How safe is safe in nuclear power debates
An editorial questions assurances by nuclear power advocates about safety and security. It cites GAO findings of weak patrols and locked gates, a former employee intrusion, and unaccounted uranium. It warns of potential nuclear blackmail and suggests stronger security and possibly pervasive surveillance.
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General Accounting Office
Pennsylvania
Hiroshima
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Scottsdale Faces Federal Funds Loss Over Missing Affirmative Action
The city of Scottsdale has benefited from millions in federal aid for parks flood control downtown redevelopment and roads. It hosts few minority residents and employees and risks losing about 3 million in funding next year without a genuine affirmative action program.
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Scottsdale
Uncle Sam
Patronage workers win some security in a Supreme Court shift
The Supreme Court ruling barring political dismissals of patronage workers signals change at a national level and may influence Congress to pursue merit standards and greater job fairness. The decision grants First Amendment protections to all current workers and could spark a push for a congressional workers association and broader equality in public employment.
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Washington
CNS
Supreme Court
Congress
Capitol
Lewis Powell
Chicago
Richard Daley
Capitol Hill
Congressional Workers’ Association
Remembering Larry Philpot A Scottsdale Youth Coach
A Scottsdale reader honors Larry Philpot for lifelong dedication to youth football. The piece recalls his early Pop Warner days, coaching clinics at West High and MCC, free coaching clinics at Scottsdale CC, a sunrise conditioning camp, and the discipline shaping players into responsible citizens.
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Scottsdale
Larry Philpot
Larry
Arizona
West High
Mesa Community College
Scottsdale Community College
Lonely prisoner seeks mail via newspaper appeal
Barry Banham 135822 requests readers to send letters to his prison address at Lancasville Ohio. He notes he receives no mail besides advertisements and asks the paper to publish his name and address to receive genuine correspondence.
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Barry Banham
Lancasville, Ohio
Sismic voyage tensions in the Aegean rising
A Turkish vessel named Sismic, with seismic gear for underwater oil work, plans to sail near Istanbul into disputed Aegean waters claimed by Greece. The move heightens Greece Turkey tensions, risks naval clashes, and underscores Western alliance strains amid Cyprus and Lebanon crises.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Istanbul
Aegean
Greece
Western Alliance
Sismic
Athens
Ankara
NATO
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Mediterranean
U.S
Lebanon
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Cyprus
Ford
Democratic Congress
Congress
Soviet Union
Thrace
Scottsdale Daily Progress July 15 1976 page 4 entry
Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes Monday through Saturday evenings from Scottsdale Arizona. The issue lists staff roles and advertising manager details, with cataloged circulation and mailing information.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earl
Scottsdale Arizona
Scottsdale Ariz
the Progress
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By Benjamin Shore
House
Philpot
Puerto Rico
Jonathan Marshall
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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