Scottsdale Faces HUD Desegregation Ultimatum for CDBG Funds
The City of Scottsdale must desegregate and provide housing for low and moderate income families to qualify for federal CDBG funds. HUD Secretary Patricia Harris outlines that future eligibility hinges on expanding low income housing, prompting concerns over community character and potential revenue loss.
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Scottsdale
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Patricia Harris
HUD
Nuclear arms race grows as SIPRI warns of risk
The SIPRI report warns expanding arms trade and renewed nuclear buildup increase the chance of strategic war. Despite this, the United States and the Soviet Union continue boosting war capacity while arms talks are postponed. Industrialized nations push weapons to less developed states.
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United Staes
Hiroshima
United States
Soviet Union
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
SIPRI
U.S
Ussr
Poetry loving Carter praised for reading Dylan Thomas
Harriet Van Horne admires President Carter for his literary tastes noting his admiration for Dylan Thomas. The column contrasts past presidents reading habits and moodily praises a White House with a cultured, humanistic leader.
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Pye
Faulkner
Carter
Harvey Shapiro
New York Times Book Review
Eisenhower
Truman
Missouri
Cicero
Franklin Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Amherst
Jimmy Carter
Plains
U.S. Naval Academy
Dylan Thomas
Thomas
London
Jimmy
Lincoln
White House
Letter questions James Earl Ray escape claims
A reader questions the reported escape from Brushy Mountain State Prison and urges Mark Lane and Dick Gregory to probe inconsistencies in Ray photos and prison diagrams. The letter cites conflicting Time and Newsweek images, plus unrelated world events, urging truth-seeking investigation.
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John D. Lofton JR
Mark Lane
Dick Gregory
James Earl Ray
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Petros
Dr. King
John Kennedy
Ray
Time
Newsweek
Lane
Associated Press
Brushy Mountain
Agana
Guam
UPI
Ofrota
Marianas
Rio Grande
Ohio
Washington
England
Carter
Paul Newman
Garrettsville
Ralph David Abernathy
Mark
Pay TV scandal fuels a risqué rise in billing
The Wall Street Journal notes pay television networks push adult films to lure subscribers, with one Allentown, Pennsylvania customer racking up a 110 monthly bill amid sensational claims and a tale of a marriage strained by pay channel viewing. The piece satirically portrays a husband’s obsession and a wife’s drastic response, ending with a return to normal viewing.
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Arthur Hoppe
The
Wall Street Journal
the Journal
Allentown
Fred Frisbee
Fred
Felicia
Audrey Hepburn
Linda Lovelace
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Harriet van Horne
New York City
Jack Valenti
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
New York Times
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Agricultural College
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Nixon
John Dean
Hoppe
Jonathon Marshell
H.E. ‘Tial Metcalf
Jerry Mciresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earl
Arizona
Sattdle
Atle
Progress
Ines Wrizena Canova
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