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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues the SC C College administration ignores student activists who want a voice in spending and priorities. It notes a decisive student vote for artichoke as mascot, upcoming football plans, and calls for mediation and reevaluation of college needs and governance.
A columnist reflects on how police, clerks and other officials are blamed and dehumanized. They share normal family and financial stresses but are held to higher standards and are expected to set perfect examples.
The piece surveys historical and recent cases of non native species brought to new lands. It cites Thomas Austins rabbits in Australia and gypsy moths spreading in the United States. It discusses Panama Canal species mixing and Hawaii axis deer with environmental impact hearings and policy gaps.
The letter argues against oversized signs and blight from outdated billboards. It cites Scottsdale’s sign ordinance as a model, urging communities to amortize old signs quickly to balance development with neighborhood character and economic health.
A Scottsdale Daily reader protests Dr. David Reuben's column December 5, calling it offensive and harmful to youth. The letter criticizes the column's lax tone toward sex and urges equal space for a more marriage-centered view, noting the paper's broader editorial stance on issues.
In a Camp David driven reshuffle Nixon fills Commerce with Frederick Dent, a political novice, while Peter G. Peterson is ousted. The second term aims for a cabinet that is symbolic and subordinate to White House power, sidelining high visibility figures.
A reader declares cancellation of a long term Progress subscription citing strong disapproval of a Dr David Reuben column on sex. The letter argues biblical authority and condemns modern morality as a disguise of old immorality.
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