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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1974
Page
2
Editorial argues Scottsdale should hold public hearings to let citizens choose which city services to cut as revenues stay flat and inflation raises costs. It praises citizen involvement and notes a $2 million budget trim already made, urging further resident input before next year's plan.
On a Wednesday near Scottsdale Road a very elderly man tripped and fell. Bystanders and a Mountain Bell driver rendered aid until police arrived. An ambulance had already been dispatched from downtown Good Samaritan Hospital, leading to questions about response times and location.
The State Department denied Eero Nystrom, Finland’s metalworkers leader and Communist, a U.S. visa citing Meany's rule against Communist trade union members entering on union business. The Scandinavians canceled their U.S. factory tour. The incident drew press criticism in Scandinavia and highlighted Cold War era immigration practices.
Reader objects to labeling Del Camino Nursery as the biggest violator while noting 22 breakins since 1968 and a $15000 uninsured loss before alarm service. He cites stolen merchandise, police handling of juveniles, and warns against overgeneralizing false alarms.
A satirical fable shows two leaders forming a treaty to stop breeding Psnxtls, only to see one unleashed creature devour supporters of both sides, the fearful dictator, and even wildflowers. Aloysius Tubafat steals a Psnxtl triggering a cascade that consumes all, including the valley’s people and flowers. The moral warns one Psnxtl is enough.
A Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce president lauds the Scottsdale Daily Progress for excellent coverage over the year. He notes the paper's reporting strengthened community ties and boosted attendance at weekly Know the Candidates breakfasts.
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