Council urged to compromise on McCormick Ranch plan
Editorial argues Scottsdale should balance Kaiser Aetna's 11 600 dwelling unit plan for 4200 acre McCormick Ranch with northern area homeowner concerns. It suggests reducing units by 800 to 1 200 mainly north to create buffers, approving first stage promptly, and using negotiated compromises to benefit the city and set a standard for future development.
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Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Kaiser Aetna
Trade balance crisis blamed on self and policy
The piece argues that a Nixon 10 percent import duty is a partial fix to a global surplus problem caused by the U.S. wage-price spiral and lagging productivity. It warns of retaliation and a potential prolonged austerity, cautioning that a permanent surcharge risks a disastrous trade war.
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Nixon
Thieu says he would resign to preserve U.S. aid
In an exclusive interview at the presidential palace President Thieu told us he would resign if the United States cuts aid or if Congress blocks support for South Vietnam. He said he could follow Gaulle style and would consider constitutional changes to allow opponents on the Oct. 3 ballot while warning Ky’s threats are regrettable.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
South Vietnam
Presidential
Thieu
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Nguyen Cao Ky
Duong van Minh
United States
Congress
Vietnam
Peace Pill fantasy prompts world leaders to avert war
In a Washington speech Dr. Kenneth B. Clark imagines a supernatural Peace Pill forcing war lords to swallow restraint. A Times study links narcotics to calmer mobs, while an invented Hot Line night with Kosygin and Mao explores the idea in a satirical tale.
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New York
Johnson
Vietnam
Kenneth B. Clark
American Psychological Association
Washington
Clark
New York Times
Bronx
Br. Clark
Times
Wadghington
White House
Kosygin
United States of America
Free World
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Polaris
U.S.S.R
Harry
Mahendra Bir
Bikram Shah Deva
Nepal
Aleksei
Mao
David
Mailbag Club backs Aravaipa Canyon preservation effort
The Nature Conservancy seeks 1,175,000 to buy Wood Ranch and gain access to 10,828 acres for Aravaipa Canyon protection. Saguaro High School Ecology Club aids fundraising with proceeds directed to the Aravaipa fund. Contact Brian Massumi in Scottsdale for details.
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Eldorado Park
Scot
Nature Conservancy
Aravaipa Canyon
Saguaro High School Ecology Club
Primeval
Conservancy
Aravaipa
Brian Massumi
E. Arlington Rd
Scottsdale
Letters oppose Amchitka test warn of ecological danger
Naomi Morrison of Mesa urges President Nixon to refuse Amchitka nuclear tests citing earthquake, tidal wave, radiation and environmental threats. She notes the October blast would be 250 times Hiroshima and questions AEC assurances after Nevada incident spreading contamination to 13 states and Canada.
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Nixon
Amchitka
Hiroshima
Irresponsibility Charged Over Substitute Teacher Issue
The report cites John Gilbert Freeman teaching as a substitute at Saguareugh School during the April teachers strike. It denounces Scottsdale School District for issuing teaching certificates to the "man on the street" to keep schools open, calling the move absurd and dangerous.
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John Gilbert Freeman
Saguareugh School
Scottsdale
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