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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues renewed student unrest at Ivy League schools and campuses nationwide stems from renewed bombing in Vietnam. It claims students feel betrayed by Nixon policy, view war escalation as a moral threat, and foresee deeper bitterness and violence unless bombing ends immediately.
A letter to the President by Joe Sikspak denounces income taxes and welfare, arguing the rich dodge taxes while the poor pay. He cites Brookings Institute figures showing $77 billion in tax handouts with the rich receiving far more than the poor. He suggests reversing the tax burden and forcing welfare recipients to work for a dollar.
The piece argues for a recycling plan to curb abandoned cars in America. It describes adding a small license plate fee to fund hauling junked vehicles to processors for crushing and resale as scrap metal. It also suggests penalties for abandoners and subsidies to support hauling to dealers.
Nixon aides press San Diego to finish the Arena by August 21 or face relocating the Republican National Convention. They cite arena access costs and union issues while weighing Kansas City or a third city as alternative sites. Final decision hinges on arena readiness and cooperation.
Government agencies increasingly view noise as a pollutant and target noise makers. HUD guidelines appear to penalize victims like homeowners near expressways while agencies debate coordinated efforts. Critics call for shielding existing neighborhoods from new road and air traffic noise.
A Scottsdale reference review lauds Richard Bach s Jonathan Livingston Seagull as a parable on pushing limits. It highlights the seagull hero s defiance of flock rules, self discipline, and the message of expanding one s potential beyond mere survival.
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