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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues for a broad safety education campaign and homegrown laws updates to tackle rising bicycle use and accidents near schools. It calls for studies of traffic patterns, bike lanes, and possible land acquisition funded by redirecting one percent of gasoline taxes to build bikeways.
The Progress defends press diversity and rejects Brophy's claim of media monopolies while noting many newspapers and radio networks exist under varied ownership. It counters secrecy claims about the John Birch Society and offers a series if Birch files are opened.
AFL CIO President George Meany faces blunt pushback from union chiefs led by Frank Fitzsimmons and Leonard Woodcock who warn there will be no mass Pay Board walkout and argue for a role inside government. They also question Kennedy biographical hype and history.
In a reflective essay a veteran journalist recalls the 1941 Pearl Harbor raid led by Nagumo. The piece details fleet strength, timing, the surprise of U S forces, and the toll on ships and lives with vivid World War II imagery and a closing anecdote about FDR Jr visiting the White House.
A clipped report notes uncertainty whether a newsman in a car with A. was thrown from the vehicle. It mentions a verdict in 34th District Court with Judge B. presiding on an intoxication case, and references local coverage from Charlotte and El Paso.
A front page correction notes the Valley Environmental Coalition is a new, broad-based group meeting since October. It includes high school and ASU groups, citizen organizations, and individuals focused on ecology, pesticides, litter control, Aravaipa Canyon, recycling, legislation, Earth Week, and other environmental issues in the Valley of the Sun.
Washington reporters recount a humorous take on aging at a White House Conference on Aging. Experts argue longevity is the root of old age problems while lampooning cures from a Florida fountain to stopping lifespan altogether.
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