Pima Road dispute strains Scottsdale and Salt River tribe
Conflicts over Pima Road closure provoke tensions between Scottsdale and the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Reservation. Critics say road blockers risk worsening relations, while supporters note tribe funding helped the project and that without the road adjoining Indian land would be landlocked. Courts urged for relief, not street blockades.
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Pima-Maricopa
Bud Tims
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
William King
Hatch Act under fire as House weighs weakening reform
The House debates a labor-backed move to roll back the 1939 Hatch Act which bars federal and postal workers from partisan roles. Proponents argue it protects civil service integrity while critics warn it could invite political leverage by unions and officials. The public, shaped by Watergate, favors stronger government ethics.
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Supreme Court
Congress
President and Speaker at Arm's Length
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak describe a growing arm's-length dynamic between President Carter and Speaker Tip O'Neill. O'Neill praises McGovern sparingly and criticizes Carter privately, signaling Congress's autonomy and a shift from past close White House collaboration. The piece notes a new independent Democratic cadre and a cool, nonconfrontational stance toward the White House.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
George S. McGovern
Thomas P. O'Neill
Jimmy Carter
House
O’neill
McGovern
Carter
Boston
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capitol Hill
White House
O'Neill
John McCormack
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
George
McCor
Mack
Johnson
Speaker McCormack
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Congress
Tip O'Neill
George McGovern
St Vincent de Paul dining room showcased in Scottsdale Daily Progress
The St. Vincent de Paul Dining Room in Phoenix praised for its 24th year of serving hot free meals daily and for the charity shown by Father John Skibbie and his students. Readers acknowledge the full page layout by Bob Johnstone and Jim Thomson and commend the newspaper for publicizing the efforts.
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St. Vincent de Paul Charity
John Skibbie
Bob Johnstone
Jim Thomson
Scottsdale Daily Progress
St. Vincent de Pay
S. 9Th Ave
Phoenix
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Father John Skibbie
Gulf Oil column misstates overcharges says Gulf denies charges
In a strong rebuttal, Gulf argues Jack Anderson's column on crude import pricing omits fact findings by the FEA. The company notes three years of discussions with the FEA, acknowledges underpricing instances, and asserts pricing differences arose from honest regulatory interpretations. Gulf vows to pursue all appropriate remedies.
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Jack Anderson
Federal Energy Administration
Gulf
FEA
Longet freed after 30 days. writer’s block hints at future
The ski instructor Claudine Longet left jail last week after 30 days for a killing. She told reporters at the gate she may not write a book about her experience, a stance echoed by the infamous jailed figure Marlon Fobes who refused to publish.
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Arthur Hoppe
Claudine Longet
Bob Haldeman
Joe Valachi
John Erhlichman
Brinks Robbers
John Dean
Albert Speer
Charles Colson
Jeb Magruder
Edgar Smith
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Miss Longet
Marlon
Advertising Rates And Carrier Details For May 26 1977
The page lists advertising manager Hal Metcalf and carrier and motor route rates. Rates shown include 64.503 Mo. at 26.00, out of state 89.00 Mo, and 17.50 Mo for Mai Ariz. The issue is Volume XVI Number 86 dated May 26 1977.
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Mai Ariz
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