Fannin trial deemed a farce by editorial
An Arizona editorial condemns the Fannin drunken driving case as mishandled and biased. It argues breathalyzer procedures were flawed and affidavits trusted over expert testimony, urging retrial and full public disclosure to curb favoritism in drunken driving prosecutions.
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Paul Fannin
Fannin
Arizona
Phoenix
Phoenix Police Department
Thomas Foster
Foster
State Medical Society
Bar Association
County Flood Board Cuts Indian Bend Wash Funds
The county flood control advisory board proposes a 6.5 million next year budget with Indian Bend Wash funding cut from 600 000. Scottsdale has already allocated its share, while critics say the county has done little in ten years and urges restoration of funds to expedite flood protection.
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County Flood Control Advisory Board
Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale
County Board of Supervisors
Eldon Rudd
On the Line Extra problems for the handicapped
At a Washington convention the President's Committee for the Employment of the Handicapped faces criticism as members lack disabilities. Shirley Price laments inaccessible venues and elevators hindering independence, while Harold Krentz urges real input and action. Harold Russell, handless chairman, lightens the mood as debate continues.
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Bob Considine
Washington
Shirley Price
Washington Hilton
Harold Krentz
Someody
Harvard
Mike Douglas
Dick Cavett
Harvard Law School
President's Commission
Shirley
Commission
Harold Russell
Handless
Sam Goldwyn
Hal
Russell
Call for suds saving washers in Arizona homes
A reader from Scottsdale urges residents to demand suds saver washers and stationary tubs in new homes to save water and energy. She recounts moving from Wisconsin and facing delayed access to these features and argues broader conservation benefits for families and the state.
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Arizona
Wisconsin
Pat Holly
Scottsdale
Slips and Farce Highlight Havertown Politics
A fragmented note from Havertown Pennsylvania portrays a political scene with a charismatic speaker and perceived farce, signaling tensions in local leadership and public discourse.
Our man Hoppe Strange case of the mightiest nation
Arthur Hoppe retells a fable of a small, once-mighty country that conquers others yet crumbles from within. Leaders, wealth, religion, and institutions fail, provoking mutiny, corruption, and social decay until Rome falls in 476 A D. The piece ends with a warning about losing one’s soul for global power.
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Arthur Hoppe
Rome
Scottsdale Demands Flood Control Grant Despite Board Silence
Rexbell Young urges Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to allocate 600000 for flood control of the Indian Bend Wash after Scottsdale ballots and public letters demand action. He cites past votes and calls officials to protect the public with funding.
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Republic
Bob Stark
Maricopa
Scottsdale
Stark
County Board of Supervisors
Indian Bend Wash
Maricopa County
Rexbell Young
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