Scottsdale bids farewell to Bill Donaldson as city manager
Editorial salutes Bill Donaldson on six years in Scottsdale highlighting his role in revamping finances, governance, and citizen participation. It credits his STEP program and innovations for drawing federal and foundation support, while noting his idealism and focus on human rights and the environment.
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Jackson emerges as a possible Democratic presidential contender
The piece tracks Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington as a rising primary possibility. It notes doubts and strategic questions about his potential impact on Muskie and McGovern, cites boosters like Roger Crowley and Raymond Abbott, and reports NH Democratic officials urging a Jackson visit.
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Progress letters policy prompts reader sign‑in requirement
The notice explains that unsigned letters are discarded while signed ones are considered for publication. It notes that writers may request name withholding for valid reasons, but unsigned or abusive messages are rejected. Readers are urged to share opinions while avoiding personal attacks and language.
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Dewey remembered as river of ruthless justice and politics
A retrospective depicts Tom Dewey as a relentless prosecutor who pursued major criminals from Lucky Luciano to Louis Buchalter and Fritz Kuhn. It notes his courtroom tactics and tough stance, his restrained political demeanor, and his influence on postwar Republicans including Nixon, who offered him the Supreme Court prize he declined.
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World in upheaval as Middle East actions widen
Reports from New York Cairo and Damascus describe Egyptian Marines and Iraqi forces executing rapid incursions amid high tension in the region. Golda Meir defends Israeli defensive strikes while Nixon condemns the moves as the world questions how to end the wars and protect allies.
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Nixon proposal sparks debate over student loan ban
Opinion letters condemn a plan to lift the bar on federal loans to students convicted of campus disruption. Critics call the provision discriminatory and unconstitutional, arguing it imposes penalties on the poor and erodes equal justice.
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