Neighborly Tensions Rise Over Phoenix Developments Near Scottsdale
The article examines strained relations between Scottsdale and Phoenix as major developments near Scottsdale’s borders prompt calls for inclusive planning. It warns that Westcor Village of Paradise Valley and the Herberger property could affect traffic, schools, and growth, urging Phoenix to seek Scottsdale input before approvals.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Phoenix Planning Commission
Scottsdale Road
Scotts
Westcor
Paradise Valley
Herberger
Edible gas station from cows may ease energy deficit
Progress editor Jonathan Marshall campaigns for the Senate noting the Old Farmer's Almanac facts that cows burp millions of tons of methane yearly and manure can generate methane. The piece suggests cow energy could heat homes and power cars, dubbing Bossy as a potential energy source.
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the Almanac
America
Silent majority in Californias tilts to Brown over Flournoy
In two San Fernando Valley precincts poll data show 42 support for Edmund Brown Jr and 20 for Houston Flournoy with 9 undecided among 71 voters. Voters blame Republicans for a bleak economy and anger at Nixon while Ford earns high approval, yet turnout may be light and anti Republican sentiment could outlast 1974.
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Los Angeles
California
San Fernando Valley
Pat Caddell
Cambridge Survey Research Organization
Houston I. Flournoy
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Flournoy
Brown
Richard
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Jerry Brown
San Fernando
Ronnie
Brown- Flournoy
Mr. Ford
Henry Jackson
Walter Mondale
Hugh Flournoy
Two Students Headed To School Blithely Brave Morning Traffic
A Miami Herald brief describes Paul and Tom, two-headed students, who at 8 a.m. calmly walked to school through heavy traffic.
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Paul
Tom
Miami Herald
Our American Forefathers Immigration Lesson
In a classroom dialogue Miss Quimby explains to students why immigrants left The Old Country and came to a new land. She contrasts oppression and taxes with opportunity, noting pioneers and the melting pot that built a rich country while acknowledging hardship and adaptation.
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Miss Quimby
Billie
Mary Jane
Jimmy
Old Country
Jimmie
Arabia
Precinct Committeemen oppose Prop 108 over voting rights
The Maricopa County Republican Precinct Committeemen pass a Sept 27 1974 resolution opposing Prop 108. They warn citizens in Maricopa and Pima Counties would lose voting rights for Appellate Superior and Supreme Court judges. They criticize a governor selected panel and recall nullification, arguing it empowers a small elite and erodes voter power.
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Maricopa County
Republican
Maricopa
Pima Counties
Appellate Court
Superior Court
Supreme Court
State Bar Association
Editorial condemns racial bias in Arizona campaign endorsements
Myrl Gluck of Paradise Valley denounces the Tucson Daily Citizen and Arizona Republic for endorsing a gubernatorial candidate described by race and appearance. She argues policy should decide elections, not ethnicity, and urges Arizonans to oppose officials chosen for looks.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Russ Williams
Arizona Republic
Richard Nixon
Arizona
Raul H. Castro
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the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Nytt
Jonathan Marshall
United States Senate
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Inside Report
U.S
Copley News Service
Hoppe
Arthur Hoppe
God Save
MS. Myrlgluck
Progress
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Willis Brown
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earli Or
Audit Bureau of
National Tlenspopt
Assoka Newsratens Association
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