Nixon shifts stance as U S aids Moscow and India ties shift
The piece argues Nixon now seeks friendship with the Soviet Union and China, criticizing grain deals that lower prices and hurt US rail shipping while noting two million tons of grain lent to India. It says US aid to Moscow could boost Soviet industry and military power, risking India relations and domestic gains.
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Stop crying start listening crime news in Maricopa County
Crime rates rise nationwide including Maricopa County. Police cannot act alone. businesses demand more protection though funds are limited. Business leaders can cut crime by proactive measures. Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce hosts Friday 7:30 a.m. talks on prevention but attendance remains sparse.
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Congress Hearings On Troubled American Families
In Washington last week Senator Mondale's subcommittee heard testimony on American family troubles. Analysts cite unemployment, poverty, and social strain as core issues, with calls for more equitable resource distribution and stronger leadership to address systemic flaws.
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Send in the troops
A satirical scene at Fort Mudge features Private Drab and Private Crab debating democracy in Chile and Vietnam. The exchange questions American aid versus dictatorship, ending with a quip about choosing leaders aligned with U.S. interests.
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Senate packing proposed by expanding number of senators
Washington columnist argues for constitutional change to grow the Senate to 400 by adding eight senators per state. He notes long sessions and few passed bills despite high hours, suggesting more senators would speed passage and restore power parity with the executive.
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Dinner Theater Proposed for Scottsdale Walking Mall
A Sept. 19 article discusses bids and strong local support for a Scottsdale Dinner Theater within the planned pedestrian mall. Citizens praise growth and downtown beautification and oppose retail furniture sales that would limit entertainment options for residents and tourists.
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