Editorial: Federal funds to ease Valley transit needs
The political piece argues that federal dollars totaling 800 million are available to expand urban public transit. It urges Phoenix and neighboring cities to apply, noting past resistance to federal money and emphasizing regional cooperation among Scottsdale Tempe Mesa Glendale Sun City and Phoenix to craft long term, multi jurisdiction plans.
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Phoenix
Congress
Arizona
United States
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mesa
Glendale
Sun City
Reinstating humane treatment rules for animals in films
A discussion recalls past brutal filming methods from 1940 to 1966 and critiques ongoing on screen animal cruelty. It argues for restoring the production code to prevent killing or mistreatment of animals in movies, noting global温 practices and potential harm to viewers.
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American Humane Society
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Reagan falls short with conservatives at CPAC 1974
Washington report from the Conservative Political Action Conference details conservative dismay at Ronald Reagan’s remarks. Critics accused him of softening on Watergate and detente with Russia, contrasting his 1968 anti‑Communist stance and drawing attention to Phyllis Schlafly’s sharp rebuke and Buckley Evans commentary.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Young Americans For Freedom
American Conservative Union
Gov
Reagan
Meet the Press
Nixon
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Middle East
Mideast
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Henry Kissinger
Chicago Tribune
North Vietnam
Red China
Castro
Latin America
Mediterranean
Western Europe
United States
Berlin Wall
Phyllis Schlafly
Alton
The
Evans
Krogh Interview Adds Little Clarity on Dean Testimony
Krogh's TV remarks claim Dean lied to the Senate panel but shed no clear light on Nixon's knowledge of the Watergate cover up. Dean's March 13 and March 20 conversations remain central, and Jaworski's team has read all transcripts without endorsing perjury charges.
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Washington
Egil “Bud” Krogh
John W. Dean III
Senate
White House
Dean
CBS
60 Minutes
Krogh
Nixon
Mike Wallace
Bud
Richard Moore
Moore
Alexander Haig So
Hugh Scott
Nixon-Dean
Scott
Leon Jaworski
Senate Committee
Lakes reshape Scottsdale skyline spurred by developers
Louis N. Blumenthal of Scottsdale criticizes planners for approving artificial lakes in the desert. He warns the water features create an unsightly, inauthentic landscape and accuse developers of profiteering while residents face higher costs and ecological harm.
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Scottsdale
Venice
Hell On Earth
Louisn
Blumenthal
Engineers support CAP stance on Paradise Valley Dike
The Progress report claimed engineers opposed the Central Arizona Project CAP. Letters clarify no state engineering group has opposed CAP. Phoenix ASCE supported Granite Reef Aqueduct and spoke at Scottsdale hearings, while some individuals voiced personal concerns about environmental impact.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Paradise Valley
Central Arizona
Phoenix
American Society of Civil Engineers
Granite Reef Aqueduct
Scottsdale
Editorial urges campaign finance reform and open meetings
Felice L. Bews endorses Jan 22 editorial Challeng e to Lawmakers and calls for campaign finance reform tighter regulation of conflicts of interest and lobbying and stronger open meeting laws The piece argues voters must pressure their representatives to overcome organized interests and pass reform within the 31st Legislature.
Scottsdale Shifts to Once-Weekly Trash Pickup
A Scottsdale resident argues for the change to weekly garbage collection, noting his street has mostly endured weekly service since last spring and contends the city should extend it to all residents. He predicts a two week cycle if others stick to slower schedules.
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Scottsdale
City Hall
Lowell Knapwurst
Mounted Officer Gives Girl Ride in Mini Skirt Thriller
A handsome Detroit Police Mounted Section officer was seen giving a pretty girl in a miniskirt a ride on his horse, drawing attention in Detroit.
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Detroit Police Mounted Section
Detroit News
Reader reports small print on SCC schedule page
An eye doctor from Tucson complains that the Scottsdale Community College schedule page (dated Jan. 8) uses smaller and lighter print, making it hard to read for many readers, despite the college's usual typography.
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Scottsdale Community College
D.D. Canterman
O.D
Tucson
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