Klahr Spars With Phoenix on Open Meeting Rules
Editorial argues executive sessions should not shield top personnel appointments. It cites Watergate era lessons and urges public debate of ethics in withholding information. It notes rumors of a judge with hearing impairment and altered records, urging transparent access to high office candidates.
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Gary Peter Klahr
Phoenix
Gary
Klahr
Timothy Barrow
Kahr
Arizona
Phoenix Council
Scottsdale Jaycees Parade and Rodeo Highlight Valley Weekend
The Scottsdale Jaycees present a famed Parade along Scottsdale Road drawing tens of thousands. For three days the city hosts a major rodeo with top rodeo talent. Organizers credit Jaycees and wives for planning and success of the event.
Biosphere home aims for self sufficiency powered by sun and wind
Day Chahroudi develops a self contained biosphere home using solar heat and wind electricity with a greenhouse and water recycling. Aiming to perfect a transparent membrane thermostat with MIT input, the project faces viability limits for climates and city settings.
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Chahroudi
National Science Foundation
MIT
Shawn Wellsley Miller
Cambridge
Mass
Placeidas
N.M
Taos
Ban on Banana Torso Cake Sparks Cub Scout Letter
The Mailbag replies to a Concerned Parent about a recent Anything Goes cake bake by Cub Pack 547. The Cubmaster defends a yearlong program aimed at engaging Cubs and parents while teaching scouting basics, noting some activities become controversial and pledging better ground rules next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Pack 547
Liquor Budget Bill Sparks Tobacco and Smoking Room Debate
Robert E. Deppe of Scottsdale expresses support for Representative Carvalho’s liquor bill but urges amendments to cover tobacco use and school smoking rooms. He argues teachers should set a proper example and criticizes casual speech by educators.
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Carvalho
Robert E
Deppe Scottsdale
Buzzy Cunningham Reflects On Wasteful Conflicts
A ten year old critic from Tri City Washington laments petty fights over trivial items while urging focus on bigger issues like water and gas. The note mentions desert famine and hints the Bureau of Land Management handed a cemetery to relocated residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Land Management
Tri-City
Wash
Herald
Jackson shines in oil hearings praised by critics
The piece hails Sen. Jackson of Washington as he grills oil executives, accuses them of Saudi ties and reveals Exxon dividend details. It praises his plain‑spoken stance defending ordinary Americans amid an energy crisis and calls for campaign finance reform and more TV access to Congress.
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Henry Mr Jackson
D-Wash
Jimmy ‘Stewart
Main Street
van Heflin
Sen. Jackson
Saudi Arabia
Exxon
Washington
Roy Bazer
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Congress
White House
Harry Truman
Levenworth
Pentagon
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Buzzy Cunningham
Scottsdale
Jonatha
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Abizora Newspapers ‘Association
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