Arizona must curb air pollution before danger returns
Editorial warns that Arizona teeters on air danger as Birmingham and Los Angeles show health risks from smelter, industrial emissions, and autos. It urges tougher state standards, citing Governor Williams and Senator Fannin while noting economic fears and lagging auto controls. Nero analogy underscores looming crisis.
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Jack Williams
Mator
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Nero
Rome
Famine Disaster and New War Strain India Pakistan
Excerpt notes extreme misery in India and Pakistan amid famine disaster and refugee flows. It reports bloody civil strife in Pakistan, border clashes with India, looming full scale conflict, and calls for UN intervention as a peacemaker to resolve tensions.
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Pakistan
India
United Nations
Muskie Reorganizes Campaign to Court Center Ground
Senator Edmund S Muskie shifts strategy under new strategist George Mitchell, elevating him to full control of the campaign. He plans a private December meeting with Philadelphia Mayor-elect Frank Rizzo signaling a centrist outreach to right and left factions amid party tensions and leftward criticism.
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Edmund
Muskie
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
Rizzo
Mitchell
John F. English
New York
English
Providence
R.I
Texas
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Afl-Cio
Harold Hughes
Iowa
New Democrat
Jeftish
Donald Peterson
Wisconsin
Peterson
Hubert Humphrey
Lawrence F. O’brien
Robert Strauss
Editorial feedback on road safety prominence
A reader disputes Oct 19 editorial focus on highway safety versus gun safety. He suggests front page reminders and graphic wrecks to wake Americans to highway dangers, arguing road deaths surpass wartime losses and merit stronger editorial emphasis.
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Vnhis
Nhway
City lauds Scottsdale street crew for repairs on Sheaf Boulevard
A reader praises City of Scottsdale crews led by Pete Carroll for repairing potholes and deteriorating right of way on Sheaf Boulevard near a business. The letter commends the efficient use of tax dollars and urges continued quality work, noting space limits for future letters.
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Scottsdale
Mazanmmrer
Pete Carroll
fFnis Street
Sheaf Boulevard
Vancouver's Stanley Park and gardens define its beauty
In Vancouver British Columbia Stanley Park anchors a reputation as a people’s park with 1000 acres of forest three fourths wild and a four mile seawall. The city’s gardens trees and evolving park system add to its appeal while ferries enhance coastal travel. The piece contrasts U.S. park history with Vancouver’s public land vision and criticizes U.S. military land retention.
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Stewart Udall
Jeff Stansbury
Vancouver
B.C
North America
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
Canada
Stanley Park
Henry David Thoreau
Thoreau
Vancouver's
Royal Engineers
Peninsula
Vancouver Island
U.S
Stanley Parks
New Jersey
Sandy Hook
Honolulu
Fort de Russey
House of Commons to Sit as Committee on Bill Debate
The House of Commons was expected to sit as a committee of the whole to examine the bill in detail, according to the Los Angeles Herald Examiner report.
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Los Angeles
House of Commons
Cal
Herald- Examiner
Merriam Webster Tests New Words From Ecocide to Right On
Walter Winchell era slang explodes in the dictionary preview listing ecocide ecofreak Jesus freak imploit sexism and dozen more terms. The piece notes how words move from urban slang to print and onto Sesame Street as language evolves.
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Bob Considine
New York
Walter Winchellamee
Merriam-Webster
Ambrose Bierce
U.S
David K. Keplogle
Merriam
Noah Webster
Jesus Freak
Christine Jorgensen
Cold Rodder
Nikita Khrushchev
Willie Mays
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