Pan American seeks federal aid amid fuel price shock
The piece argues Pan American Airways faces collapse without government subsidies as fuel costs soar. It notes the White House and CAB reject subsidies for international routes now, cites Brinegar on over scheduling, and calls for CAB and State Department action to correct unfair foreign competition and postal rate disparities without large subsidies.
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Pan American Airways
Pan Am
International Airlines
TWA
White House
Civil Aeronautics Board
Transportation
Brinegar
CAB
State Department
Pan American
Growing pains in tax deduction for home gardeners
The piece warns that allowing backyard gardeners to deduct tool costs from income tax could backfire. It argues record keeping would spread to seeds, fertilizer, and equipment, inflate costs per pound of produce, and dissuade people from gardening as they chase accounting details. It also notes journalist Jonathan Marshall running for Senate and that his editorials may bear his initials J M.
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Congress
The Very Rich and the Rocky Road to Reform
Harriet Van Horne argues wealth concentrates power and skews politics. She cites Nelson Rockefeller and other fortunes, notes campaign costs and tax disparities, and warns of a bought Congress and weak bureaucracy. She urges voter donations and reform to curb corporate influence.
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Harriet van Horne
Ernest Hemingway
Fr. Scott Fitzgerald
Lawrence Krivit
Congress
Nelson Rockefeller
General Motors
Congressional
Ralph Nader
Industry
Moscow Journal Aboard Austerity Hotel Youth Tour
A U S journalists group in Moscow describes a rough first day post arrival. The author jokes about dodging the Gulag while detailing cramped rooms faulty facilities and the austere Hotel Youth decor amid strict Soviet travel norms.
Mailbag argues conscience vs. law in Ford remarks
Dr. Walter A. McCleneghan criticizes President Ford's press conference for pressuring conscience to obey the government and for supporting U S actions to destabilize other nations. He cites Nuremberg principles and urges allegiance to God over political expediency. He questions Ford's view of international intrigues.
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Ford
Vietnam
Nuremberg
America
Chile
Scottsdale parents urge more supervision to boost class spirit
Mrs Ray Graves of Scottsdale urges parents teachers and administrators to provide supervision and direction for freshmen to foster class loyalty, school spirit, and involvement. She cites a chaotic campaign speech day where students were booed and silenced, calling for action to prevent apathy among upperclassmen.
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Scottsdale High
Ray Graves
Scottsdale
Daredevilry rise as Evel Knievel inspires wild stunts
Washington dispatch reports a surge of daredevil acts following Knievel's Snake River jump. Eval Primeval, a hospital orderly, plans to leap a wheelchair over 16 bedpans with science adviser Dr Ray Phorceps. Bernstein to compose a tone poem for the event.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Evel Knievel
Snake River Canyon
Eddie Miller
Knievel
Eval Primeval
Primeval
Ray Phorceps
Prigieval
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Mormon’ Tabernacle ‘Choir
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Scottsdale Progress
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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