Editorial urges candidates for Scottsdale and Paradise Valley elections
The piece argues that municipal elections need competition to keep officials responsive and accountable. It urges challengers to emerge in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, noting incumbents benefit from contest and voter choice spurs issue discussion and integrity in office.
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Freedom in Korea and the Park regime’s crackdown
The piece argues South Korea under President Park Chung Hee lacks freedom as martial law, issued in 1972, bans political dissent and all criticism of the edict. It grants police broad powers to arrest, search, and detain without warrants, signaling strained American ally status amid repression.
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Reaganites expect green light soon for Reagan bid
Inside Report notes Ford gains from Mayaguez crisis but Reagan still in contention. Sears will direct the national Reagan for President Committee. Nofziger and Walker mobilize conservatives as Reagan weighs a private candidacy announcement. Ford's strength prompts cautious optimism among Reagan backers.
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Buckley Michel push reform to curb food stamp abuses
Senate and House leaders press the National Food Stamp Reform Act of 1975 to curb fraud and tighten eligibility. They argue current rules let able bodied nonworkers and affluent households benefit, costing billions while neglecting the truly needy.
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Supreme Court Endorses Doctrine of Ocular Aversion
A satirical piece claims the Supreme Court upholds a doctrine allowing viewers to avert their eyes at nude scenes in drive in films. It portrays Homer T. Pettibone praising Ocular Aversion as a cure for national problems and mocks extending the idea to senses and daily life.
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