Food is a weapon in Angola confrontation
The article argues Angola is the world’s worst hot spot as the CIA funds arms and troops while the Soviet Union backs Marxist forces with Cuban mercenaries. It calls for detente and proposes using grain shipments as leverage, urging President Ford to threaten cutting grain to the Soviet Union if aggression continues.
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Lebanon
Angola
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Congress
Soviet Union
Africa
Afria
Zaire
Zambia
Kremlin
Ford
Brezhnev
Crack down on outdoor peddlers selling goods on Scottsdale area roads
The piece urges authorities to target peddlers on Scottsdale Road near Bell and Pinnacle Peak and on McDowell Road and Bell in Paradise Valley. It notes they sell pots rugs and jewelry from cars and setups and avoid state city and privilege taxes, unlike regular businesses, and argues for enforcement to stop the tax loophole.
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Scottsdale Road
Bell
Pinnacle Peak Roads
McDowell Road
64Th Street
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Brezhnev Needs SALT to Bolster Domestic Standings
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak argue Soviet leader Brezhnev seeks a new SALT deal to stabilize Russia amid an economic crisis. They say Moscow faces grain shortfalls and weak consumer output, risking defense spending cuts, while U.S. motives center on Ford’s election-year goals and Kissinger’s diplomatic ambition.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
U.S
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Yugoslavia
France
Italy
Helsinki
West
Ford
Kissinger
Hated since birth by ARTHUR HOPPE
A humorous dialogue frames the U.S. Government as a perpetually criticized yet powerful entity. It captures presidential election tempers, bipartisan fears, checks and balances, and the paradox of public love and loathing across two centuries.
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Arthur Hoppe
Citizens' groups urged to push noise control in Arizona
Letter cites Colorado examples of citizen groups advancing noise control and cites Boulder and Lakewood costs per person. Argues Arizona communities could reduce noise with public education and local programs, noting known technology and reasonable costs. Author: B Carl Riddle, P.E. Scottsdale.
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Colorado
Colorado Citizens For Noise Control
Boulder
Lakewood
Colorado Springs
Scottsdale
Arizona
B. Carl Riddle
P.E. Scottsdale
City Leaders Face Hard Choices On Layoffs
Rexbell Young reports on city officials Jenkins Campana and Smith debating layoffs as necessary to save tax dollars and boost revenue. Mayor Jenkins warns against relying on construction while discussing alternative avenues and future commercial growth. Jeff Schubert praised as potential council addition.
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Jenkins
Campana
Smith
Jeff Schubert
Rexbell
YOUNG
Scottsdale
Protest Against Rodeo Cruelty Sparks Local Outcry
In a blunt letter a reader condemns the rodeo as a revolting spectacle that tortures animals. The writer calls for removal of the event from the city, arguing cruelty and greed erode civilized values and unify society with barbarians.
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