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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1971
Page
2
The piece warns that rising city noise could deafenthe population by 2000 and cites Geneva experts and ISO noise standard guides. It urges local and regional governments to adopt controls and pass laws to protect hearing and nervous systems.
The Courier Journal recalls William F Buckley’s prank publishing forged secret documents in National Review to mimic Pentagon Papers. Buckley defended it as plausibly written and ethical vacuity, yet the stunt damaged credibility and the press’s trust in conservative discourse.
Dr. Paul McCracken relays alarming Sindlinger findings showing only 27 percent of respondents name Nixon as 1972 president hopeful and 70 percent see no action on inflation and unemployment. Nixon moves to adopt Mills Burns advised package with tax credits and wage policy, aiming to restore confidence.
A library display ranks ten titles by authors such as Stone Michener Blatty Brown Plath Drury Tryon Howarch Reich and others. The list includes Passions of the Mind The Drifters The Exorcist Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee The Bell Jar The Throne of Saturn The Other Penmarric The Greening of America and The Sensuous Man.
The piece argues women unknowingly fight a constant war where men define roles and limits. It contends equal education alone does not guarantee equal opportunity, as hostility and gender stereotypes persist in work, politics, sports, and leadership.
A columnist recounts cases where cities faced damages for crashes caused by malfunctioning signals and obscured or fallen stop signs. It notes sovereign immunity still exists in some areas but motorists can recover when neglect ties to accidents. Will Bernard writes the ABA public service piece.
Irene Maly reviews Happiness is discovered in love affair with nature by Helen and Scott Nearing. The study covers their 20 year Vermont homesteading, self sufficiency, 12 point plan, maple sugaring, organic farming and balanced life. The Nearings at age 90 continue farming and lecturing.
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