Arizona Supreme Court weighs cameras in courtrooms
The Arizona Supreme Court adopts a new Code of Judicial Conduct modeled on the ABA Canons, replacing the 52 year old Canons. A section bans cameras and tape recorders, but editors argue modern tech can aid accurate reporting without disrupting proceedings. They urge reconsideration and possible phased experiments.
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Calcutta
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Rosemary Righter
Howrah
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CIA Testimony Questions CIA Authority Over White House Directive
Former CIA director Richard Helms told the Senate Intelligence Committee that a presidential order to destroy stockpiles of lethal poison was ignored. Helms and former aide Nathan Gordon suggested the CIA treated itself as above government direction, prompting calls for congressional scrutiny to drive change.
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Ramsey Clark mulls Senate bid over Buckley property rights
The piece argues Ramsey Clark may run against James Buckley amid debates over property rights versus human rights. It cites quotes from Sutherland and Chesterton and mocks Clark as visionless while urging Buckley’s reelection. It weaves in literary and historical references to defend property rights as foundational to liberty and civilization.
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Jacob Burckhardt
U.S. Senate
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Foundation For Economic Freedom
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G. K. Chesterton
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Chesterton
Sartre
Cooper
American Democrat
the Savage
American Bar Association Journal
Thomas Shaffer
Humphrey Bogart
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Byart
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Bogie
Open Post Office Saturdays Sir
Scottsdale readers report Saturday mail lines at the Scottsdale Post Office since last June when windows closed on Saturdays. Observers note confusion at the change machine and parcel weighing as elderly and new customers struggle with postal zones and procedures. Some visit TG Y Indian School Road for private mail services to cope with volume.
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Barking Dogs Question City Noise Ordinance Change
Readers challenge the proposed update to the animal noise ordinance seeking places where barking dogs remain audible amid street traffic and industrial noise. The letter expresses skepticism about locating such zones and questions enforcement and practicality.
Progress Letters to Editor Limit Set at 350 Words
The Progress announces letters to the editor should be limited to 350 words due to space constraints. Writers are asked to include their full name and home address for verification if needed.
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New York City Faces Deepening Crash Fears and Migration
A dire forecast portrays New York facing default by December with riots and welfare gaps by January. The piece argues mass suburban and rural out-migration mirrors historic trends while predicting global economic ripple effects and cites Calcutta as a cautionary example.
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