Editorial urges review of Scottsdale master plan and zoning
The Scottsdale Planning Commission approved rezoning for 1 270 housing units amid opposition. The editorial argues for a comprehensive review of the master plan and apartment zoning, urging the STEP Committee to lead an in depth restudy with public involvement to ensure orderly growth and maintained quality.
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Scottsdale
Planning Commission
Princess visit sparks gossip and political jabs
During a royal tour Prince Charles charmed many while rumors of a Tricia Nixon romance swirl. Princess Ann reportedly moods to anger Congress, telling Speaker McCormack the bald eagle is a poor national symbol, potentially fueling an international incident and rekindling Revolution-era tensions. The prince’s visit drew friendly notes from the former colony.
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Prince Charles of
England
Tricia Nixon
McCormack
Congress
Residents oppose rezoning plan for Scottsdale site
Residents of Pointe Scottsdale and Village Grove oppose Scottsdale Planning Commission action on 17.3 acres rezoned to townhouse and 10.8 acres to multifamily housing for Hallcraft. They allege lack of fair process, inadequate public input, density increases, and traffic concerns at Earls Drive and 86th Street.
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Pointe Scottsdale
Village Grove
Scottsdale
Hallcraft
City- Council
Planning Commission
Planning “Commission
Earls Drive
Earls Dr
Earll Dr
86Th St
William J. MacDonald
Sihanouk Trial Narrates Royal Exile and Viet Cong Ties
In a Cambodian courtroom, Judge Mem Kim Sam presides over charges against a missing ruler linked to ancient Khmer gods. Prosecution notes testimonies from provincial witnesses about Viet Cong rent payments and hidden arms amid a tense, ritualistic atmosphere.
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Phnom Penh
Norodom Sihanouk
Lon Nol
Am Rong
Peter H. Jacoby
the Hague
Chum
Khin 'Che
Peking
U.S
Sos Yo
Buddha
Thon Meun
Mem Kim Sam
Dickey
Jackie Gleason
Cambodia
Jacoby
Thon’ Meun
Sihanouk
Shihanouk
Lam
Monique
Indicted Into National Honor Society Show Draws Crowd
The Baltimore News American notes an event tied to the National Honor Society. An estimated 15,000 spectators attended as 4,000 to 5,000 hot dogs were consumed and 203 small aircraft flew in to view the show.
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Society
Baltimore News-American
Middletown
Ohio
FDA weighing labels for non-dairy creamers and toppings
The FDA studies a labeling policy to require clearer fat and oil declarations on non-dairy cream substitutes and whipped toppings. Rep. Sidney Yates cites Harvard data showing high saturated fat content, especially from coconut oil, urging coconut oil labeling as coconut oil rather than vegetable oil.
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Washington
Federal Food*and Drug Administration
FDA
EDA
Federal Trade Commission
National Heart and Lung Institute
Sidney R. Yates
Ill
Harvard
Yates
No plan is often best in human nature
The passage argues that humans fear stagnation and seek plans even when inaction might be wiser. It suggests people rarely allow others to learn from their own mistakes and prefer controlling outcomes to teach the needed lessons.
Speaking frankly on parental and societal overreach
The piece argues that parents, spouses, and governments habitually step in to solve crises for others, masking control as compassion. It warns against creating dependency by taking over responsibilities and urges letting people face problems to grow.
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