Nuclear power debate weighs safety and futures
The advisory panel readies a vast report while public access opens. Arizona opposition mounts to a Tonopah site as winds and accidents raise safety questions about reactors and plant shutdowns follow pipe cracks in Illinois and Connecticut facilities.
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Indexing wages and taxes to inflation risks jobs and profits
The piece critiques automatic cost of living adjustments in taxes and wages as an inflation solution. It notes Social Security tax indexing and wage tie ins raise labor costs while productivity declines. It argues productivity and negotiated wage policies are needed to curb inflation.
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Lovely election thins GOP ranks amid Watergate shadow
Harriet van Horne analyzes the midterm results noting the party in power usually loses seats, Ford's stump tour, Dole's slim win, and the impeachment cycle impact. She reflects on morale, TV exposure, and a challenging economic mood driving voter punishment of Republicans.
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Kansas
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Marchese praises 80-foot motorboat Samir in remark
In Portland the Marchese quotes a remark about his 80-foot motorboat Samir, noting the name is Mirsa spelled backwards, as reported by the Oregonian.
Progress invites editor letters with restrictions
The Progress asks letter writers to limit submissions to 350 words and include name and home address for verification. Typewritten, double spaced letters are preferred due to space constraints.
Coronado High petition urges voluntary patriotic observance
Greg Woodall of Scottsdale defends a Coronado High School petition claiming 800 to 1,000 signatures oppose a compulsory pledge and support an optional 7:45 a.m. patriotic observance assembly for those who wish to participate.
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Coronado High School
Greg Woodall
Scottsdale
Halloween at Eldorado Park Receives Community Praise
Nathaniel Hathaway lauds organizers of the Eldorado Park Halloween event. He commends booths refreshments and performances and especially the Coronado High School Thespian Society for its Haunted House presentation bringing fun and tasteful scares to both young and old.
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Goldwater admonished for campaign outburst in Tucson
In Tucson the candidate Sir Barry Goldwater faced critique after telling residents to tell the U S government to hell during a campaign stop. The outburst was described as ill advised and out of step with Goldwater's oath to defend the United States government.
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Legion Praises Daily Pledge Push At Scottsdale Schools
American Legion Auxiliary Letter applauds Coronado High Students Lori Cox and class for pledging allegiance daily. They urge Scottsdale School Board to adopt daily Pledge of Allegiance and note board's Nov 6 vote allowing daily observance.
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Scottsdale
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I Won’t Say It Barry Sir Now
A speaker refrains from criticizing Senator Goldwater after his television election night appearance. He notes he did not vote for him and avoids labeling the event a disgrace or pledging to vote against him in the future.
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