Posthumous Zenger Prize for Bolles Highlights Arizona Fear
Investigative reporter Don Bolles was killed in 1976, triggering national questions about Arizona. John Peter Zenger Award was given posthumously in Tucson to Bolles for truth and freedom, with J Edward Murray condemning a decade of crime and complacency. The bomber John Harvey Adamson faces punishment, but the deeper issues are blamed on politicians lawyers and business leaders and Arizona’s apathetic public.
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John Peter Zenger
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Boulder
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Nuclear arms race risks and shelter programs prompt funding calls
The text argues both the United States and the Soviet Union must sustain and advance nuclear forces and civil defense. It notes rival advances in bombs and shelters, and warns that even a temporary lead could devastate both nations. It urges world leaders to stop nuclear spread before it is too late.
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Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Carter nominee Mary King faces Senate opposition over ACTION post
The Carter administration’s plan to appoint Mary King to head the ACTION agency faces sharp Senate resistance led by Labor Committee chair Harrison Williams and Sen. Alan Cranston. Critics say King lacks experience and warn the nomination would embarrass the White House amid ongoing agency troubles and past campaign roles.
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Senate
Sorensen-Cia
Carter
Ted Sorensen
CIA
Mary King
White House
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Jimmy Carter
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VISTA
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Pete” Williams
New Jersey
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California
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Nixon
New York Times
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Zbigniew Brzezinski
Michael P. Balzano
It CAN happen here by Harriet Van Horne in New York
The column laments rising censorship and repression in Eastern Europe and warns America could face similar dangers. It cites Czech arrests of Pavel Kohout and a Nixon Enemies List as cautionary examples, urging vigilance, education, and a strong democratic citizenry to prevent erosion of liberty.
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New York City
Europe
Kohout
Santa Comes Through For Family In Christmas Miracle
A disabled mother recounts how an unexpected visitor, Jean Ferret a former show business personality, arrived on Christmas Eve with a trunk full of gifts for her children. The act restored their faith in Santa and the spirit of giving despite financial hardship.
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Jean Ferret
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George Shearing
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R. Newton
Solomon School proposal sparks debate on inclusive education
A Scottsdale School District plan to convert Solomon School into a segregated facility for retarded and physically handicapped students prompts opposition. Critics argue the move creates an educational ghetto and denies integration, while supporters cite vocational testing, psychology, social work, and speech services as potential benefits for a comprehensive program.
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Soloman School
Scottsdale
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