Redesign at Camelback and 44th to curb deadly crashes
The Phoenix editorial urges action at the busy Camelback Road and 44th Street intersection after a fatal crash. It notes repeated accidents over years, cites fast traffic and nearby Lafayette as complicating factors, and calls for lower speed limits and caution lights to be installed immediately.
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Phoenix City Planning Department
Camelback Road
44Th Street
Lafayette
Camelback
No topless dancing in this community say officials
Officials warn topless dancing may invite prostitution crime and harm community standards. They argue against topless entertainment in Scottsdale and Phoenix, urging residents to support legal action to keep the fad out and promoting traditional venues with food and music.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
The Van Horne View on Nixon McGovern Campaign Winds
Harriet Van Horne analyzes the 1972 campaign dynamic arguing time may dampen Nixon’s image and lift McGovern as a decency figure. She notes Jewish voters shifting toward McGovern, Wall Street Journal upturns for the Democrat, and broader fears about Watergate and political ethics.
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Nixon
George McGovern
Tom Fool
Sunny Landy
Sen. McGovern
Wall Street Journal
Dallas
Peoria
Denison
Paul Samuelson
Mailbag letter on afterhours use of school facilities
Dudley Thomas of Scottsdale urges protecting afterhours access to school grounds for youth sports and activities. He cites Pop Warner football and a school dance disrupted by neighbor complaints, noting lights, supervision, and non city status of Roadrunner Park and Cholla School.
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Pop Warner
Roadrunner Park
Cholla School
North Scottsdale
Dudley Thomas
Conlan Under Fire From Republican Voters Over Unions Endorsements
A loyal Republican voter accuses John Conlan of bias against farm workers and teachers unions, cites a vote for Emprise Corporation, and rejects his claim of Billy Graham endorsement. The letter states trust has eroded and vows not to vote for Conlan.
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Republican Party
McGovern
Nixon
Israel
Newsweek
Michael Gold
TRB
Sen. McGovern
New York Board of Rabbis
John Conlan
Williams
Conlan
Emprise Corporation
Sam Steiger
Mr. Kitchell
Billy Graham
Protests Grow as Measure Sparks Youth Vendor Outcry
Several young flower vendors protested the measure claiming it would deprive them of funds for school clothing and vacation expenses. The Los Angeles Times notes the dispute while the Journal of Commerce suggests big American bankers may soon be needed to haul the nation’s energy fuel needs.
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Los Angeles Times
Journal of Commerce
The Last Word on Terrorism and Nuclear Threats
The author argues that terrorism may escalate to nuclear threats and urges immediate action. He cites Munich, Nixon policies, UN agenda, and the need to oppose violence while pursuing long term grievances resolution. He warns a terrorist group could someday seize a government with a nuclear device if the world fails to act.
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London
Munich
Nixon
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
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Security Council
Israel
Northern Ireland
Middle East
Nastase Delivers Fury and Flair in Forest Hills Final
In a Forest Hills final Nastase defeats Arthur Ashe in five sets amid wild crowd reactions. The Romanian star alternates sublime strokes with tantrums at officials and the court, drawing boos and cheers as he keeps the audience entranced. Ashe notes Nastase's need for better manners.
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Forest Hills
Arthur Ashe
Cape Hatteras
Ashe
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