Good News Weekend Trails Through Scottsdale and Paradise Valley
Sparkling weekend in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley features free events, student achievements, and community celebrations. From Kaibab school cake day to a festival at Eldorado Park, residents are urged to enjoy and shop locally with ads and sales.
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Paradise Valley
Kaibab School
Yavapai
Pueblo
Vista del Camino
Eldorado Park
Edorado Park
Ford
No Job Assurance Reflects Shifts in Legal and Professional Paths
The postwar boom created a teacher shortage while law school enrollments surged. With legal job projections weak, the ABA notes record bar passage and diploma certifications, yet government data foresee only 16 500 legal jobs yearly through 1980. Demand may tighten fees despite large student numbers in law.
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U.S. Department of Labor
United States
Toledo Blade
Toledo
Ohio
Gas deregulation urged against Buckley amendment
A letter to Sen. Barry Goldwater argues against Buckley’s amendment to end FPC regulation of natural gas sold after July 1, 1974. It claims deregulation would raise consumer costs by billions annually, benefit oil firms, and curb supply incentives while promoting conservation and antitrust enforcement. C M Overton Prescott signs the appeal.
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Sen. Goldwater
James Buckley
FPC
C.M. Overton
Prescott
Reading material concerns at Pueblo Elementary School
Parents in Scottsdale report fifth graders at Pueblo Elementary showing magazines from the school library. They describe tug of war over issues and obscenity in the magazines and urge administrators to review contents before distribution to students. George J. Fogle.
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Pueblo
Scottsdale
George J. Fogle
Progress invites letters with name and home address
The Progress requests letters to the editor be limited to 350 words and to include the writer’s name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions receive preference and should be double spaced.
Charity ends at home by Arthur Hoppe
A satirical riff on famine relief arguing the Theorem of Geographical Philanthropy. The piece mocks aid by air drops and busing while proposing space colonization to remove distant starving populations, highlighting how distance dampens generosity.
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Arthur Hoppe
Rome
Africa
Asia
Alpha Centauri
Betelgeuse
Andromeda
Watergate spy E Howard Hunt in vivid life and truth
The piece profiles E Howard Hunt amid the Watergate saga, noting Nixon's fear of his disclosures and Hunt’s plans to reveal all in his memoirs. It recalls Dorothy Hunt’s midair death and hints at possible foul play tied to the scandal while recounting Hunt’s personal losses and literary output.
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United States
Hunt
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Berkley Putnam
John Sirica
Percy Bysshe Shelly
Dorothy Hunt
Midway Airport
Chicago
Berlin
National
Washington
Howard
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Patina Pennspaper Assocation
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Howard Hunt
Watergate
New York
Kafka
Mack Sennett
E. Howard Hunt
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Ehrlichman
John Dean
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Dorothy
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Carlstead
David Tunning
Papa
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Mama
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