Scottsdale plan aims for livable northeast area over profit
The city planning department reports the northeast Scottsdale area runs a 323000 yearly deficit due to low density and few businesses. Seven alternative plans will be reviewed to balance livability with services, favoring neighborhood development and local amenities over pure profitability.
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Scottsdale
Tests for presidents and the stress of power
The article discusses how a president under extreme pressure or mental illness could impact a nation. It cites Nixon and Kennedy as examples of controversial behavior and questions their fitness for office. It argues backgrounds should be studied though no definitive tests exist.
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Stalin
United States
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Brown enters race to tie up convention in California
Governor Edmund G. Brown enters the California Democratic presidential primary to block Henry M. Jackson and to leverage a large delegate haul. Liberal backers push for Brown while Humphrey supporters urge action to prevent a front runner at Madison Square Garden. Filing deadline looms Friday. Cuban wives reportedly join Angola army families amid Castro's Africa plan as SALT II talks falter with Dobrynin ill.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak Washington
Edmund G
Jerry” Brown
California
Henry M. Jackson
Brown
Madison Square Garden
George Wallace
Jackson
Massachusetts
Stanley Sheinbaum
Humphrey
Joe Correll
Wallace
Stephen Reinhardt
Angola
Fidel Castro
Africa
Castro
Our Man Hoppe and the Happy Primary Losers
The piece reports on presidential primary losses provoking unusual glee among candidates. Florida yields delighted Reagan and upbeat Democrats while Milton Haberdash regroups after a controversial Iowa delegate cost. Trials with Irma McGrackle, federal funds, and legal fights loom as others brace for more contests.
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Florida
Ronald Reagan
Mr. Ford
Henry Jackson
Milton Shapp
George Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Milton Haberdash
Irma Jean McGrackle
Iowa
Haberdash
Miami Beach
McGrackle
Treasury
Treasury Department
Payoffs in U.S. top $8 million
Washington investigation finds at least eight million dollars in illegal corporate payoffs siphoned to politicians over a decade from Ashland Oil Gulf Oil Northrop Aircraft and Phillips Petroleum. SEC records show 45 congress members received funds with few returning them and no ongoing political restitution.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Ashland Oil
Gulf Oil
Northrop Aircraft
Phillips Petroleum
Terry Repak
Marc Smolensky
Ashland
Nixon
Congress
SEC
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Henry Jackson
D Wash
James McClure
R.-Ida
J.B. Johnston
D.-La
Wilbur Millis
D.-Ark
Mills
James Eastland
D.-Mass
House
Tip O'Neill
Phillips
Idn
Gulf
Northrop
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