Line Up for Fall Registration At Arizona Universities
Editorial argues that regents and legislators should join students in line for fall registration to learn about inefficiencies. It cites long waits, impersonal help, numbers over guidance, full required courses, and questionable balance of quality versus quantity in higher education in Arizona.
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Board of Regents
Arizona
Campus fiscal reality replaces 1960s turmoil in education
The piece notes a shift from campus riots to financial strain on colleges. It highlights student dissatisfaction with overcrowding and rising costs while urging legislators and regents to assess educational needs and plan for future growth.
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Tmnam
Mts
Izona
Last Communist Gasp, Delta War In South Vietnam
Inside Report notes that Binh Minh district suffered an outpost overrun with 13 dead and 29 weapons seized, while overall delta security remains improved. Viet Cong activity is low but the war shifts to a bloody, prolonged phase with infiltrated PF troops and rapid postloss rebuilds.
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Binh Minh
Vinh Long
South Vietnam
Mekong River
U.S
Saigon
Delta
Rice Bowl
Indochina
U Minh
Popular Forces
Vinh
Long
Kien Hoa
Alternate film revival plan proposed for Kiva theater
Downtown merchants urge Kiva Theater to revive old classics alongside X rated fare. They argue revival weeks featuring Chaplin, Gable, and Blomberg could attract new audiences, improve box office, and draw tourists while offering variety to compete with big chains.
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Kiva
Valley Art
Chaplin
Clark
Gable
Blombard
Sunday company returns to suburbia with a bite
The piece lampoons summer visitors in the suburbs and shore towns as intrusive, noisy, and demanding. It warns hosts to beware guests who bring food, exhaust supplies, and linger through the day and into the evening while children seek favors.
Careful study urged on high density subdivision plan
Patrick Shields of Scottsdale cautions that a proposed development plan may be financially and logistically risky for taxpayers. He questions funding, tax impacts, and the council's rush to approve rezonings before fully answering essential economic concerns.
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McCormick Wach Oe
Scotts
Council
Patrick Shields
Scottsdale
Maricopa County Schools Under Severe Reading Crisis
A letter condemns Maricopa County public schools as a scandal with double sessions, guards, bombings at one high school, cafeteria riots, and a teachers strike. The writer cites third grade reading scores below the national norm as evidence of systemic failure and argues for improved reading instruction and parent involvement.
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Maricopa County
Esson
Plane disintegrates over Missouri killing four residents
A small plane crashed in mid air Sunday near Crystal City Missouri. Four Crystal City residents were killed when the aircraft, which had taken off from Festus Missouri, disintegrated in flight. The incident was reported by Paducah Sun Democrat.
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Crystal City
Festus
Paducah (Ky
Sun Democrat
Views On Drug Use Ties To Parental Habits
Three studies from California New Jersey and Ontario link youths illicit drug use to parental reliance on legal tranquilizers. Dr Louria testifies that easy pill use for problems may boost pot LSD and opiate interest and that reducing tranquilizer use could curb teen drug curiosity.
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California
New Jersey
Ontario
Donald B. Louria
College of Medicine and Dentistry of
Senate
Louria
Tribune
Chicago
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