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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1972
Page
2
The piece critiques the Miami Beach Democratic and Republican conventions for disorganization and scripted theatrics while praising some policy notes. It questions Nixon and Agnew rhetoric and highlights perceived leadership flaws. A second column questions the use of the term ethnic in political discourse and traces its evolving meaning.
The piece argues that the word ethnic is charged with bias amid rising awareness of diverse origins. It cites Michael Novak’s definition and discusses WASP stereotypes, melting pot tensions, and the potential impact on political choice as Americans confront ethnic labeling.
A nostalgic look at early cars like the Stanley Steamer and Model T contrasts with today’s recalls. It notes that in a single week two major manufacturers recalled over four million vehicles, raising questions about mass production, quality control, and consumer expectations for durability versus disposability.
The conservative wing won the key rules battle in Miami Beach delaying liberal hopes for a different delegate plan. Clark MacGregor offered mediation but was rebuffed as Senator Tower and Clifford Jones negotiated. Liberal Persuasion stalled amid internal party tensions and aging strategy.
The Progress requests letters be limited to 350 words and require the writer’s name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions are preferred to ease processing and ensure readability.
A 1970s study cites EPA figures that one in five Americans face hazardous noise daily. It links long term exposure to hearing loss, heart disease, high blood pressure, and sleep disruption, while noting industry reluctance to adopt quieter tech and barriers.
Patricia C Stillman of Scottsdale urges the community to protect native desert trees. She cites the 2-foot diameter mesquite grove removed under Kaiser Aetna’s land policy and calls for developers to replace significant trees with similar ones during rezoning and site planning.
JEWELL ANSELME argues that the future is partly revealed in Revelation and emphasizes Christ as the path to lasting love peace and understanding. The writer urges prayer for understanding and faith in Christ.
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