Carvalho Criticizes Scottsdale Council Over North Scottsdale Zoning
State Rep Americo Carvalho attacks the Scottsdale City Council over zoning in North Scottsdale not in his district. He accuses appointments of lacking public representation while noting five of seven councilors do not pay sales tax, and calls for constructive solutions and legislative reforms.
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Algeria faces tough choice after airborne terror group crisis
Four Palestinian terrorists hijacked a plane and landed in Algeria. Among those aboard were Egyptian Iraqi and Algerian envoys to Spain. They demanded Egypt cancel the Sinai accord and withdraw from Geneva talks. Sadat rejected the demand, drawing applause at home. Algeria must decide how to respond to the attack on Arab leaders.
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Lobbying Reform Likely After Post Watergate Debates
The piece notes bipartisan support for tougher federal lobbying laws as California and Michigan adopt stricter rules. It cites Common Cause leaders urging reform and details objections to broad disclosure requirements while warning reform has stalled for years.
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Give everyone a gun by Arthur Hoppe
The piece argues the president should use gun arming as a mood gauge during crowd plunging and advocates universal handgun provision funded by government. It ties safety to the notion of an armed citizenry and appeals to the NRA for support.
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Budget process seeks to avoid politics in local government
An editorial argues budgets should reflect program performance and limits on line item control. It notes in Maricopa County the county manager cannot curb department spending led by elected officials. It advocates zero-based budgeting as impractical and promotes program budgeting with clear objectives and measured results.
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Editorial clash on solar energy research and action
The letter contrasts Sen Paul Fannin's stance that solar energy research has been studied to death with the Progress advocating timely action. Both sides present valid points, but neither is fully right, illustrating a broader pattern of differing opinions fueling further debate.
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Fannin Criticized Over Solar Energy Credit
The piece argues for a mix of energy sources including solar and nuclear, noting Sun and research field needs differ by location. It cautions against crediting Senator Fannin as a solar energy champion when evidence shows otherwise.
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