Analysis Leaders See Crisis Response Fatigue Across Nation
James Cary argues pervasive lassitude hinders effective reaction to crises from White House to Congress. He notes rising prices unemployment and recession, oil price shocks, and Arab Israeli tensions, contending budget reform myths mask deeper issues and suggesting limited gains from small spending cuts or tax cuts.
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James Cary
Washington
CNS
White House
Congress
Middle East
Pentagon
Energy and tax gaps fuel inflation and deficits
The article argues that $40 billion annual revenue loss since 1964 hampers inflation relief and funding for steel fertilizer and energy projects. It links energy shortages to rising imports, explains oil use versus production, and notes the need for consumption reduction and potential tax increases amid inflation and policy inaction since 1973.
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U.S. Treasury
United States
Washington
Dust Bowl days recounted by ASU professor in Southwestern Naturalist
ASU agriculturalist Dr. B. Ira Judd recalls 1938 Soil Conservation Service study on plant succession in abandoned fields across the Dakotas to Texas. He notes natural revegetation in many areas, shifts in land use during droughts, and the need for coordinated secondary succession research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State University
Southwestern Naturalist
B. Ira Judd
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Dakotas
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Judd
United States
East
Midwest
Aces vs Italy in 1974 World Championship hand analysis
South vulnerable with Qo5 KQ104 KJ94 KAT. After 1Dbl 2Pass 2NT 3Dbl 3NT or 3D as options, the recommended contract is Three No Trump or a force to game. Three Diamonds allows a pass with a single loser. The hand features North AJ3 V5 A108653 and five spades in play, with Garozzo ending at three diamonds and failing to reach game, while declarer secured 11 tricks for 150 points in the match described involving Hamman and Wolff.
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Aces
Italy
Benito Garozzo
North
Declarer
Bob Hamman
Bob Wolff
Bridge bidding misfire costs Italy in three hearts loss
South passive in no vulnerability with J10 AQ94 K10 962 leads to a failed pass in a tricky hand. The article notes Ace Bobby Wolff’s spade game failed after a club lead, while Benits Garozzo chose to pass and was correct as three hearts went down for Italy in both rooms.
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Bobby Wolff
Benits Garozzo
Italy
Economic Forecast Luncheon at ASU December 4
Business leaders professors and civic figures will discuss health of the economy at Arizona State University's 13th annual Economic Forecast Luncheon in Phoenix Towne House from 11 30 a m to 2 p m. Dr Harold Fearon will moderate. Lunch cost seven fifty per person.
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Arizona State University
Phoenix
Harold E. Fearon
ASU
Glenn D. Overman
College of Business Administration
John A. Cochran
M. E. Bond
Bureau of Business
Sunny-side Up Heroes Rise to Everyday Courage
Roger Shoemaker a 29 year old teacher and father saved dozens of lives at Malaga Cove California by warning children as a runaway truck barreled through a crowded schoolyard. He received an extreme heroism award and letters from grateful parents and officials. Tollerton Vaughn a 43 year old Redondo Beach resident aided police during a struggle with a suspect earning a commemorative plaque and praise for risking injury. Vaughn injured a rib cartilage but would do it again. Both men are hailed as rare everyday heroes.
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Frank Macomber
Copley
Roger Shoemaker
Fnr
Shoemaker
Malaga Cove
Calif
Aehildean An Tha Nlavasa
Camas Cu Ui Wit
Roger
Vaughn
Redondo Beach
Louis Sungrich
Amtrak President Roger Lewis to resign after search
Amtrak chief executive Roger Lewis will resign once a successor is found. He will leave day to day operations but remain on the board, citing personal reasons amid a clash with White House and Congress over the future of the national rail service.
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Washington
UPI
Roger Lewis
Amtrak
Lewis
Amtrak Board of Directors
White House
Congress
Pioneer 11 Passes Jupiter Moon Orbits
In Mountain View California UPI reports Pioneer 11 gaining speed as it flies through the three middle moons of Jupiter. The 570 pound unmanned craft continues to operate perfectly and sends color photos of Jupiter to Earth, displayed on a 21 inch TV.
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Mountain View
Calif
UPI
Jupiter
Paradise Valley School Board to discuss year round schooling
Paradise Valley School Board meets at 8 p.m. in the district office to review year round schooling proposals. Officials who attended a Long Beach conference will report back and a special committee may be formed. Also on the agenda bids for four new buses and an initial look at the 1975 76 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Valley Bureau
Paradise Valley School Board
Greenway Drive
Long Beach
Calif
Senior Citizen Elder urges more city effort and restraint
Fred W. Hendel asks John T. Watts to curb negative press and push for better street repairs and safer streets. He cites election driven fixes, district oversight, and crime concerns, noting tax money funds city upkeep and law enforcement. Watts replies that cities face common issues and civil liberties must be balanced with safety.
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Ira G. Corn JR
West East
Thomas Mall
Phoenix 44Th Street
Thomas
Bank- Americard Welcome
Arizona
Ken Ross
First National Bank of Arizona
Robert Bulla
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Thomas J. Connors
Semiconductor
Motorola Inc
Flakey
Mgr
Roger Retzlaff
East Mcdowell Rd
Scottsdale
Tollerton Vaughn
Elder
John T. Watts
Copley News Service
John
Fred W. Hendel
Fred
Red Hill
Brown Ave
Mesa
Queensland
N. Hayden Road
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