Editorial assault on CAP project sparks name calling
The Central Arizona Project Association chief Rich Johnson calls environmental groups nuts at a breakfast, as CAP supporters push arguments about cost water price and Indian relocation. Opponents cite expense water quality and environmental harm amid urbanization.
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Rich Johnson
Central Arizona Project Association
Arizona Breakfast Club
Johnson
Sierra
CAP Association
Counnter
Reading the West Then and Now
A Plain Dealer travel piece contrasts the old West with a looming industrial future in the Powder River Basin. It warns of 750000 acres to be strip mined and a flood of trailer camps, shale oil, power plants, pipelines, and new transport lines from Montana to New Mexico, risking gas and travel costs.
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Powder River
Montana
New Mexico
Energy constraints push high-yield farming toward nutrition loss
The article argues fossil fuel driven agriculture raises energy use per food calorie and reduces protein content in crops. It cites wheat and potatoes with lower protein in modern high-yield varieties, notes farmers seek protein gains via breeding, and urges a new blueprint emphasizing sustainable practices, reduced processing, and diverse crops to avert famine.
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U.S. Agriculture Department
California
Michael Perelman
Peru
Jerry Rees
National Association of Wheat Growers
Loyalty under fire as Republicans rally to Nixon on tapes
In Washington Republicans rally to President Nixon amid questions over impeachment. Rep John Rhodes defends the White House approach to authenticating tapes while Jenner questions transcript accuracy. House Republicans largely back Nixon, raising doubts about the party's nerve amid damning evidence and edited records.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Nixon
John Rhodes
Arizona
House
Rhodes
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Fidential
Albert Jenner
Jenner
White House
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Milk
Fund
ITT
Hamilton Fish
New York
William Cohen
Maine
Thomas Railsback
Ilinois
Texas
Mr. Nixon
John W. Dean
Oval Office
Dean
Mailbag SCC facts address district accuracy and leadership
Public letter refutes criticism of the Maricopa County Community College District focusing on Scottsdale Community College athletics and computer use. It asserts annual audits by Ernst & Ernst and the Auditor General, a robust computerized accounting system, and investigations by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, a state committee, the FBI, and courts finding no substance to alleged misconduct.
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Sir Oreoid
Maricopa County
Ernst & Ernst, Certified Public Accountants
Auditor General
State of
Arizona
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
State Legislative Committee
FBI
Marshall candidacy welcomed in Arizona
A Scottsdale letter endorses Jonathan Marshall for U S Senator, praising his integrity and challenging Sen. Goldwater. The author argues Goldwater’s voting record is poor and calls for a change to a candidate focused on Arizona’s future welfare.
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U.S
Jonathan Marshall
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Sen
Goldwater
Congress
Marshall
J. Bennett
Scottsdale
Be kind give an animal a home week message
The Arizona Humane Society urges adoption during Be Kind to Animals Week May 5–11. Taxing costs like spaying, shots and licensing are noted, but however scarce supplies are, kindness remains abundant and vital to a humane society.
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The
Arizona Humane Society
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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