Gruen report urges managed growth to protect valley life
Gruen Associates finds Phoenix Tucson area faces doubling population in twenty years. If uncontained, growth brings more traffic pollution and taxes. Three options cited: sprawl, channel growth via planning, or cap growth. only the cap plan preserves living quality amid court battles shown by Petaluma ordinance ruling.
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Petaluma
Calif
Phoenix
Tucson
Arizona
Gruen
Japanese Cars Raise Pollution Bar in 1975
In a Hartford Courant critique, the piece notes Honda’s 1975 production meeting 1976 anti pollution standards. It highlights Japan’s efficiency with high mileage 62 miles per gallon and questions American carmakers’ delays and pressure to adopt cleaner tech as foreign cars approach.
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Japan
Detroit
Honda
Pacific
Courant
Hartford
Conti
Drowning in Cliches on the Never Ending Spiral
Harriet Van Horne argues the never ending spiral of inflation and recession harms the middle class. She attacks cost rising prices, postal rate hikes, and insurance costs while criticizing Congress and the Postal Service. She cites rising stamps to 13 cents, mail volume declines, and executive perks as symbols of the spiral.
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Harriet van Horne
New York City
Congress
Ford
Stevie Smith
Postal Service
Blue Cross Insurance
Blue Cross
Wellington and Welch resign from school board roles
Rex Bell Young commends Gioria Welch and Jim Wellington for years of service to Scottsdale schools. He praises their dedication, notes the enhanced community, and hopes they stay active in local education efforts. A reader shares reflections on European travel and a caution about religious freedom.
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Gioria Welch
Jim
Wellington
Scottsdale
Rexbell
Richardson
America
Censorship Talk on Detente and Textbook Exchange Proposal
A State Department discussion about comparing schoolbooks with the USSR for balanced views sparks controversy. Critics call the idea absurd and risky for detente, noting Soviet indoctrination in education and practical hurdles.
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Richardson
U.S
Ussr
State Department
New poor scottsdale note sparks public outrage
OLIN R. SPIVEY of Cudahy California denounces Scottsdale's perceived neglect of the poor. He condemns the city and lawmakers for funeral costs and alleged euthanasia suggestions, likening them to ancient practices and calling for action amid national sympathy for the vulnerable.
State funds boost to prevent bust lines shutdown
The Record in Hackensack reports a $22 million increase in funds to keep the state's failing bust lines from shutting down.
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Hackensack, N.J
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Moscow
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John D. Lofton JR
Zhuravleva
Marx and Engéls
Lenin
Richarson
Apa
Scottsdales
Olin R. Spivey
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Doc’ Wright
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale, Publishing Inc
Athéna
Ariz
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