Beware of Trojan grants in CAP water dispute
The piece argues California shifts to support the Central Arizona Project after decades of opposition but seeks a 4.4 million acre feet Colorado River water guarantee. It warns this could undercut Arizona and endorses a cautious, realistic compromise such as 3.4 million acre feet while demanding thorough scrutiny of California’s motives.
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Palm trees brighten Scottsdale streets with community effort
New palm trees are appearing across Scottsdale as city crews prepare planters and install them where street work has occurred. They add grace and beauty to the town and help create a welcoming resort atmosphere while residents and local businesses can join by planting trees themselves to protect property values.
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National anger grows over North Korea seizure of U S ship
Bob Considine notes the seizure of the U S communications tanker by North Korea sparks greater anger than earlier Viet Nam losses. He compares it to Pearl Harbor era talk and discusses potential presidential choices and the slow workings of diplomacy at the United Nations.
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Quotations on Justice Fill a Page Declaration
A collage of proverbs and quotes on justice from figures like Gladstone, Justinian, Aristotle, Webster, and Darrow. The text ponders law, governance, delay, and the role of lawyers in delivering fairness.
Mills Faces Tax Surcharge Fight Amid Inflation Fears
Washington columnist Carleton Kent reports on House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills defending the tax payer stance while delaying a 10 percent income tax surcharge. The piece notes admin and economist pressure to act, public unease with higher taxes, and whispers Mills may trim the surcharge toward 6 percent to gain passage.
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Wilbur D. Mills
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McCarthy Barnstorms American Hearts and Skepticism
Sén-Eugene McCarthy’s national tour draws praise for charm intellect and courage while critics warn the public remains unready for a fire eating demagogue. The crowd reacts as he quotes Dylan Thomas Kennedy Roosevelt and Lowell in a dramatic, slow recital prompting mixed enthusiasm.
Lukens Attacks Ford Over State of the Union
Freshman Rep. Donald Lukens of Ohio publicly challenged House Republican leader Gerald Ford over Ohio’s exclusion from the State of the Union rebuttal. The dispute reflects broader GOP discontent with Washington style and program planning. President Johnson’s Capitol Hill reception drew unusual, orchestrated applause led by LBJ aides including Watson and Jones.
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