Editorial critique of Conlan 4th District bid distortions
The piece accuses State Senator John Conlan of misrepresenting his legislative record in a campaign brochure. It cites false claims about kindergarten advocacy, a Phoenix facility for the mentally retarded, and credit for a bicycle bill, contrasting them with the roles of Sen. David Kret Rep. Burton Barr and Sen. Sandra O Connor. The editorial predicts poor credibility if distortions persist.
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John Conlan
Conlan
Arizona
David Kret
Kret
Burton Barr
House
Senate
Phoenix
Barr
Hungerford
Kay
Sandra O’connor
Times reporter in Hanoi defends press freedom against White House critique
Anthony Lewis of the New York Times faced White House accusations of being a conduit for enemy propaganda over a Haiphong harbor mine story. The Times defended press independence, noting its duty to publish verifiable news and the Pentagon denial, while criticizing government censorship.
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New York Times
Anthony Lewis
Hanoi
Lewis
White House
The
Times
Haiphong Harbor
the Times
Pentagon
United States
Barbarous days warn of violence and societal shift
Harriet Van Horne laments a world of violence from politics to culture and religion. She links rising brutality to lax gun laws, mental health neglect, and dehumanizing trends, urging a return to core values without restoring Victorian prudery.
Slips and Shifts in Industrial and Diplomatic Headlines
Chicago Tribune notes a plant expansion to over 12 bicycle frames annually with welding moved to a new 100000 square foot facility. JAMA Editorial calls for a moratorium on test tube experiments in women's bodies. Philadelphia Inquirer reports a shift in manufacturing and diplomacy as Hanoi seeks talks after Nixon suspended negotiations per CS Monitor.
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Chicago Tribune
Myths in Scottsdale growth dispute debated
In a Scottsdale letter, Walter Butler counters the April 25 editorial on growth control. He blasts Planning Commission hearings, asserts City Hall seeks growth and power, and argues high density hurts affordability and the master plan. He commends Herb Drinkwater and Dick Schaffer for citizen focus.
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Planning Commission
City Council
Scottsdale
City Hall
Myth
Brookings Institute
Herb Drinkwater
Dick Schaffer
Walter Butler
Two Young Men Set Bright Example At Coronado
Jeff Everett impressed with a side horse display despite a handicap. Guy Spann earned praise for fair play by giving his gymnastics medal to Jeff to avoid penalizing him for circumstances beyond his control. Both youths are hailed as assets to humanity.
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IBM
Jeff Everett
Guy ‘Spann
Jeff
Cecilm
Saul Scottsdale
Book Review Consumer credit costly
A Scottsdale Library critique of The Credit Jungle by Al Griffin. The review highlights revolving charges at 18 percent annual cost, merchant profits from credit, lax collection practices, manipulation of minors, and potential legal remedies to curb consumer credit abuses. It notes the book’s call for law reform and consumer resistance to debt predation.
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Dennis D. Murphy
Scottsdale Public Library
al Griffin
Regnery
Notable Books in 1960s and 70s Political and Social Works
A list of acclaimed titles by Blatty Brown Hailey Lash Wouk Kanin Michener Forsyth MacInnes Talese. These works range from horror and biographical studies to war epics and political thrillers, reflecting varied themes of faith history journalism and power.
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Blatty
Brown
Wounded Knee
Hailey
Wheels
Lash
Eleanor and
Franklin
Wouk
Kanin
Tracy
Hepburn
Michener
Forsyth
MacInnes
Malaga
Talese
Father
Saturday People Face Shifting Dress Room Boundaries
In Bloomingdale’s on Lexington Avenue, a Saturday shopper observes girls using the boys’ fitting rooms. He notes pants fit issues across genders as women push into male spaces, signaling a cultural shift and the erosion of a male bastion.
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Bloomingdale’s
Lexington Avenue
59Th Street
New York
Bloomingdale's
Pattvey
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Nixon
Christian Science Monitor
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Clifton
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Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
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