Castro Optimistic on CAP Talks but Supports Dropping Orme Dam
Governor Raul Castro returns from Washington after discussions with the President on the Central Arizona Project. He remains hopeful yet favors dropping Orme Dam, citing opposing tribes concerns, geological faults, ecological impact on bald eagles, tubing loss on the Verde River, and high costs versus alternatives upstream.
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Raul Castro
Washington
Central Arizona
Arizona
Orme Dam
Fort McDowell
Verde
Judge Ed Boyle Retires After Long Public Service
City Magistrate Edward Boyle, a former FBI agent and Scottsdale juvenile traffic court founder, retires after more than two decades on the bench and plans semiretirement while continuing to practice law. He is praised as a fair, warm, and dedicated public servant.
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Edward Boyle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ed Boyle
Scottsdale
Boyle
FBI
Reagan plans for 1980 race as fund-raising gears up
Ronald Reagan, 69, quietly plots a possible 1980 bid aided by a powerful fundraising operation and a staff that keeps him reachable for a national summons. His aides emphasize availability for a cause, while his CFR front and Deaver Hannaford team manage speaking and contracts.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford
Rhode Island
Americo Campanella
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Senate
Texas
John B. Connally
Baker
Connally
Regan
Santa Monica
Denver
Hannaford
Lyn Nofziger
Nofziger
Reagan Political Front
Citizens For the Republic
CFR
Citizens For Reagan
Deaver-Hannaford
Nofziger-Cfr
Joseph Coors
Richard Viguerie
William Henry Harrison
South
Jerry Ford
Train Yourself to Forget It Makes Aging Easier
A humorous essay argues aging is inevitable and explores memory tricks to forget instead. The author blends demography with personal anecdotes about training the mind to erase past errors, debts, and awkward moments to ease late life.
Planners Call For Brookings Seminar Reboot In Scottsdale
A reader urges re evaluating Brookings Seminar style planning for Scottsdale to curb emotions in public hearings. The letter proposes outsourcing master plan work to outside consultants and asks readers to lobby the city council to appoint former city manager Bill Donaldson to oversee a new Seminar series.
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Bill Donaldson
Editor Charged by Reader Over Speeding Editorial
A reader charges the editor with intent to speed by admitting to testing 60 mph in a 55 mph zone and questions the newspaper’s stance on police enforcement. The letter argues speeding any amount is unacceptable and calls for enforcement of the law and accountability.
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Secretary of Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Minnesota
Arlan Stangeland
Stangeland
CFA
Newsweek Magazine
America
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thermopylae
B.C
Mrs. Robinson
Brookings Seminars
Jonathan Marshall
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earll
Scottsda
Ariz
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