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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues air traffic controllers slow downs show need for alternatives to air travel. It urges Congress to decide how to preserve rail passenger service, considering nationalization, stricter controls, tax incentives, or subsidies to upgrade facilities.
A baby born with multiple congenital defects died. Doctors cited chromosomal damage possibly linked to parental LSD use prior to conception. Pediatricians warn psychedelic exposure can affect heredity and lifelong health.
Letter argues editors misjudged design review in Scottsdale. Contends licensed architects and landscape architects must lead the board, with architects handling full project design and owner or courts guiding property decisions. Claims delays and delays blamed on the board hinder approvals. praises investor-architect collaboration for city design concepts.
An Evening Bulletin opinion questions why health, air, and water quality are the sole motives for maintaining cleanliness. It laments the neglect of green forests and pristine waters as mere heritage, and ponders whether society tolerates pollution as long as it is not inconvenient.
City Councilman Leonard Johnson expresses sincere thanks to friends who worked hard in a three way election and offers best wishes to the Council and congratulations to newly elected members.
Irwin, a young man, visits a Marine recruiting office to enlist for Cambodia arguing it is key to Southeast Asia. The sergeant and corporal quiz him on Southeast Asia and SEATO before classifying him as mentally unstable and rejecting his enlistment. Irwin remains oddly unfazed, noting it would be nice to have an American soldier who knows what he fights for.
Senator Richard Russell leads a sharp clash with Defense Secretary Melvin Laird over a new budgeting method that gives explicit guidance to the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Critics say it curtails congressional oversight while defense officials defend it as preventing prior influence on force plans amid a $73 billion budget.
In a frank column, Mary McGrath reports on a survey claiming women are most drawn to bold direct eyes. She notes eye appeal beats hands or other features and suggests men worry the lack of eye impact may hurt ego.
Snippets reference a campus appearance by defense attorney William Kunstler linked to seven defendants and a wife, amid broader notes on trials and political figures. Other items mention Wilbur Mills and poverty as an infectious concern, and a late Friday sin in at a university union, with sparse details.
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