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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
2
The editorial notes the treaty banning stockpiling biological weapons is signed by eighty nations but France and China reject the offer. It argues France’s refusal stems from chauvinism, while France as part of Europe could align with the United States for mutual security regardless of world opinion.
The article argues France rejects a new arms control pact citing pride while China resists signing the nuclear and biological weapons agreement. It contends major powers must join to save the treaty and hints at eventual Chinese inclusion as a peaceful member.
Conservationists clash with big oil over a proposed Alaska route seeking to move oil to markets. A northern Alaska to Midwest path reduces environmental risk and aligns with Canadian preferences, while proponents push the 800 mile route for profit and export potential to Japan.
Gerald L. Gainer of Saguaro High School urges objective scrutiny of the Scottsdale School District. He questions the Scottsdale Board of Trustees Education over the impasse lawsuit and a disputed negotiated agreement, calling for honesty and a timely referendum on the budget limit.
The Pueblo Elementary School staff thank the Scottsdale Progress and Miss Maxine Goodman for objective coverage of Pueblo changes. They emphasize patient support during program updates, ongoing supervision by the staff, and the need to address issues like classroom noise to guarantee quality education.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues ITT disclosures reveal how big business and government intertwine. It cites Scott’s political maneuvering, the ITT Hartford merger suit, and memos from lobbyist Dita Beard as evidence that the issue transcends party politics and questions of accountability.
The Progress invites readers to submit letters up to 350 words and asks for name and home address for verification. Typewritten letters are preferred.
Democratic fundraising phase two sees Eugene Wyman visit the Waldorf Astoria to cajole Muskie supporters still leaning to Humphrey. He seeks commitments for larger donations as McGovern faces challenge from Wisconsin results and liberal fund-raisers worry about anti-capitalist slant.
The article analyzes a White House draft of war options from 1966 and discusses potential paths from all out bombing to withdrawal. It notes Nixon's current strategy of heavy air attacks on mobile targets while avoiding large troop deployments and warns about risks to arms talks and Soviet relations.
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