Call for open debate on 1976 energy and nuclear policy
The piece argues for serious nationwide discussion on energy, economic policy, foreign affairs, health, crime, education, and especially nuclear arms strategy. It notes a shift from deterrence to counterforce under Ford era policy and urges public debate rather than backdoor changes.
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America
Vietnam
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Hiroshima
Defense
James Schlesinger
Ford
Arcadia High Wins Big After Bad Season
Arcadia High School rallied from a string of poor results as its basketball team surged to victories leading to the state tournament. Enthusiastic students supported the push, though four climbers scaled Camelback Mountain in the rain to place a large white A on the south face, an act deemed foolhardy and dangerous.
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Arcadia High School
Arcadia
Rate Yourself as a Presidential Candidate Quiz
A humorous quiz by Arthur Hoppe on evaluating a hypothetical presidential run. The piece playfully lampoons candidate stances on stagflation detente abortion education and other issues while noting the reader cheated by peeking at the answers.
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Arthur Hoppe
APS Faces Large Fines for Rule Violations in 1974
Patricia J. Mikus appeals to Arizona Public Service customers to oppose a 16.6 to 107 percent rate hike intended to cover fines and extra gas purchases after APS violated federal orders. She argues the penalties should not be borne by innocent customers and urges action against the Arizona Corporation Commission.
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Arizona Public Service
Federal Power Commission
APS
FPC
Arizona Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
W. Encanto
Phoenix
Patricia J. Mikus Youngtown
Right to Quiet Wins In Scottsdale Neighborhood Case
Scottsdale residents Shirley and Max Feinberg report victory after suing a neighbor for keeping a dog outside 24 hours a day. Judge Edward Boyle ruled the neighbor violated the city dog ordinance, restoring the Feinbergs' peace and quiet. Feinberg vs Osborn marks a landmark local case urging respect for tranquil living.
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Scottsdale
Edward Boyle
Feinberg
Hubert Humphrey as President: an unmitigated economic disaster
A 1960s column argues Hubert Humphrey is the biggest spender in Congress with a lifetime push for higher federal outlays. It cites his early attempts to abolish the Byrd Committee, his foreign aid plans, and liberal praise from Walter Lippmann, concluding his presidency would wreck the economy.
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Louis Harris
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
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Santa Claus
Scrooge
Santa
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Sen. Humphrey
Joint Committee
Sen
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Byrd Committee
Allan Ryskind
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United States
Nile River Valley
Egypt
Haiti
Warsaw
Asia
Walter Lippman
White House
American Enterprise Institute
Mars
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