Editorial calls for review of Fannin drunken driving case
The piece argues Sen. Paul Fannin should be treated like any citizen. It questions Phoenix prosecutors over testimony, breathalyzer timing, and potential whitewash reports. It urges further investigation by AG Nelson or Arizona Bar panel, and notes Sen Hartke’s airport incident as well.
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Sen
Paul Fannin
Sen. Fannin
Arizona
U.S
New Times
Jack Anderson
Phoenix
Gary Nelson
Arizona Bar Association
Vance Hartke
Sky Harbor
New Mexico
Parada del Sol Grows Bigger Each Scottsdale Year
For ten years the Parada del Sol festival in Scottsdale grows with more visitors, music, horses, floats and cowboys. The parade, shootouts, rodeo and dances require months of planning by the Scottsdale Jaycees and many volunteers.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Jaycees
Battle to protect Big Cypress and Everglades water rights
Congress faces a $156 million plan to buy 547000 acres in Big Cypress Swamp and acquire 37000 more acres by donation. The fight centers on preserving the wood stork habitat and Florida’s Everglades water regime amid developer opposition and a regional conservation coalition.
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Naples
Fla
Everglades
South Florida
Everglades National Park
Congress
United States
Big Cypress Swamp
Interior Committees
House
James Haley
Dfla
Florida
Harry S Truman
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Corps
Dade County
Nixon
Big Cypress
General Acceptance Corp
Basket Corp
Miami Beach
J. Ervin Groover
Estes Park
Colo
U.S
Everglades Park
Gulf Coast
The
Landowners Conservation and
Alan
Flocida
Robert Shevin
Citizens’ Coalition
Florida Wildlife Federation
Florida Audubon Society
Joe Browder
Environmental Policy Center
Washington, D.C
Browder
The Van Horne View On Brotherhood In A Troubled Nation
Archibald MacLeish's critique of social indifference exposes hunger and fear in the United States. He cites a Trenton rape witnessed by twenty five bystanders and condemns neglect from the White House to local precincts as the South Bronx rots, urging accountability and compassion.
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Archibald MacLeish
Trenton N.J
Tralala
Brooklyn
Henry R. Fell Roofing Co
Penn Central
Phyllis Chesler
New York City
South Bronx
White House
You
Philip Slater
Peter
Pima Road traffic woes blamed on city planners
A Scottsdale Community College student criticizes Pima Road for heavy truck traffic slow speeds debris and congestion. The letter urges city planning improvements and traffic control education for those responsible.
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Scottsdale Community College
Pima Road
Scottsdale
SCC
Labor cost critique of hospital expenses letter to editor
Bentley Frederick of Scottsdale argues hospital labor and Medicare drive costs far more than Motorola claims of 15 percent savings. He notes hospitals incur 24 seven operations, meals, labs, and X rays, with labor bills at about 75 percent of costs, far above typical industries. He urges letting hospital insiders manage costs.
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Motorola
National Association
Medicare
Bentley Frederick Scottsdale
Inmate Seeks Pen Pals at London Correctional Facility
An elderly inmate at the London Ohio Correctional Institution requests correspondence from potential pen pals. He is 83, white, serving 5 to 30 years, and has three more years to serve. He seeks any willing person to write to a lonely prisoner with no contacts.
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London
Ohio
Inauguration Costs and Federal Debt Questioned
Charles Diercksmeyer questions the cost of Nixon's inauguration at over four million dollars and the federal debt interest exceeding twenty one billion. He notes the inaugural was reportedly funded by ticket sales and urges restraint on government spending.
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Nixon
United States
Charles Diercksmeier
Scottsdale
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Stansbury
van Horne
Harriet
Pima Road Irritating
V.A. Hospital
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Jerry McElfresh
W.B
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
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Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Naon EU Papen
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