Editorial Page Warns Over Scottsdale Zoning Law Change
The Scottsdale zoning case against Environmental Developers Inc affects Camelback and Hayden roads. The foe seeks a 960 unit complex, while the council fears adverse city impact and erosion of zoning control. The piece urges changes to empower cities to restrain future developments to preserve open space and quality of living.
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Scottsdale
Environmental Developers, Inc
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Arizona
Toras Vises
Support grows for school district measures in state House votes
lawmakers show rising backing for school district proposals as committees advance the measure by a 235 margin. hearings may proceed with Chairman Ruth Ada Gladys Gardner leading discussions.
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Ruth “Ada Gladys Gardner
Arizona Education Funding Question Seeks Public Backing
Ambiguous remarks suggest Senate debate over funding for kindergarten access. Officials urge public response to support authorizing appropriations for education, with emphasis on allowing more children to attend.
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Iencea
Arizona &S
Scottsdale Growth Claims Stir Community Debate
A Scottsdale reader argues credit for eastside annexation should not be placed on Walter Donaldson and asserts city growth will occur regardless. The letter references court rulings, city leadership, and warns of high rise development transforming the town despite any opposition.
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William Wy
Donaldson
Eastside
Scottsdale
Our Man Hoppe on volunteers and the private problem
A satirical essay argues that the United States already has a volunteer army, with 2.2 billion volunteers in uniform and the rest draft. It humorously suggests replacing privates with ADX-14 devices to pick up cigarette butts, and questions civilian control versus a professional volunteer force, calling for study alongside Hebert's plan.
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F. Edward Hebert
Chatman
House Armed Services
Fae Hebert
Cori Reatl Y Hebert
U.S
Ae Malone
Nixon
Reid
Vetal
Admiralon
Gogike
Paisa
Myatt
Pueblo Elementary School backs state support for kindergartens
The executive committee of the Parent Council of Pueblo Elementary School Scottsdale urges passage of pending state legislation to fund public kindergartens.
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Parent ‘Council of Pueblo Elementary School
Scottsdale
Changing Nursing Roles Expanding to Home and Community
The piece traces nursing's evolution from hospital care to comprehensive community health. It notes nurses now support patients at home, clinics, schools, and industry, and join multi discipline health teams. Emphasis on education, prevention, and continuous service marks a more intellectual, science driven profession.
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Progress asks letters be limited to 400 words
The Progress invites readers to send letters to the editor but limits length to 400 words due to space constraints. Writers must include their home address for verification if needed. Letters will be reviewed and printed at editor discretion.
Advocate Seeks Avoiding Goetze Plan for KIDS
A letter from a constituent urged Senate action to oppose Senator Goetze's KIDS plan. It argues against delaying programs due to early district setup difficulties, citing churches providing space and equipment in one district and charging each child a dollar for materials. The writer asks Dist 17 representatives to resist the Goetze example.
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Goetze
Stinson
Dist
Mr. Goetze
Letter on noise pollution and hiring locals in Scottsdale
Mrs Sally Rhodes of Scottsdale argues against hiring outsiders to fix noise pollution, urging use of local experts and legal talent to address the problem. She notes the editorial misinterpreted her stance and favors adopting noise controls similar to Boulder if feasible.
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Boulder
Scottsdale
Sally Rhodes
Hope is named greatest man of the 20th century roast
In New York a prank call crowns Bob Hope as the era’s greatest man, but he says he will be in Vietnam that night. The piece notes Hope’s nonaward from the Council of Churches and the ensuing debate over his stance on the military, social justice, and the Vietnam War. It mentions Whitney Young Jr receiving a posthumous award and details about the Council dinner budget tied to Hope’s ill fated visit.
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New York
Bob
Hope
Mr. Hopé
Roosevelt
Churchill
Beverly Hillpillies
Lawrence Welk
Vietnam
Red Skelton
Family of Man
Council of Churches of the City of
Council
Whitney
Young Jr
Young
A. Brooklyn
Richard Neuhaus
Nixon
Dr. Schweitzer
Hottentots
Strategic Air Command
SAC
China
Dan Potter
The
Council of Churches
Grass-roots challenger seeks vacant Rivers seat
A candidate from the United Citizens Party runs for the congressional post once held by the late L Mehdel Rivers Washington Post notes the race amid activist critique and party alignment.
Views on executive power and Congress without consultation
The text argues that the President has recently ordered troops across borders and halted policies without Congressional consultation, claiming past actions by Congress granted unilateral authority. It contrasts modern presidential power with 1789 constitutional limits and notes Nixon's calls to shift power back to the states.
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United States
Florida
Congress
Nixon
Washington
White House
Capitol
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