Planning McCormick Ranch Development Faces Scrutiny
Scottsdale officials visited California to study large scale land development tied to the McCormick Ranch after Mrs. Fowler McCormick's death. The plan weighs heirs, outside developers, and the city master plan to avoid crowded, poorly designed neighborhoods while serving 30 000 potential residents with schools parks and shops.
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Scottsdale
California
McCormick Ranch
Fowler McCormick
Rees Wes
Stillman
Paradise Valley
Pentagon wary of Satos Okinawa pledge post talks
Pentagon planners fear Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato may push for Okinawa reversion to Japan after talks with Nixon. A memo says base restrictions and veto rights could hinder U S security in the Far East and warns against coercive moves in Japan amid pacifist sentiment and anti military mood.
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Washington
Pentagon
Okinawa
Japan
Sato
U.S
United States
Western Pacific
Rail tax fairness urged to aid rail passenger service
The piece argues Arizona imposes higher taxes on railroads than other transport, while aircraft and trucks get runways and roads. It urges fair tax treatment, notes railroads provide vital services, supports continued passenger trains, and suggests a government subsidy or reduced tax penalties as interim solutions.
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Arizona
Nixon Faces Pressure as Doves Push For Vietnam Timetable
In a White House session with Republican leaders Nixon rejected calls for a troop withdrawal timetable. He aims to split antiwar activists from the silent majority, but GOP doves remain vocal and warn the plan could mobilize the November 14 Washington march. The letter exchanges with Ho Chi Minh fail to sway critics and the speech seems aimed at persuading Americans rather than Hanoi.
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Washington
White House
Vietnam
Nixon
Ashington
Sens
Jacob Kravits
New York
Charles E. Percy
Illinois
Evans
Novak
Mississippi
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
U.S
Rumor of Agnew Death Sparks Hoppe Nation Debate
A spoof of Vice President Agnew circulates claiming his death six months ago and a stand in, W C Fields Jr., fills his engagements. The piece cites unusual recordings and voices as fans weigh the possibility, while officials deny the rumors.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
W. C. Fields, Jr
Washington
Mr. Agnew
Mr. Fields
United States
Mr. Field
Harrisburg
T’ Jong
University of Titusville
Decatur
N.J
Hehheh
W.C. Fields Jr
Bill of rights for students sparks debate in schools
A newspaper column questions expanding rights beyond teens to taxpayers and ordinary people as New York City education officials grant high school students a school rights charter. It notes teachers and principals weigh concessions while affirming student voices in campus life.
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New York City Board of Education
Nixon
Scottsdale Progress 1969 November 7 publication note
Scottsdale Progress records community newspaper details and pricing with editor and staff names, publication days, office address, and subscription rates for in state and out of state routes dated November 7, 1969.
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Ariz
Venti Ok
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John Goldsmith
Naval
Rowland
Robert
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WeBe
Dec" Wright
Scottsdale Daily
Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Tescinton
Aanizowa Newsrareas Association
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