Artichokes at SCC highlighted as mascot debate continues
Editorial notes the Scottsdale Community College mascot clash between Artichokes and Drovers. A board motion for a new mascot election failed, with concerns it would divide the campus. Writers urge recognizing student and faculty voices through a transparent vote for campus peace.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Community College Board
Jeremy Butler
Ray Cattani
Artichoke
Drovers
Oil industry profits cited defense against shortages
The piece argues Gulf Oil Corp profits rose 153 percent in the fourth quarter and Exxon earned 2.4 billion after taxes, describing it as an industrial record. It flaws claims that oil companies face blame for shortages while blaming government and environmentalists, suggesting regulation and risk-taking affect domestic supply.
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Gulf Oil Corp
Exxon
Simon Faces Two Fronts in Energy Drive
Washington energy czar William Simon pushes extra gasoline to 26 states while deputy administrator John Schaefer resigns amid clashes over allocations. White House friction and congressional pressure intensify as critics seek to pin blame for the gasoline shortage.
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Washington
William Simon
Simon
John Schaefer
Schaefer
White House
Pentagon
Navy
Peter Flanigan
John Love
Colorado
Federal Energy Office
Sarasota
Fla
Florida
Llegal
Nixon
Roy Ash
Ash
Alexander Haig
Congress
New Jersey
Joseph
J. Maraziti
Maraziti
Bill Bradley
Marazit
Capitol Hill
Pat Loud Reveals Realities Behind The Loud Family Book
In a candid preview Pat Loud discusses her forthcoming memoir Pat Loud A Woman's Story written with Nora Johnson. She cites 2000 letters from fans and argues the cinema verite Louds saga exposed deeper neuroses and falsity than the televised series.
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Harriet van Horne
Pat Loud
Bill
Wonderful
Lance
Pat
Nora Johnson
Coward
McCann
Craig Gilbert
Mrs. Loud
America
Santa Barbara
Louds
Madison Avenue
Bill Loud
Craig
Vote to protect democracy and cherish freedom at home
Sir Herb Vogt urges readers to value the freedom to vote and participate intelligently. He recalls Iron Curtain countries to warn that democracy demands effort and discipline and compares starving a ballot box to stuffing it. Scottsdale, February edition.
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Iron Curtain
U.S
America
Doc Herb Vogt
Scottsdale
Don’t Overfill Garbage Can Concerning
John T Deaton voices frustration with the local garbage system described as Godzilla and messy due to constant overfilling by neighbors. He proposes a custom service and urges neighbor accountability to reduce litter and carryouts.
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John . T. Deaton
Mr. Deaton
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital President Congratulates Local Publishers
A B Carpenter expresses gratitude to Arizona publishers for award wins and praise for hospital coverage last year. He notes the goal of a well informed community about hospital matters and thanks the press for helping achieve it.
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Arizona
Talso
A.B. Carpenter
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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