Saguaro Students Lead Scottsdale Recycling Center Effort
Saguaro High School's Conservation Ecology Club studied local problems and urged city officials to install a recycling collection center at Eldorado Park. The center accepts various refuse types with guidance from club members who advise and answer questions. The essay lauds the students for constructive civic engagement and urging neighbors to join the effort.
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Scottsdale
Saguaro High School
Saguaro Conservation Ecology Club
Eldorado Park
Saguaro
May Day protests prompt mass arrests in Washington
After May Day protests in Washington D C police set up arrest zones and detained over 12 000 people four weeks later only two convictions were secured. Justice Department officials privately said up to 80 percent of arrests were illegal highlighting concerns over restraint of civil liberties and the risk to constitutional rights.
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Washington, D.C
Justice Department
Arizonans in Washington over wilderness bids face delays
Hearing activity on Pine Mountain and Sycamore Canyon wilderness proposals in Arizona continues with no set dates for House or Senate action. Udall backs broader plans, Steiger resists. cattlemen seek grazing and water needs while Forest Service negotiates maintenance cost tradeoffs. Conservation groups and local representatives push for both areas.
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Pine Mountain
Sycamore Canyon
Arizona
Congress
Senate Interior Committee
Public Lands Subcommittee
House Interior Committee
House
Forest Service
Steiger
Udall
Steiger-Udall
Duane Miller
Sedona
Brad Stewart
Miller
Stewart
Wilderness Society
The
Sierra Club
Kevin Dahl
Scottsdale
Saguaro High School Ecology and Conservation Club
Arizona, Parks and Recreation’ Association
William
Proxmire targets SST propaganda in school booklet
Senator William Proxmire questions a Department of Transportation booklet paid by taxpayers that promotes supersonic flight to children via the character The Supersonic Pussycat. He argues the material amounts to blatant propaganda to impressionable students.
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William Proxmire
Wis
Department of Transportation
Milwaukee
Justice Douglas Under New Probe Ties Moonlighting to Parvin Foundation
Justice William O. Douglas faces renewed scrutiny as the Justice Department investigates a Las Vegas hotel and gambling deal linked to Albert Parvin. The probe notes Douglas's moonlighting earnings with the Parvin Foundation from 1960 to 1969 totaling about 96 000 dollars while he served as a Supreme Court justice and foundation head. Congressional sources weigh ending outside work by federal judges amid calls for ethics reform.
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Robert S. Allen
Washington
William O. Douglas
Justice Department
Las Vegas
Albert Parvin
Douglas
Parvin Foundation
Parvin
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Meyer Lansky
Miami Beach
National Crime Syndicate
Israel
Miami
Lansky
Flamingo
The
Jurist
Bill
Fourth Party Drive Revealed Against O'Brien in 1972
A confidential memo by Ken Bode outlines a plan to push left reform and prepare for a possible fourth party in 1972. The tactic includes harassing O'Brien, influencing convention rules, and testing ballot access to destabilize the Democratic Party.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
Ken Bode
Bode
Democratic Party
O’brien
O'Brien
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Dr. Brode
Center For Political Reform
Howard Samuels
New York
New York City
Democratic National Committee
Wisconsin
Don Peterson
North Dakota
Liv Bjorke
New Republic
McGovern Commission On
The
New Democrat
Boden
McGovern Commission
O’hara
Commission
Rep
James O'Hara
Michigan
Peterson
Samuels
Miami Beach
Party of
Center
Saguaro Students Reject Council Farce Over School Spirit
Kevin Dahl David Finkelstein and Brenda Wilson report that Saguaro students view the Mailbag Student Council as a puppet of the administration and oppose it as a source of vandalism and division. Less than 10 percent vote, authorities say, prompting calls for real solutions.
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Jolene Meyer
Saguaro
Government of
Kevin Dahl
David Finkelstein
Brenda Wilson
Aging pedagogue resists chill as fires burn at home
A 54 year old educator writes of weathering time and family life. With his youngest child two, he vows the spark of passion persists despite social critics. He acknowledges aging yet insists warmth remains at his hearth.
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Inside Report
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
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Arizop
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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