Geothermal discovery near Chandler signals future energy source
An editorial lauds a Chandler area geothermal well that erupted with superheated non salty water, suggesting geothermal energy is closer to the surface and cheaper to develop. It notes existing wells in California, Mexico and Europe and calls for more funding and research, praising pollution free power potential.
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California
Mexico
Europe
Arizona
Chandler
America
Gas tax rise urged to fund city street repairs
The piece argues a two cent gas tax increase is needed to cover mounting road repairs in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Paradise Valley amid rapid development and rising vehicle use. It estimates about 16 dollars yearly per vehicle, with Scottsdale contributing about 832 thousand dollars annually, and urges passage despite opposition.
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Scottsdale
Pentagon
Seymour Hersh
New York Times
Churchill
Roosevelt
Mercury
Life
C. Leo Deorsey
NASA
POWs return a gold mine for Eureka Enterprises
Eureka Enterprises plots to monetize returning POWs with storytelling deals. They seek contracts for press interviews, book and movie rights, TV appearances, and endorsements, aiming to secure names before rivals. A dissenting voice warns against reducing veterans to commercial assets.
Secrecy Plea Sparks Arizona Regents Letter
A ASU faculty member urges audits of Regents finances and decisions. They allege secret faculty salaries and unjustified PhD programs at UA and ASU, urging public inquiry and reforms for better taxpayer accountability.
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Board of Regents
Arizona
Midwest
ASU
Arizona State University
Brown thanks supporters for campaign effort and support
The letter thanks friends and volunteers for backing the congressional candidacy on November 7. It notes the close result and argues votes count, calls the Democratic Party moderate and urges continued work for a better Arizona and nation. The candidate pledges ongoing gratitude.
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Arizona
Zoning OKayed Despite Appeal by Local Resident
Gwen Williams of Scottsdale addressed the council on zoning request 2-7-73, arguing for humane consideration without regard to race creed sex or party. The council granted zoning anyway, reflecting a contentious decision noted on front page March 1.
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Gwen Williams
Scottsdale
North Carolina Governor James Holshouser Defies Reaganites
In Raleigh Holshouser clashes with Reagan on federal social programs and deliberate budget shifts. He pursues state takeovers of federal services, diversifies hires, and reforms highways while resisting purge of Civil Service. Tensions with party chairman Frank Rouse mirror a broader Southern Republican split.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Raleigh
N.C
Ronald Reagan
California
Washington
James E. Holshouser
North Carolina
Reagan
Nixon
Holshouser
South
Holfhouser
U.S. Senate
Jesse Helms
White House
William F. Buckley
George C. Wallace
Helms
Civil Service
Terry Sanford
Duke University
Frank Rouse
Rouse
James Gardner
Type Slips The dog will be large when still honored at a Past Presidents
Hobbs New Mexico Daily News notes an outdoor ceremony honoring former presidents. The brief item mentions a dog and a large display or statue as part of the event.
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Hobbs
N.M
Daily News- Sun
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Mafia
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Paar
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