Moratorium urged as Four Corners power clash heats up
The editorial urges a one year halt on new power plants to study cleaner energy options. It backs Interior Secretary Morton on the moratorium while noting Colorado concerns over air quality and Arizona needs for the Central Arizona Project. It calls for more research into solar and geothermal energy and a national push to find clean power sources.
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Four Corners
Rogers Morton
Colorado
Arizona
Jack Williams
Morton
Moon
Mars
Vietnam drug threat grows amid warnings and crackdowns
The report outlines rising use of marijuana and heroin among service members in Indochina, with estimates of 30 000 to 60 000 users. It urges reducing access and expanding treatment as authorities note epidemic levels even as rehab efforts lag.
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Indochina
Annapolis
Trident
Vietnam
Toledo Times
Toledo
Chis
SALT talks shift with ABM debate and campaign implications
Washington readers see Republicans seize on the SALT agreement while debating ABM and Safeguard. Critics, including Senate figures such as Fulbright and Muskie, warn the strategy risks provoking an arms race and undermining negotiations as the talks enter a new phase.
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Washington
GOP
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sharp Administration
Nixon
George McGovern
Wen
Edmund
Muskie
D-Me
United States
Senate
Edward M. “Kennedy
D-Mass
Sen
Hubert
Moscow
Moscow-Washington
Kremlin
Wallace candidacy faces ballot and party hurdles in Alabama
In Montgomery state and national allies weigh Wallace run details. Alabama ballot status may block him as Democratic nominee with the rooster symbol. Wallace may seek American Independent Party lines to pair with Democratic congressional candidates while navigating party seniority fears and cross-state opposition.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Democratic Party
Robert Vance
American Independent Party
Democratic
Cen
John Sparkman
National Democratic Party
Nixon
Deep South
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
On The Line A Wartime Reporter Frank Conniff Remembered
Frank Conniff, famed combat correspondent and Hearst editor, rose from a $14.50 copy boy to front-line journalist in World War II Korea and Vietnam. His friend Pat Lynch recalls the daring rescue near Brachelen as Conniff survived, then endured a stroke four years after his return to civilian life.
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Bob Considine
NEW York
Frank Conniff
Frank
Horatio “Alger
Associated Press
Danbury, Conn
Damon Runyon
Jimmy Kilgallen
Casey
Tadget
Karl von Clausewitz
Korea
Vietnam
Pat Lynch
Turf Authority
Conniff
Pat
Siegfried
406Th
102Nd Infantry
Lynch
Brachelen
Elba
Douglas MacArthur
Hearst
Journal Tribune
Mailbag critique rebuts Conlan on abortion bill handling
Letter defends Senator John Conlan against editorial claims that he blocked an abortion bill by not bringing it to a vote. It notes the 1970 Senate Judiciary Committee passed the measure before defeat in Rules, and 1971 PHW Committee under Holsclaw did not secure a majority, with calls for accurate records and editor accountability.
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Legislative Committee
John Conlan
Scottsdale
Conlan
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Public Health, and Welfare
Tucson
Holsclaw
Ph&w
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John A. Goldsmith
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Can
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E Jerry McElfresh
W.B. “Dog Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls
Ariz
Progress
Artigas
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Paar
Newen Abin
Aifce
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