Editorial supports statewide kindergarten aid in Arizona
The editor backs the KIDS group and Senate Bill 1 to fund kindergartens. After committee approval, the call goes out for persistent public pressure. The writer urges individuals and organizations to contact legislators and pass resolutions, stressing early education as vital to a child’s future.
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David ‘Kret
Arizona
Appropriations Committee
Eege
Senate
America
Jonathani Marshall
Turnips and Lettuce Rule in Vietnam War Editorial
An editorial mockingly links pacifist groups to farm labor, arguing Chavez workers and lettuce pickers could affect troops in Vietnam. It jokes that Army lettuce purchases rose during boycotts and suggests turning to turnips to undermine peace advocates, ending with a sly warning about Army Intelligence.
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Paice
United States
Vietnam
Wwe
Ceégar
Chavez
Nixon taps Finch for 1972 campaign planning chief
President Nixon shifts long time ally Robert Finch to oversee top level planning for the 1972 reelection drive. The move puts Finch near the center of strategy as Mitchell faces a potential clash over command and campaign control.
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Washington
Nixon
Robert Finch
White House
Finch
National Committee
John
Mitchell
Tom Evans
Slane
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San—Diego
Houston
Dallas
Chicago
Miami Beach
Nixon suspends Davis Bacon act as wage policy debated
Washington reports President Nixon kept options open after suspending the Davis Bacon act on federally funded construction wages. White House says a wage-price freeze remains possible and a stabilization board could guide bargaining patterns to curb inflation, with Nixon hoping the move spurs industry reform.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Davis-Bacon
Tne-Union
Bal Harbour
Fla
Labor Department
Davis- Bacon
White House
United States
Asia
White-House
Views Get Serious on Alcohol Abuse in Wichita Eagle
The Wichita Eagle urges taking the issue of alcohol abuse seriously, recalling Carry Nation’s protests 70 years ago and condemning jokes about alcoholism. It argues modern, effective solutions exist but are not widely used, affecting millions and their circles.
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Géorge
Gwendolyn
Lavona
Wammi
Betty Friedan
George
Gwenndolyn
C. caFe-center
Layona
George Sheauali Gwendolyn
Carry Nation
Wichita
Carry
Kans
Eagle
Ecologists clash with Moses and SST critics in public struggle
The piece surveys a ruckus over ecology and pollution as self proclaimed crusaders challenge engineers led by Robert Moses. It notes media attention on new ecological voices including Mark Terry and Andrew Stein, and contrasts anti SST positions with real pollution by outboard motors.
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New
York
Robert Moses
New‘York
Mike
Natural History Magazine
de Mark Terry
Mark Terry
Portland
Oregott
University of Washington
Cornell
Terry
Central
Los Angeles
Moses
Kevin P. Phillips
King Features Syndicate
Washington Post
Andrew Stein
New- York State
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Carl ‘Albert
Oklahoma
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Carlucci
Office of Economic ‘Opportunity
OEO
Providence
R.L
Hill
Hoppe
Arthur Hoppe
Rowland
Evans
Robert
Novak
Panna
By, Robert. Allen
John ‘Goldsmith
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Crusaders
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Doc” Wright
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Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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