Arizona Bicentennial Will Weave State History Across Communities
The Bicentennial spurs interest in Arizona history as historians urge a statewide effort. A joint coordinating committee could organize major exhibits statewide and create a master inventory of historic information. Such a project could secure funds and extend access to smaller communities with a history mobile.
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Arizona
the Historical Society At
The
University
Tucson
Arizona State
Phoenix
ArMPAC Stands Alone After AMA Dues Change
The Arizona Medical Political Action Committee now bills separately from the Arizona Medical Association after earlier complaints that AMA dues included ArMPAC dues. IRS scrutiny followed previous concerns about potential political activity by a tax exempt entity. Officials report ArMPAC will handle its own billing this year to avoid doctor pressure.
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Armpac
Arizona Medical Political Action Committee
Arizona Medical Association
AMA
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ford must get tough to carry out tax cut plan
Evans and Novak report Ford seeks a bold tax cut tied to dollar-for-dollar spending cuts. The plan hinges on vetoing tax cuts if Congress balks, while rallying public support amid skepticism about Ford's ability to push austerity.
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Ford
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Congress
Democratic Congress
Jerry Ford
Richard Nixon
Capitol Hill
William Simon
Treasury
Simon
Nelson Rockefeller
Mr. Ford
Barber Conable
New York
House Republican Policy Committee
Conable
James Longley
Maine
Scottsdale Daily Progress catalog data 1975 issue details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists publication details for its October 10 1975 issue including editor Jerry McElfresh Scottsdale Publishing Inc address 7902 East Farll Drive Scottsdale Arizona 85251 and contact number 947 7544 It notes second class postage and subscription rates and notes the paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation with page and volume information for Volume XV Number 200.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Total Woman backlash stirs satire and debate in media
In a sharp NY Times Magazine essay, Harriet Van Horne critiques the Total Woman movement led by Marabel Morgan. She notes backlash, sales records for the book, and the rise of a cadre promoting the creed Accept Admire Adapt Adjust. The piece questions whether such seduction tactics boost marriages or trivialize female effort.
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Harriet van Horne
New York City
Marabel Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
New York Times Magazine
Joyce Maynard
Muncie
Ind
Morgan
Griselda
Carol Burnett
Phyillis Diller
Imogene Coco
George Gilder
Boots
Saguaro High Spearheads Demand for Editor Apology
Janet Larson and concerned Saguaro High students condemn Sparta editor Bob Snider for a Sept 27 article they deem biased and insulting. They defend the Sabercat football team and demand a public written apology in the newspaper for what they call opinionated and misleading remarks.
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Sparta
Bob Snider
Saguaro High
Saguaro
Snider
Sabercat
Janet Larson
Thank you for library staff and publicity
Readers thank the library staff for friendly efficient service and the paper for year round reports on library activities. The message notes the public’s appreciation and highlights the role of publicity in informing citizens.
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Edmund Muskie
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Muskie
White House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Phil Landrum
Rep
John Rhodes
Mairie
California
Jerry Brown
Scottsdale Progress
Jonath
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Ishall Yusher
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation Carrier and Motor Route
Arle
Saguaro High Spirit
Coronado
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