United Nations criticized as propaganda tool in Arab clash
The U N faces charges of devolving into a propaganda forum as Arabs and third world nations push a Zionism discrimination stance. Leonard Garment warns the U N endorses racism while urging focus on solving global problems.
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United Nations
World Health Organization and
Children Fund
Unesco
The
Assembly
Soviet Union
Social Affairs Committee
Europe
Palestine
Holy Land
Israel
U.S
Leonard Garment
U.N
Glass cleanup after traffic wrecks in Scottsdale
A reader warns about broken glass on streets after crashes in Phoenix area and lauds Scottsdale for cleaners who remove debris. They question enforcement in Phoenix and urge ongoing effort to prevent injuries from glass at intersections. Strong claim that sight saved by prompt cleanup justifies the work.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Public Lobbying Disclosure Debate Divides Common Cause and Environmentalists
Edward Flattau reports on hearings over Common Cause proposed lobbying disclosure laws. Environmentalists fear broader scope would curb citizen action, raise costs for hard-pressed lobbyists, and threaten tax exempt status, arguing current rules suffice and stronger enforcement is needed.
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Edward Flattau
Common Cause
Health, Education and Welfare
John Gardner
Gardner
Anyle
Executive Branch
Ditto
Legislative Branch
Jeff Knight
Friends of the Earth
Joe Browder
Environmental Policy Center
Calley talk sparks protests at ASU Ideas and Issues panel
Arizonans for Peace denounces Lt. William Calley as a scapegoat for a broader policy of genocide and accuses the ASU Ideas and Issues Committee of profiting from his speech. They plan a vigil and urge people to withhold attendance, protest, and donate the door fee to Indochina relief.
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William Calley
Lass
Calley
Rusty Calley
Asu-Ideas and Issues Committee
My Lai
ASU
Arizonans For Peace
Ideas and Issues Committee
Indochina
Danger of Ford in New Hampshire Primary
Concord New Hampshire observers warn Ford faces a grave threat from Reagan as conservative support surges and Ford’s campaign is slower. Critics urge the president to avoid New Hampshire, but a lengthy national schedule makes aloof campaigning impractical. Internal divisions and Cleveland’s leadership questions deepen worries about mobilizing moderates and securing November support.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Gérald Ford
Oval Office
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tol
Oreover
NBC
Walter Peterson
Meldrim Tee E
James Cleveland
White House
Washington
John Sears
James’ Lake
Samuel
A. Tampozi
Nashua
Peterson
Hugh Gregg
Rep
Cleveland
Jimmy Cleveland
Congress
Mayaguez
New~ Hampshire
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