Dust Cloud Sprays Insecticides Over Pima Road Residents Alarmed
Editorial notes a four week dust incident over Pima Road, later described as insecticide powder including parathion. Residents fear health hazards as private crop dusting over Salt River Reservation continues though state contractors switch to liquid sprays. Officials claim current parathion use is insufficient, but readers demand permanent safeguards and stronger oversight by state and tribal authorities.
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Pima Road
Salt River Indian Reservation
Bureau of Indian Affairs
State Health Department
and & C Rayburn
State Pesticide Control Board
Tribal Council
BIA
Not an American affair in Ireland riots
The piece argues Northern Ireland turmoil is internal and not U.S. business. It criticizes a Kennedy Ribicoff resolution for troop withdrawal as out of order and accuses the senators of grandstanding for votes while noting genocide and outside involvement are not at issue.
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Northern Ireland
Ireland
Edward Kennedy
Abraham Ribicoff
Sen. Kennedy
Vietnam
Biafra
Pakistan
Sen. Ribicoff
Daley backs outsider Simon for Illinois governor
Mayor Richard J. Daley signals flexibility by endorsing Lt. Gov. Paul Simon for governor, aiming to avoid a divisive primary and keep reform-minded critics within the Daley machine. Simon’s clean record and nonpolitician image bolster the plan while Walker’s anti-Daley bid nears insignificance. John Touhy likely as running mate.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Paul Simon
Downstate
Richard Ogilvie
Adlai Stevenson HI
Senate
Washington
Simon
Thomas Foran
Chicago Seven
Foran
Daley Organization
Daniel Walker
Montgomery Ward
Walker
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Cook County
John Touhy
Salad event idea sparks kitchen plan and odd notes
A jumble of clashing clippings mentions assembling ingredients for a salad event then a husband urged to confront a master chef. Other lines reference warrants, abortion funding aims, and a summer Death Valley jogger, all from various newspapers.
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Times
Deep Cover review highlights brisk spy tale pace
Scottsdale Library Director Hugh Cleary reviews Brian Garfield's Deep Cover, praising its rapid sequence and current espionage context. The piece notes real world spy networks, U S and Soviet ties, and a plot where Russian and Chinese tensions shape events in Tucson and beyond.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Brian Garfield
Delacorte Press
Washington
CIA
Nixon
China
Russia
Arizona
Nikita Krushchev
Tucson
Ariz
Moscow
Secret Police
Which Child Is More Important The Gifted Or The Retarded
Willard Abraham argues that education funding should reflect ability, not label. He cites California’s gifted program funding and urges that every child receive appropriate support while avoiding eliteism.
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Willard Abraham
Department of Special Education
Arizona State University
California
Ruth Martinson
Cocopah Parents Volunteer as School Aides
Marcy Hontz of Cocopah TPA praises parent volunteers serving as library aides nurse's office workers classroom aides and office helpers at Supai and Cocopah schools. She notes programs began earlier and are coordinated through the TPA with training provided.
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Supai School
Cocopah
TPA
Marcy Hontz
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