Cubs in Scottsdale Face Need for Modern Spring Training Complex
The Cubs have grown a strong Scottsdale following since 1966 and now seek improved facilities as old stadiums prove inefficient. City study of a potential sports complex aims to attract visitors year round, support tourism, and host off season events. Team cooperation and rapid progress are hoped for to keep the Cubs locally.
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Cubs
Scottsdale
Red Sox
Eldorado Park
Carters at White House Bring Southern warmth and style
The article notes the Carters will be in the spotlight as first family with warmth and graciousness. It contrasts past critiques of public figures with expectations that the Carters will win public sympathy through their style, while acknowledging critics will also pursue coverage.
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Washington
White House
Carter
Carters
Franklin Roosevelt
Margaret Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Jackie Kennedy
Gerald Ford
Saving vice saves cities and urban renewal
The National Association for the Improvement of Vice urges legalizing and modernizing vice to curb crime and decay. Dr. Homer T. Pettibone touts Atlantic City as model, proposes high class smut, legalized gambling, and alcohol over hard drugs to revive cities. He envisions taxpayer funded venues and ghetto outreach through casino culture. The stance cites President-elect Jimmy Carter supporting vice as a civic lever.
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Homer T. Pettibone
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League of Municipal Standards Razers
Pettibone
Atlantic City
Las Vegas
New York Times
Sin
Frenchy
Hot Book Emporium
Cinema Verite
Accy-Deucey
Mailbag views on swine flu and A Victoria vaccine
A letter urges informed decision making on swine flu vaccination. It cites CDC director David J. Sencer’s safety statements, nationwide 9,613,029 immunizations with no flu deaths, and compares A Victoria and Hong Kong strains to the swine flu threat. The author notes rapid community spread and two week protection development, urging Maricopa County residents to weigh risks.
Women falter at polls in fading political ascent
Harriet Van Horne notes a paradox as 17 women win House seats, down from 20 in 1960, with no Senate women and only two female governors. She argues the women's movement boosted earlier gains by seeking social change for all, but backlash and machismo persist, hampering electoral success despite progress in rights and lawsuits.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Lou Harris
Dixy Lee Ray
Washington
Connecticut
Ella Grasso
U.S. Cone
Fos
Camelot
John Kennedy
At&t
Bank of America
Susan
Martin Tolchin
Women’s Movement
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