Ted Terrific or Troubled Heart Surgeon Faces Privilege Shift
Editorial ponders Dr. Edward B. Diethrich of the Arizona Heart Institute amid feuding with St. Joseph's officials. He once had privileges suspended and is now seeking staff privileges at Scottsdale Memorial, John C. Lincoln, and Good Samaritan Hospitals. The piece weighs pros and cons for hospital morale and patient care.
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Life Magazine
Edward B. Diethrich
Ted Terrific
Diethrich
Arizona Heart Institute
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s
Scottsdale Memorial
John C. Lincoln
Good Samaritan Hospitals
Ted
Concorde Landing Debate Faces New York Washington
The FAA weighs allowing limited Concorde landings in New York and Washington amid worries over noise pollution and ozone damage. Environmentalists fear long term sonic flights. industry lobbies for approval while Congress previously cut funding for an American model in 1971.
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Federal Aviation Agency
New York
Washington
Congress
Family Budget War Between Uncle Jerry and Aunt Congress
A comic feud unfolds as Uncle Jerry and Aunt Congress bicker over the family budget and gas prices. Each blames the other for impending cuts and debt while the family drifts toward a long, cold winter with heat turned down and no relief in sight.
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Jerry
Con Bressa
Congressa
Public health push faces industry clash over chronic pollution
A House science subcommittee led by Rep. George Brown reports our knowledge of long term exposure to toxic pollutants is limited. It highlights sources from industry to human waste and questions how to define danger and apply lab results to humans while warning of regulatory and economic pushback.
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Edward Flattau
House Science
George Brown
D-Calif
Subcommittee
Environmental Protection Agency
Brown
Ordinance Proposed to Curb Barking Dogs in Scottsdale
Homeowners MR. AND MRS. GEORGE B SEARLE urge Scottsdale to pass a dog noise ordinance that bars dogs in the habit of disturbing peace day or night. They argue two-household complaints are impractical and urge penalties to deter chronic barking.
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Scottsdale
Charles Smith
Editorial Thanking Kevin Besh Readers
A reader from Scottsdale thanks editor for a Kevin Besh tribute published October 23 and notes broad reader agreement with the piece. The sender reflects on Kevin as a potential hero if he had died and extends gratitude on behalf of his friends and son.
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Kevin Besh
Kevin
Fenton J. McDonough
Scottsdale
Halloween costume critique and candy cigarette concerns
A reader decries a Halloween costume showing a child in an oversize beer can and objects to candy cigarettes sold at schools. The writer, signing as a concerned citizen, urges action against these practices.
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