Scottsdale Pima Road case spurs Indian land rights debate
A 1960s Scottsdale paving project on Pima Road with Salt River Pima-Maricopa approval faces continued dispute as individual landowners allege improper compensation. A federal judge dismissed the suit for lack of jurisdiction, prompting calls to seek legal avenues while avoiding road blockades or violence that could harm community relations.
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GOP energy initiative offers little new thinking
The U S Senate Republican Policy Committee released a 12 page Energy Initiative that mostly criticizes President Carter and offers few new ideas. It urges a return to a competitive market and boosting supplies while downplaying conservation, with tax incentives to spur oil and gas and sections on coal nuclear solar and advanced techniques.
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Begin Wins Stirs Mideast Shakeup and U.S. Policy
The surprise election of Menachem Begin and Likud redraws the Middle East balance. Arab leaders face pressure to resist Israeli expansion or be toppled. U.S. policy, built to keep Soviet influence out of the region, now hangs in the balance as Begin rejects a Palestinian homeland west of the Jordan and vows to keep a strong frontier.
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Debate on Computers Psychoanalyzing Patients Sparks Raging Talk
A satirical tale reports scientists debating if computers could aid psychoanalysis. Fred Frisbee tests a Vend a Shrink machine, pays a quarter, and engages in a comic session revealing loneliness and relationship woes. Police later arrest Frisbee after he attempts a larger bill, noting modern stresses.
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Teachers deserve salary increase
The reader endorses higher teacher pay to meet living costs and keep pace with inflation. They argue tenure protections have been replaced by the Fair Dismissal Act and call for public understanding of the dismissal process and accountability for underperforming teachers.
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City council weighs property tax impact amid rising assessments
Letter urges council to consider local property value increases, noting 14 to 15 percent rises per neighborhood on county assessments. Writer argues higher valuations could affect tax decisions and calls for careful homework before final budgeting. Alice N Rice signs.
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