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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
2
Editorial urges approval of flood bond to aid recovery and backing for a second bond to consolidate underwriting. It supports amendments 2 through 5, opposes 6 and 7, and urges turnout for the city election while warning against anti growth tactics from the Home Builders Association.
John Gardner founded Common Cause less than two years ago and has driven major shifts in election and congressional reform. The group backed a campaign finance act improving voter information and transparency and now seeks to curb big donors influence. Congress began opening meetings to the public and eroded seniority norms, signaling a broader reform drive.
A wide ranging sports and entertainment column laments the heavyweight scene as Foreman Ali Norton and Frazier weave through injuries, bad moves, and talk of money. President Nixon honors John Ford while debates about film industry reaction to Native and Italian heritage spark.
George Holmes calls for responsible leaders to mend the rift between teachers and administration after a failed levy. He condemns hostility and threats toward children and urges collaborative planning for better, progressive schools and improved communications.
Citizen speaker urges Scottsdale residents to vote yes to curb future slums and townhouse development. criticizes builders and real estate salesmen for threatening the town's quality of life and asks residents to mobilize to protect schools and taxes.
Dick West argues Florida power outages reveal overdevelopment and urges an international program led by the United Nations. He envisions teams from developing nations living in US suburbs teaching basic self sufficiency to foster pride and reduce dependence on cars and electricity.
The NSC staffers crave promotions and perks denied by the State and White House hierarchy, with Haldeman resisting Kissinger’s influence. Veterans like Viron Vaky Helmut Sonnenfeldt and William Stearman face stalled careers, while only Marshall Wright gains a high post.
Report from Houston notes that 31 of 44 healthy firemen developed abnormal electrocardiograms during strenuous exercise tests. The findings raise questions about cardiac risk in fit firefighters and call for further study and screening.
The Progress invites readers to send letters to the editor but restricts submissions to 350 words due to space limits. Writers should include their name and home address for verification, with typed letters preferred.
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