Editorial page on air pollution and reforms in Phoenix area
The piece laments air pollution from autos and industry threatening Phoenix and nearby cities. It cites a bill for corporate responsibility, cites a student invention meeting federal standards, and urges urgent action before next year’s car production. It warns of rising pollution and potential survival risks if control measures lag.
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Wayne,State
Automobile
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Groundbreaking for Scottsdale Community College Marks Milestone
Great things to come this week as ground was broken for the first building at Scottsdale Community College. The project fulfills a local need, aiding overcrowded campuses and offering technical and vocational courses. About 1,000 students already study in temporary facilities, with plans for growth and broader Valley employment impact.
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Scottsdale Community College
Arizona
Scottsdale
Scottsdale’ S
Astronaut Borman Reports US Anguish Over POWs in Congress
Frank Borman told a joint session that after a world tour to rally support for American POWs in North Vietnam, he could only report tragedy and suffering. He urged world opinion against Hanoi, noting UN inaction and the limits of peace groups while families in the gallery pressed for action.
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Bobconsidine
New York
Congress
Frank Borman
House of Representatives
Washington Senators
Vietnam
Korea
Tigloes
U. S
International Red Cross
Vatican
Switzerland
India
Iif
Borman
U.S
North Vietnam
Soviet consumer gap widens as shortages fuel satire
The Moscow scene shows queues for basic goods and luxury items limited to officials, while a two-tier economy persists. A new wave of satire and criticism highlights supply bottlenecks, aging planning, and a lag in modern management and technology, prompting concern among party planners and figures like Andrei Sakharov.
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United States
America
U.S
Soviet Union
Soveremmensk ‘Theater
Moscow
China
Russia
Europe
Communist Party
Andrei Sakharov
Kremlin
Community youths raise funds for CODAC effort
A Scottsdale reader criticizes the front page coverage of Operation Cooperation calling for more emphasis on the $2,700 raised by local youths. She thanks her daughters Kathy and Shelly Smith and peers for two days of work aiding the cause as Progress documented several front page and page 2 stories in September.
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CODAC
Scottsdale
Kathy
Shelly Smith
Saguaro
Paul F.smith
the Progress
Survivable Minuteman options under review in November talks
Air Force planners weigh ways to make the land based Minuteman ICBMs more survivable against the SS 9 threat. Considerations include hard rock silos versus cheaper sheltering and mobile transporters. Maj. Gen. William F. Pitts called shifting missiles shelter to shelter a shell game.
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Washington
Air Force
House
Senate
Pentagon
Nixon
Russia
United States
Minuteman Force
William F. Pitts
Women demand equality and expose male blindness to it
A reader argues that men cannot grasp equality and that women seek the same choices as men. She contends men mistreat women, envy autonomy, and fear losing power, while women simply want equal options without reference to personal relationships.
Norwegian explorer to testify before Senate subcommittee
Type slips indicate Norwegian explorer H will speak next month before the U.S. Senate subcommittee on pollution about Atlantic Ocean observations. Bridgeport reports a hospital staff ad administrator limits efforts to off duty hours in Long Beach California.
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U.S
Senate
Atlantic Ocean
Bridgeport
Post
M C
Long Beach
Calif
Independent
Press-Telegram
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