Moynihan Urges Global Release of Political Prisoners
Moynihan called for freeing political prisoners worldwide at the United Nations. Tass accused the move of deflecting attention from Western human rights issues, while contrasting Western court access and free press with Soviet and other autocratic systems. The piece argues Moynihan’s stance is overdue and urges dictators to practice their preached rights.
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Soviet Union
U.S
U.N
Daniel P. Moynihan
Tass
United States
Moynihan
United Nations
Editorial Urges Bike Lights After Dark Following Reader Request
An editorial endorses using lights on bicycles after dark citing concerns raised by Dick Hutchinson of Anchor Realty. The piece notes twelve unlit riders seen on Indian School Road and 82nd Street and calls for schools parents and police to enforce light laws to reduce crash risk.
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Dick Hutchinson
Anchor Realty
Hutchinson
Indian School Road
82Nd Street
Birch Bayh Abortion Stand Triggers Criticism of Moral Leadership
The piece attacks Indiana Senator Birch Bayh for opposing a human life amendment despite hearings and support for abortion rights. It argues his stance shows inconsistency, warns against constitutional tampering, and likens his presidential bid to a vanity campaign.
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Washington
Indiana
Birch Bayh
White House
Senate
Bayh
Teddy Kennedy
Rockefeller's 1976 VP bid falters under Ford clash
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller faces a weakening position as Donald Rumsfeld and Ford allies press to replace him on the 1976 ticket. Rockefeller, angry at Ford's New York City bail-out stance, weighs his options and faces mounting Southern opposition ahead of the March primary.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford Administration
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Rockefeller
Rocky
Walking Dead
New York City
Gerald Ford
New York
Nelson
Ford
Rumsfeld
Howard
Bo” Callaway
William Ronan
Ronan
South
Richard Rosenbaum
Callaway
Mr. Ford
Arthur Burns
Florida
Patient lauds Dr. Diethrich amid surgical praise
A patient who received a mitral valve replacement by Dr. Edward Diethrich credits him as among the world's best surgeons. The letter thanks the surgical team at St. Joseph's Hospital and the Arizona Heart Institute, grandparents and family for support, and urges truth and patient rights in medical care.
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Edward Diethrich
Dr. Diethrich
St. Joseph's Hospital
Arizona Heart Institute
Black Sheep Club wreckage prompts decade of city hall complaints
The story highlights a decade of complaints about the Black Sheep Club wreckage and city hall inaction. City attorney Richard Filler notes possible liability while residents endure exposure. a complaint by Flip Weber is suggested as a potential action. Name withheld on request.
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Black Sheep Club
Richard Filler
Flip Weber
Debate over Kachina photo on front page decor
The piece argues the Wall of Kachinas photo misuses sacred Hopi Zuni or Navajo symbols as decor. It suggests adding space for a photo of a fence with a communion chalice crucifixion sign and Jesus head. It notes Indian arts and crafts foster cultural exchange but warns against ornamental framing.
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Jesus
Confrontations Reported With Hairy Hulk Figure
Three people described face to face encounters with a large hairy figure resembling a monkey like being in Oklahoma. The witness noted the figure spelled words correctly in a puzzling interaction.
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Loose Cannon
Diethrich
Josef J Gerster
Scottsdale
Chicago Sun- Times
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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