Public clash over Adamson murder case rages in Arizona
The John Harvey Adamson murder case devolves into a public dispute as Superior Court Judge Frederic Heineman cites pretrial publicity and a mistrial. Officials including County Attorney Donald Harris Attorney General Bruce Babbitt and Gov. Raul Castro clash over case control and prosecution strategy.
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From cave to metropolis the rise of civilization
A reflection on human progress from primitive hunter gatherers to modern urban life. The piece notes rising daily calorie use from 2000 to 230000 in the United States, with energy largely spent on cars home heating and gadgets, and questions the meaning of civilization. It warns of increasing energy use and calls for greater production as a measure of progress.
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Inaction War-ward Tale to Park Chung Hee
A satirical monologue depicts a mistaken military venture from the Potomac to Washington with a made up demand to surrender U S lawmakers. The speaker jokes about calling Ford Carter Kissinger and the Pentagon while planning a long stand until a specified political date.
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Tv news bias and liberal media control claim
Reader argues television news blends commentary with reporting and cites ABC interview with Harris and Walters on Nixon pardon as evidence of liberal bias. The letter criticizes three networks as de facto gatekeepers shaping national news perception.
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Carter
Harry Reasoner
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Barbara Walters
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Ralph Fulton
Repairman earns praise for speedy service
Skipper Ross shares a positive experience with Salt River Project when a GE oven repair was scheduled for the next day. The technician arrived quickly, fixed the oven in minutes, and charged a minimal service fee, leaving the customer satisfied with courteous, efficient service.
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Editorial Note on Arizona Universities Quarter System
A reader, Walt Williamson, questions the Nov 12 editorial on schools by pointing out Arizona universities operate on a semester system while many other U.S. colleges use quarters. He asks why the editorial did not mention this difference.
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Panama Canal as ticking time bomb in Carter era policy
Washington warns the Panama Canal issue could trigger an international crisis if not defused by President Carter next year. Panamanian tensions loom with Torrijos, while Latin American leaders warn against U.S. hardline stance that could fuel anti-American sentiment.
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