United Way Campaign Nears Goal With Community Support
More than 5,000 volunteers in the Valley show support for the United Way drive aiming to raise 3.5 million dollars in a month, a 7.5 percent rise over 1973. Officials tout low admin costs under 10 percent and stress fair share giving as the key to helping agencies like Boy Scouts and YMCA with local benefits.
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United Way
Boy and Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Ym&ywca
Foundation For Blind Children
Boys’ Clubs
Big Brothers and
Big Sisters
Snuff Returns to Fashion in 1974 Editorial Cheer
In a nostalgic take progress editor Jonathan Marshall, a Senate candidate, endorses snuff as a personal habit. He argues nasal use poses less cancer risk than smoking and urges public acceptance with Betty Carnes promoting nonsmoking efforts. He notes editorials by J M during his campaign.
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Betty Carnes
Jonathan Marshall
United States Senate
J.M
Novosibirsk Seen Through Conservative Lens With No Answers
In Novosibirsk 1.3 million people live amid vast slums without modern comforts while large apartments require long waits. A U.S. observer records discontent and limits on artistic expression, noting police actions in Moscow and Solzhenitsyn’s absence from USSR readers. The piece ends with unresolved questions.
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United States
Soviet Union
Novosibirsk
Mailbag praises Scottsdale budget cuts and cautions disclosure rules
An open letter to the Mayor and Scottsdale City Council commends prudent budgeting and warns against asset disclosures. The writer urges using excess bonding for capital needs, opposes asset disclosure, and argues such rules deter qualified candidates and invade privacy.
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Scottsdale
Nixon wins big deal in fiction like pardon talk
Monty Hall joke aside, Nixon is praised for choosing the right curtain and securing a pardon seen as a huge windfall. A rumored memoir by “Tricky” is teased as life story fiction, with expected sale boosts and irony noted from Scottsdale.
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Nixon
Monty Hall
Physician and GI Unit Director Tied to Boston Hospital
The statement identifies a physician who serves as director of the gastrointestinal unit at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston and is associated with the Rochester Times Union.
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Beth Israel Hospital
Boston
Rochester Times-Union
Our man Hoppe lampoon fuels at Arabs and oil prices
Arthur Hoppe portrays a gas station showdown during the energy crisis with Ford and Kissinger urging Arab nations to lower oil prices. A caricatured exchange with a gas station owner mocks free enterprise and wartime rhetoric. The piece ends with a jab at oil price manipulation and a tease of political pressure on Arabs.
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Arthur Hoppe
Ford
Bud
Mr. Ford
Mr. Kissinger
On the Line Kennedy Freeing Democrats in Wake of Nixon
Rose Kennedy campaigns for her son Teddy who then exits the presidential race amid Nixon’s resignation. The piece argues Kennedy’s departure frees the Democrats to find a new leader to challenge Ford and Rockefeller, with Nixon’s fall reshaping party strategy.
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Bob Considine
New York
Rose Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Teddy
Fogie
White House
Harvard
Nuts
Edward VIII
Mr. Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
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John D. Lofton JR
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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Gerry Ford
JO Rawie
Hoppe
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Willis Brown
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Nationa Pewspaper Association
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