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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
2
The piece notes decades of conservation warnings and a current 18 percent cut increase in national forests backed by the Forest Service and reportedly White House supported. Regional foresters warn the move jeopardizes future timber supplies and confidential memos may become public.
A safety appeal urges schools to start a bike safety course each school year after multiple pedestrian bicycle fatalities. It notes a girl killed after entering a street from a driveway and a high school student riding against traffic, stressing rider responsibility and peer education.
The piece argues that many family planning groups present themselves as environmentalists to attract donations, while limiting major environmental involvement. It contrasts their focus on birth control with broader groups like Zero Population Growth and Sierra Club, and discusses safety concerns and the need for research on birth control devices.
In a near-future America amid energy and food shortages Fred Frisbee radios a presidential boast of prosperity while daily life crumbles. Gas and razor blade scarcities persist as schools close and transportation falters, leaving citizens puzzled and frustrated.
The Cardinal appears in a public event with representatives of the press as reported by the Boston Herald American.
In August Nixon retreated to Camp David as Watergate pressures mount. He lashed out at reporters after a security concern disrupted a planned New Orleans motorcade, revealing rare emotion. Rose Mary Woods greeted the Nixons on arrival at their oceanside home after the trip.
A reader reports new assessed values approaching 70 percent, far above the 35 percent estimates in today's Progress article on Scottsdale property tax. The letter questions state spending and urges voters to replace legislators with more fiscally minded leaders.
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