Editorial on Arizona corporate and probate code reforms
The piece argues two lengthy bills aim to revise corporate and probate law to streamline procedures but warns that while efficiency is good, public protection must be added. It notes 4000 new Arizona corporations last year and supports shorter, less frequent notices to reveal principals, purposes, and locations while preserving heirs and creditors protections.
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Arizona
Arizona Newspapers Association
Paradise Lost Los Angeles Exodus from the City of Angels
A Louisville Times analysis notes a long term population drain from Los Angeles County. It cites studies showing 35,000 leaving annually, rising to as much as 100,000 yearly, signaling a shift away from the once paradisiacal metropolis.
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Los Angeles
City of the Angels
Los Angeles County
Spoons and trust in a nation of emboldened leaders
The piece laments growing public distrust as esteemed figures from judges to doctors face bribery and tax charges. It contrasts Emersonian ideals with modern political and professional corruption, noting Kerner's report and high profile cases to argue moral decline and accountability.
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Emer
Emerson
Concord
Mass
Biscay
Kissinger Criticized as Gullible by European Allies
Western diplomats in Brussels and allied capitals denounce Henry Kissinger as naïve in dealings with the Russians and in MBFR talks. Critics say he favors grand designs over detailed execution, risking blame if Vietnam or China diplomacy falters.
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Brussels
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
America
Europe
Metternich
Kissinger
Moscow
MBFA
Vietnam
China
Taiwan
Washington
Nixon
North Vietnam
Actress Rachel Kempson Falls Onstage in London Scuffle
Actress Rachel Kempson allegedly jumped from the stage at a London theater and struck two groundlings whose alleged nude behavior disrupted her performance. The incident occurred Monday night as the show continued with minor stage confusion.
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Rachel Kempson
London
Philadelphia
Inquirer
Prayer of Confession Following Vietnam Cease-Fire
A reader submits a reflective prayer asking national leaders and military personnel to confess sins of the Vietnam War. The plea seeks forgiveness for brutal tactics, cultural damage, and moral failings, hoping for peace and reconciliation in politics and life.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
My Lai
Jesus Christ
Valley letter urges growth halt to protect waterways
A reader questions editorial stance on Feb 22 and asks why villas were built in Indian Bend Wash while criticizing current development. They cite Brookings Institute surveys, compare California moratoriums, and urge action to curb taxes, schools, traffic, and floods in the valley.
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J.E. Hensley
Indian School Road
Villa San Marcos
Indian Bend Wash
Saguaro High
Brookings Institute
Livermore
Pleasanton
California
Agony in an age of violence on a chaotic era
On Line columns contrasts the Libyan airliner shoot-down and US bombing history with public reactions. It notes Israeli actions and past American raids, arguing about justifications, anti Semitism, and historical judgment as a Los Angeles car demolition event draws public spectacle.
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Uth Vietnam
U.S
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
Winds Club
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Israel
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