Arizona as boom state faces growth and elections
Opinion urges careful growth and local elections to manage expansion in Scottsdale, Northeast Phoenix, and Paradise Valley. Warns unchecked development risks turning Arizona into California style overcrowding and traffic. Calls for council leaders who will regulate growth to preserve Arizona’s appeal as a last frontier.
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Alaska Oil Flow Opens Amid Reception Problems
After nine years and billions, oil reaches Valdez and begins a 798 mile journey to the port. California refiners can absorb only half of the 1.2 million barrels daily. no new pipeline exists to move the rest eastward. Excess cargo will travel around to Gulf and East Coast refineries, adding costs, or be shipped to Japan rather than ease the energy crunch.
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Mailbag GOP turns off longtime contributor
A longtime Republican contributor withdraws support over Arizona no smoking laws. He cites 1973 74 75 76 77 politics and Rep Diane McCarthy blocking bills, noting survey data that 75 percent of Arizonans do not smoke and urging donors to withhold funds until lawmakers back stronger public place restrictions.
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Save Nemetz From Enemies
A reader asks the Scottsdale Daily Progress to shield Chief Walter Nemetz from harassment sparked by a minor fender-bender incident. She urges the paper to identify the real culprits behind the distraction and shift headlines toward them.
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Brezhnev’s Warm Tito Ties Signal Post Tito Risks
Inside Report argues Brezhnev’s August Moscow warmth toward Tito masks Kremlin aims to secure influence in post Tito Yugoslavia. It notes Tito resisted new Soviet military demands in Belgrade, while Moscow publicized affection to pressure successors and counter eurocommunist autonomy.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars pushes Panama Canal war scare
In a Salon de la Vieja style dialogue Deputy Commander Milton Haberdash warns the Panama Canal treaty could trigger a Central American war. He touts a hawkish plan, argues Panama is pivotal, and imagines quick American troop redeployment with a new drive for VFW membership.
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15th annual Stas reunion held July 17 in Corydon
The 15th annual reunion of the late Walter G and Louisa Stas was held July 17 in Corydon Indiana as reported by the Corydon Democrat.
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