Shadow of nepotism colors Arizona governor talk in 1978
The Associated Press reports Sen. Dennis DeConcini urges Bruce Babbitt not to run for governor to avoid a bloody primary. He hints his brother Dino would seek the nomination, but critics call it nepotism and bad taste. Babbitt is praised as an outstanding attorney general and likely a strong candidate.
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Bob Hope
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Airport critics miss point in expansion debate
In a letter Shirley Reichenberg defends the Scottsdale Tempe airport project, notes less noise since the control tower opened, and urges buyers to check flight patterns before purchasing. She recalls a past incident with a pilot who ignored safety rules and credits responsible pilots and managers for public relations gains.
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Sweetwater Avenue
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Arizona summer heat danger for children and pets
Editorial notes the dangers of leaving children and animals in parked cars in Arizona heat. It cites past deaths from dehydration and describes how even slightly open windows may not prevent extreme interior temperatures. Advises newcomers to be especially cautious during early summer.
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Arizona
Admiral Turner reshapes CIA role amid Navy ambitions
Washington reports that Stansfield Turner, a four star Navy admiral, took the CIA post with long term Pentagon aims. Critics say he treats the CIA as a stepping stone, isolating himself fromagents, and placing his son in a junior intelligence role.
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Manhattan
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Office of National Intelligence Estimates
Eldean Donates 75 U S Geological Survey Volumes to Arizona Library
In a Scottsdale Daily Progress feature on Fred Eldean a correction notes that his gift comprises 75 volumes of U S Geological Survey Annual Reports from 1880 1917 placed in the Arizona Department of Mineral Resources active library not for display. Directors and staff praise the contribution for broad access and use by scholars and industry.
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Arizona Department of Mineral Resources
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Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Scottedete
Arizona
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Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Nixon on Frost interviews ends with sharp judgment
Harriet Van Horne surveys the Nixon Frost interviews noting waning viewership and public revulsion. She argues Nixon failed to win sympathy or repair his legacy, calling his stance and self portrayal evasive and morally muddled.
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