Editorial Calls Action on Scottsdale Traffic Gridlock
The city must extend Hayden Road north to Bell Road to relieve congestion in central Scottsdale. Editorial urges city officials and golf course owner David Friedman to finalize a pricey land-road agreement and start construction, warning land value rises as delays continue.
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Scottsdale
Hayden Road
Bell Road
Villa Monterey
David Friedman
City Hall
Scottsdale Road
City
Friedman
Financial strains hit American colleges as enrollments stall
A Carnegie Commission report flags 1500 of 2400 colleges in financial trouble or at risk. After two decades of growth, enrollments leveled off and costs rose. Schools trim faculty, dip into reserves, or go into debt, with private institutions most at risk. Budgets demand new income streams and cuts without sacrificing quality.
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Carnegie Commission
America
Post Office Reform Woes Amid Automation Hopes
A columnist blasts the U S Postal Service as it shifts from Post Office Department to a self funding agency. Delays long lines and shut windows anger customers while Elmer T Klassen warns of lost business to United Parcel. The piece calls for modernization and privacy protections.
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Dorothy Parker
Post Office Department
U.S. Postal Service
Western Union
Elmer T. Klassen
U.S. News and World Report
United Parcel
New York
London
U.S
D.C
New York City
Postal Service
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Morality in Media mobilizes to curb smut and crime
An anti smut movement led by Morality in Media vows to fight pornography through legal action. Key figures include Rabbi Dr. Julius G. Neumann as chairman and Morton A. Hill as president, with support from diverse religious leaders and a broad planning board. The group critiques TV shows, films, and magazines as threats to youth and public morality, citing media as shaping society and calling for decisive action.
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Morality In Media
Park Avenue
New York City
Julius G. Neumann
Jemist
Morton A. Hill
Constantine Volaitis
Greek Orthodox Church
Robert E. ‘Wittenburg
Times Square
New York
LBJ- Appointed
Commission On
St. Paul
Morality In Media Monthly
Marcus Welby
The
Public Broadcasting
John ©. Pastore
Rhode Island
Detroit News
U.S
Civil Liberties Union
Justice Department
California
Ene
Fiom
Modern rapid transit sparks domestic upheaval and satire
Arthur Hoppe imagines rapid transit transforming suburban life as Wilbur and Felicia Wasp shift from a grind of commute and chores to a faster, romance-filled routine. The piece riffs on family strain and social change, ending with a sharp jab at gender roles.
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Byarthur Hoppe
Washingtonians
Wilbur
Felicia Ae
Wasp
Atilia
Hun
Millard Fillmore
Felicia
Irwin
Mr. Wasp
Tirwin
Sensual Freedom League
Flood plains as open space and growth limits urged
Charles Mont oot h of the Frank Lloyd Wright School argues for flood plain moratoriums and environmental planning to protect open space and groundwater in Scottsdale. He cites floods in the region and compares to South Dakota and Pennsylvania losses, urging a permanent pause on poorly placed development and thorough study of ecological impacts.
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South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Scottsdale
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