Immigration Bill Seen as Key to Stop Illegal Border Influx
The piece argues Congress must pass Rep. Rodino’s immigration bill to penalize employers who hire illegal aliens and curb the lure of illegal work. It notes Senate inertia under Sen. Eastland, who favors a bracero program, risking stalled reform before Congress adjourns.
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United States
Congress
Scottsdale
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
U.S
House of Representatives
Rodino
Senate
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary
Sen. Eastland
The New Style Hangman in Corporate Europe
In the United States a new breed of outplacement consultant acts as an executive hangman guiding and executing terminations for over 200 large firms. The practice mirrors the frontier figure but uses euphemism and corporate offices as the arena. Progress editor Jonathan Marshall runs for the Senate.
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Old West
Jonathan Marshall
United States Senate
J.M
Whistleblowers on Pennsylvania Avenue face firing
The article profiles federal workers John M. McGee A Ernest Fitzgerald James P Boyd Jr and John Holt as whistleblowers who exposed mismanagement and corruption. It notes Fitzgerald and McGee lost jobs while Holt kept his after White House intervention.
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Benjamin Shore
Copley
Washington
John M. McGee
Ernest Fitzgerald
James P. Boyd Jr
John E. Holt
Fitzgerald
McGee
Boyd
Holt
White House
Pentagon
Congress
Air Force
Homework limits spark debate in Scottsdale letters
Rod Dunseath argues against a front page proposal to end homework for K8 and cap high school homework at 30 minutes nightly. He says homework builds self discipline, aids college readiness, and reduces taxes only if class time is cut.
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Scottsdale
October 14, 1974 Page 4 Vol XIV No 202
A historical newspaper page dated October 14, 1974 carries notices and brief items on local events, including upcoming meetings, society notices, and small regional updates, reflecting mid autumn community life and civic prompts.
Columbus Pursues Westward Route to Indies Despite Trials
The piece recounts Cristobal Colon’s persistent quest to reach the Indies by sailing west. It covers his youth in Genoa, studies in Lisbon, failed Portuguese support, the Spanish court’s four-year scrutiny, and eventual voyage with the Santa Maria culminating in October 12, 1492.
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New York
Cristobal Colon
Christopher Columbus
Indies
Cathay
Rene d’Anjou
Canary Islands
Azores
Iberian Peninsula
Iceland
Genoa
Colombo
Colon
Colom
Colomo
Lisbon
Filipa Moniz Perestrello
Diego
Columbus
Marco Polo
Kublai Khan
Pierre d’Ailly
Isaiah
Canaries
Portugal
John II
History
Spain
Duke of
Duke of Medinaceli
Alonso de Quintanilla
Cordoba
Hernando de Talavera of
Avila
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Diego de Deza
Don Juan
Beatriz Enriquez
Fernando
Vatican
la Rabida
Antonio de Marchena
Martin Alonzo Pinzon
Pinzon
Marchena
Juan Perez
Monks
France
Santa Maria
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Civil Service Commission
Southeast Asia
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Drew Pearson
Dodd
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John Holt
General Services Administration
Fednet
GSA
Capitol Hill
Arthur Sampson
Ford
Sampson
Nixon
Rod Dunseath
Scottsdale Progress
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Willis Brown
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Naver
Mew Cave ‘Association
Mah Newspapers Association
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
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