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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1975
Page
24
Buck Kitchegan chairman of the San Carlos Apache Tribe writes that Anglos demean Arizona Indians and co opt ceremonies like Spirit Dance. He cites Orme Dam burial-ground concerns and warns against commercializing Native culture while urging equal treatment and better economic opportunity.
Last month Channel 8 held a money raising festival that drew 6460 contributors and raised 110235 dollars, far surpassing projections. The event demonstrates a market for educational television and serious programming, with support attributed to Arizona State University and the station's management.
A Time magazine report sparked a column noting Vietnam era gold stash worth 73 million dollars to Switzerland. The author argues funds should fund humanitarian relief at home or be impounded, recalling My Lai and Tet while criticizing Thieu Ky Lon Nol and U.S. aid outcomes.
A spoof interview jokes that a vast ethyl alcohol cloud in the Milky Way could fuel a new universe under a Big Burp theory. Dr McFirmament of Mt Balderdash Observatory notes the cosmos creation may resemble a cosmic belch, while lamenting the desire to bottle the galactic moonshine.
A San Carlos Apache writer protests the Smoki People in Prescott performing the Apache Mountain Spirit Dance by Anglos The letter cites 200 years of U S government actions against the Apache and appeals for permission to prevent disrespectful rites and preserve sacred ceremony.
An architect and former Planning and Zoning Commissioner questions the proposed Paradise Valley lighting ordinance. He notes April 3 review gaps, cites tests, technical data research, and outreach to national tennis stakeholders.
A Canadian American commission after seven years of study says Niagara Falls should be allowed to continue natural rock slides. It will not remove rock piles at the American Falls nor stop future crumbling, a posture praised as progress without intervention.
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