Editorial urges thorough study before stadium plan
The Phoenix editorial cautions against rushing into a city stadium for pro football. It notes benefits like publicity and recreation but questions financing risks, potential outside ownership, bond obligations, traffic and public service costs, and the impact on local colleges. It calls for a full investigation of all aspects and conflicts of interest.
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City of
Phoenix
Arizona State University
English Sweat and Flu Vaccination Advice
An 16th century epidemic named English Sweat evolved into modern influenza. Health authorities urge two flu shots this year to mitigate severe strains. Flu risks rise with age and respiratory issues, but vaccination plus bed rest can reduce suffering. consult a doctor for protection.
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Europe
England
United States
Fsith
Debates over timber cuts in national forests spark activism
A panel and conservationists clash as officials weigh increased logging against environmental safeguards. Sierra Club criticizes policy as favoring big lumber interests while urging careful management of private stands and selective cuts to protect public forests.
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White House
Yesan
AL Resser
AOOP
Serdon Robinson
Sierra Club
Heigher
Robinson
He -Igber
Wurber
Japan
Iveran
Sur
U.S
Newsprint Shortage Forces Smaller Our Town Issues
A brief note from Our Town reports a paper shortage restricting pages per issue and occasionally reducing press size. A Bangor Daily News item mentions a black limousine with Soviet and British royal flags driving a prince to a Kremlin guest house.
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Our Town
Soviet Union
Kremlin Guiest House
Bangor
Daily News
Togethering Ceremony Sparks Parental Uproar
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wasp announce their son Irving will wed Charlotte Russe in a Togethering ceremony at the Temple of Expanded Awareness. The couple eloped despite parental objections prompting witty exchanges about marriage and taxes.
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Wilbur Wasp
Irving
Charlotte Russe
Temple of Expanded Awareness
Mrs. Wasp
Mr. Wasp
Charlotte
Wasp
Not Guilty by Conformity in Watergate Echoes
A UPI column lampoons the idea of defense by conformity to tradition in political corruption cases. It cites Watergate witnesses and notes former VP Agnew arguing practices were established long ago. Conversation with Waldo Firststone suggests community standards might legitimize past misconduct.
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Washington
UPI
Agnew
Maryland
Senate
Waldo Firststone
Heritage Foundation
Firststone
Watergate
Supreme Court
New Jersey
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Arthur Hoppe
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