Hubert’s
Sioux Falls
GOP women leader decries coin flip in 4th District race
Scottsdale Republican Women president condemns back room deal alleged to have influenced candidate selection in the new 4th Congressional District. She argues voters should decide at the polls without party bosses dictating choices and urges clean, serious candor from all contenders.
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Scottsdale
4Th Congressional
Republican Party
Save Paradise Valley from Commercial Zoning Push
A reader urges residents to oppose amendments to the town zoning ordinance that would permit business or office buildings anywhere in Paradise Valley. The letter warns of vacant lots becoming full of offices, cites nearby Scottsdale development, and notes a Jan 27 council meeting at Town Hall 6325 N Invergordon Rd. Call to confirm hearing time.
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Scottsdale Road
Tatum
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale
van Buren Street
Phoenix
Apache Boulevard
Mesa
N. Invergordon Rd
Adelia G. Taylor
Liberated women Flu friends horrible combination
Mary McGrath recalls surviving this year's Asian flu with rest and medicine while lamenting well meaning friends who overdo visits and phone calls. She notes caregivers bring gifts that spoil, and explains the strain of visitors who blur the line between helping and intruding during illness.
Leasing site for stadium and rodeo grounds hinted
A Scottsdale reader asks if a thorough study of possible locations for a new stadium and rodeo grounds has been done and whether the paper will publish results. The writer proposes leasing land from the Salt River Indian Reservation, citing Scottsdale Community College as a precedent, and notes the paper will inform readers as studies progress.
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Salt River Indian Reservation
Scottsdale Community College
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