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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
2
The text notes concerns about individuals with alcohol, drug, or TB issues and others who work with children. It mentions past calls for mandatory screening by social agencies and doctors, legislative inaction, and a recent Phoenix case spurring new interest in protecting children and passing laws.
A Western diplomat in Paris reports Beijing fears a U.S. withdrawal from NATO would let Moscow bolster its military along the China border. Chinese officials doubt Soviet adherence to any arms deal, warning that U.S. SALT limits and future leadership under McGovern could shift the balance and threaten China’s security.
The document discusses the independence of reporters within the press guild and argues the executive board overstepped by endorsing a position. It notes most members are not unionized and that endorsement could fuel claims of bias, while emphasizing reporters’ autonomous stance.
A bas ssiot reported an erratic flight pattern to state authorities in Bosston Teenfield Massachusetts. The notice notes authorities are reviewing the incident while local editors encourage letters to the editor limited to 350 words with name and home address for verification.
A German novel translated in 1970 follows Kuno and his mother manipulated by Uncle Felix who seeks to force Kuno into a symbolic tree. Their loyalty frays as trials of control and neglect culminate in a grim, unresolved family failure.
A Brookings Seminar message urges low density undeveloped area zoning in Paradise Valley and North Scottsdale. The writer cites 1954 efforts to apply R-1-43 and R-1-35 and argues high density harms open space, parks, and groundwater, proposing agricultural land uses and measured per acre water usage figures to support the case.
Robert Breidenstein of Scottsdale argues the July 18 SALT editorial misreads the treaty as total disarmament. He says it curbs only certain strategic weapons, supports a strong defensive posture, and cites the Cuban missile crisis to defend continued U S military power.
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City officials say plans for a continuous left turn lane on Indian School Road near Scottsdale High School are under study. If bike lanes are not added, reasons include limited right of way, safety concerns at intersections, and the need to preserve traffic flow.
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