Arizona Watergate opens on Feb 20 editorial
The piece recalls Sen. Paul Fannin's drunken driving case in Phoenix criticizing how it was handled. It argues the Breathalyzer was undermined by questionable affidavits from three doctors about Zyloprim, calls for public investigation by the State Bar Association and Arizona Medical Society, and urges追 accountability for possible perjury.
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Sen
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Sen. Fannin
Phoenix
Fannin
Thomas Foster
Foster
Ben P. Marshall
State Bar Association
Arizona Medical Society
Share the ride program urged to curb fuel woes
The Progress invites free classified ads for car pools amid rising pollution traffic and fuel costs. The newspaper urges major oil firms to lead a national share the ride campaign to ease potential summer shortages and improve economic security.
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The
Progress
Nixon Focused on Business as Watergate Deepens
Inside Report notes Nixon remains aloof to Watergate fallout citing non reactions to headlines linking a top official to the scandal. It details his resistance to Haig Garment and Ziegler changes and his failure to hold a press conference as aides warn of open doors. Connally is brought in amid policy confusion and ongoing crisis.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Nixon
Oval Office
White House
Alexander Haig
Leonard Garment
Ron Ziegler
Congress
Gen. Haig
Haig
Army
John B. Connally
Connally
Treasury
George Shultz
Palm Coast project aims to build new planned city in Florida
Norman Young president of ITT Community Development Corp promotes Palm Coast a massive 100000 acre Florida project between Daytona and St. Augustine. He envisions a pollution free, low density city with 15 percent green space, no slums or neon signs, leased industrial sites and strict environmental controls. He notes $130 million in land sold in three years and anticipates 750000 residents by century end.
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Bobconsidine
Norman Young
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Biafra
City College of New York
Columbia
University of Illinois
University of Dayton
Fort Benning
Bob Waterfield
Railway Express
American Broadcasting Co
Ted Bates, Inc
Ad Agency
Levitt and Sons
Dr. Young
ITT Community Development Corporation
Florida
Daytona
St. Augustine
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Palm Coast
Beverly Hills
Don Edison
New York
Miami Beach
Greenlands
Young
Rome
Mailbag: Wry questions on government salaries and school boards
A reader questions the balance of power and pay between Congress, the treasury secretary, and the President, using satire about the Scottsdale School Board and local politics. The note mocks perceived cliques and criticizes recent board performance and media satire.
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Scottsdale School Board
Letter on Editorial Tone and Public Duty from Mrs Ben E Fox
Mrs Ben E Fox of Scottsdale writes to dispute an editorial The President on Trial and to affirm the newspaper's moderation. She says Fulton's conclusion differs from hers but praises the paper's conscience driven stance and urges focus on government business.
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Watergate
Inside Report
Horatio Alger
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Rational Newspaper Association
Swsparers Association
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