Time ripe for new peace efforts in Middle East
Analysis notes the Soviet Union may aid peace as it shifts focus to Africa and the Indian Ocean. It argues US dominance could shape negotiations with Saudi Arabia Egypt and Syria seeking stability as Israel faces economic strain and broad acceptance of Israel's right to exist becomes essential for any lasting settlement.
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Middle East
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Israel
Egypt
Africa
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Saudi Arabia
Sadat
Assad
Syria
Bob Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
White House
Senate
Pot
Customs
Vernon Acree
Treasury Dept
America
Internal Revenue Service
al Capone
Acree
Internal Revenue
Donald Alexander
Treasury
Bette Anderson
Atlanta
Dept
Tom Steed
D-Okla
ERA defeat in Arizona Senate ends push for ratification
The Arizona Senate rejected the Equal Rights Amendment with only Scottsdale’s Bob Usdane and Tucson’s James Kolbe breaking ranks. Despite polls showing majority support, enough Democrats voted no in a reflected political split. The piece suggests strategy for next year, including targeted gender discrimination bills.
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Arizona Senate
House
Scottsdale
Bob Usdane
Tucson
James Kolbe
ERA
Usdane
Nixon interview transcript teases book about peace and power
Satirical excerpt portrays Richard Nixon in a Frost interview style. The dialogue parodies his post presidency reflections amid claims of a forthcoming autobiography detailing peace efforts, Watergate denials, and political crises while joking about the book’s missing title.
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Arthur Hoppe
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Dick Nixon
Dave
Willie Sutton
Whittier
Pat
Checkers
Vietnam
Middle East
Watergate
Ashbrook slur shocks dinner crowd over murder probes
Washington witnesses recount Rep. John Ashbrook saying money spent on investigating murders, including that of Martin Luther King Jr., should not be wasted. Sprague confirms notes of the remark amid a dinner discussion on JFK and MLK assassinations.
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Washington
John Ashbrook
Chile
Martin Luther King Jr
Earl Butz
George Brown
Joint Chiefs
Ashbrook
House
Henry Gonzales
D-N.m
Richard Sprague
Oakland Inn
Sprague
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
John Rousselot
Calif
Ohio
Misinformation cited on Lincoln Drive safety and zoning
Patti and Guy Stillman challenge local traffic studies by Johannessen and Girand and oppose a three lane Lincoln Drive plan citing safety and funding concerns. They address zoning changes, property plans, and recall petition procedures while asserting accountability and opposition to the RGA group.
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Joy MacLean
Johannessen
Lincoln Drive
McCormick Ranch
Stillmans
Scottsdale
Shea
RGA
Paradise Valley
Patti
Guy Stillman
Shabby treatment sparks critique of Scottsdale youth services
BERT E. SMITH decries the citys decision to outsource Scottsdale Youth and Adult Services. He argues the move lowers both quality and quantity of aid for youth and families, fearing kids will view outsourced services as inadequate and uncomparable to prior personalized successes.
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Scottsdale
Bert E. Smith
Arizonans vote for more tourist promotion in Scottsdale
Carolina Butler laments voter support for increased tourism promotion, noting that 1,654 to 312 approved the measure in Scottsdale despite strong opposition outside public officials and business groups. The speaker criticizes resulting congestion and commercialization.
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Chambers of Commerce
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