SRP election prompts push for urban representation
The Salt River Project faces a contest as urban voters gain access to ballots. Thomas Gates, a Gilbert-area business executive, and Scottsdale officer Edwin Lambert challenge long-time director William Schrader, who has represented rural interests. Voters weigh change against tradition in a tight race with limited opposition in past years.
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Schrader
Gilbert
Thomas Gates
Gates
Edwin Lambert
Left Handed Liberation Movement Proposed At ASU
A friend argues exams and chairs burden left handed students with fatigue. He notes right side writing arms force lefties to turn, costing time and effort. The piece urges universities to provide left handed writing surfaces and recognize the sizeable left handed population.
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Arizona State University
Dean Credibility Hinges On Hunt Notebook Silence
The question of John W. Dean III's credibility hinges on his omission of destroying two notebooks kept by E. Howard Hunt. Prosecutors and White House aides say tapes may offset Dean’s concealment, influencing fates of Nixon aides and the President. Dean's memory lapses and withheld evidence complicate his role as a key witness in Watergate.
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John W. Dean III
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Atlantic Monthly
George W. Higgins
Boston
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Nixon
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FBI
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Gray
Senate Committee
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate
John Sirica
Leon Jaworski
John Dean
Howard Hunt
Congress seeks self reform amid energy and court battles
Washington notes House and Senate push to rewrite budget rules and link spending to taxes while debating private pension reform, a higher minimum wage, and energy measuresamid Watergate era tension. Congress also resists admitting women to military academies as impeachment inquiries loom.
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UPI
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Washington
Truman
House
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Senate
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Montana
Aeutocar
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Ohio
House Administration Committee
James B. Allen
Ala
Free and Equal Marriage Ends Over Household Bills
Lis and Woofie attempt a fair division of domestic labor and finances in the “free and equal partnership” scheme. Bills mount from babysitting to house calls and repairs, until Woofie’s extra income and the couple’s generosity push them into debt and bitter bargaining. The plan collapses after a string of mismatched earnings and expectations.
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Woofie Tweeter
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Joshua
CAF
Community letter praises YWCA progress in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale supporter thanks the local newspaper for its editorial on the YWCA Design for a Decade program. The letter highlights the YWCA's strong work with limited facilities and hopes for broader future benefits from the effort.
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YWCA
Scottsdale
Lesshaffer
Wright Named Assistant Publisher at Ershall
W B Doc Wright is appointed assistant publisher at Ershall with duties supporting editorial management and publication operations. The change expands leadership as the firm focuses on regional news.
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Ershall
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Doc Wright
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