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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1972

Page

2

Blueprint for tomorrow in Phoenix area urged

An editorial argues for a balanced urban plan blending neighborhood development with open spaces to improve livability, reduce traffic and pollution, and manage social development within private property rights. It calls inventorying regional assets and designing a viable socio economic system balancing community needs against individual rights.

Phoenix Scottsdale Paradise Valley Tate Ainist

Mailbag Review Calls for Media Access Press Code Support

The letter lauds Progress publisher Jonathan Marshall for his Arizona Newspaper Publishers Association action on Freedom of the Press. It urges the Maricopa County Medical Society to review its press code to ensure press access to public interest information while noting ethical limits and opposing broad media suppression by authorities or private bodies.

Jonathan Marshall Arizona Newspaper Publishers Association Maricopa County FTC FCC

Doughnuts versus pizza discussion sparks nutrition debate

A spirited comparison weighs the place of doughnuts and pizza in American breakfast culture. The author argues both foods hold social value and advocates improving doughnut nutrition rather than demonizing pizza.

Broeschig Harvards

Campaign woes deepen as Nixon team overlooks delegates

A White House aide notes that Nixon reelection staff failed to analyze delegates for the 1976 Republican national convention causing unexpected uncertainty. The piece details internal resignations at the National Committee including Robbie Gedhas and Mary Lou Burg as party factions wrestle for influence and control amid debt and staffing churn.

Nixon White House Tri States BC Graides Eden Roe Hotel Mississippi Charman Clarke Reed New York Libgis Ohio Indiana Reed D. Jack Gibson South Dakota David Kennedy Wyoming Earl Davenport Washington Doral Hotel Rules Committee Olgar Bobbie Gechas Fred Harris National Committee Jean Westwood Bat George McGovern Robbie Gedhas Mary Lou Burg McGovern Westwood Natonal Lawrence F. O'Brien Robert 5. Strauss Harris Miss Gechas Donald Petrie DNC Petrie Wisconsin Miss Burg

Chopper's Guide to Surgery Urges Caution by Consumers

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department released a guide urging consumers to be as wary of surgeons as of used car salesmen. The advice appears in a column titled Chopper's Guide to Surgery in the Winston-Salem Journal.

Pennsylvania Insurance Department Winston-Salem J. Journal

POW Vignettes Highlight Human Treatment and Torture Allegations

Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark praises humane conditions in Hanoi captivity after visiting 10 POWs. Lt. Col. Norris Overly relays brutal abuse including beatings and near-execution in an eight by eleven foot cell. He recalls capture in 1967, weight loss, and release as a token POW in 1968.

New York Ramsey Clark Hanoi Col Norris M. Overly USAF Clark Dmz Hani Mr. Clark Overly

Insensitive removal of mesquite trees on Scottsdale Road

A reader condemns the removal of mesquite trees along Scottsdale Road just north of Indian Bend. The writer laments the loss of native desert beauty and questions why even one tree could not be spared, arguing progress harms the city’s natural charm.

Scottsdale Road Indian Bend Arizona Desert

Price pressures and Nixon auto policy clash with Rumsfeld task

In a Nixon era op-ed frame the writer argues auto makers should absorb new safety and anti pollution costs rather than raise prices. He notes hefty second quarter profits for GM Ford Chrysler and AMC and warns wage demands could spark inflation before the election as the president prefers not to lift family car prices.

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