Earth Day moves to center stage for conservation groups
Editorial notes a shift as conservationists gain broad support from politicians scientists and students on Earth Day. It credits groups like the Wilderness Society Sierra Club and Audubon Society for past warnings about forest cutting road building and waste dumping while urging sustained full time preservation efforts alongside education defense and research.
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Riots at UC Santa Barbara Turn Deadly During Student Disturbance
Police say a sniper fired during campus riots at the University of California Santa Barbara. Students blame authorities while a young helper who aided firefighting efforts died. The rioters are held responsible for the violence and its fatal outcome.
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Statement on Kevin Moran Death and peaceful protest
An opinion urging restraint after the death of Kevin Moran. It argues violence breeds violence and questions police involvement, advocating peaceful dissent and warning that riots can lead to anarchy and loss of freedom.
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Kevin Moran
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Endgame in Ben Luc as VCI network shown vulnerable
An ambush in Ben Luc district Long An Province Vietnam yields three VCI suspects two men and one woman surrendering after police surround two bunkers. Interrogations reveal the VCI as core insurgent structure, with suppression progress uneven and villagers reluctant to aid Saigon authorities, signaling persistent threat despite reduced Vietcong activity.
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Ballot of a bola tie bill prompts debate in Arizona
A reader defends the bola tie bill arguing its passage can boost state visibility and economics like a Georgia state fish story. They note national media exposure and advertising budgets while criticizing local planning for gas stations and tree preservation near Scottsdale.
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It's you people air blame in mass pollution screed
A Massachusetts study blames individuals for air pollution, not utilities or factories, urging self control. The piece ridicules drivers idling, smokers, and litterers while warning that private enterprise causes fewer odor problems than public health concerns.
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Fulbright hints at end of Senate career amid war stance shift
Washington inquiry notes Sen J William Fulbright, 74, hints his last term may come in 1971 with possible changes on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Once pro Vietnam hawk, he has become a sharp opponent of Carswell and backs a non Communist defense view amid shifting party balance.
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Subscriptions Rates for Scottsdale Progress
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