Wilderness protection debated for Blue Range in Arizona
An editorial argues for permanent protection of the Blue Range Wilderness under the Wilderness Act. A Springerville hearing will compare a 23 4818 acre conservation proposal with the Forest Service plan of 177 139 acres. Critics warn a highway bisecting the area would harm its primitive character and urge safeguarding the high elevation, ecologically rich region.
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Budget cuts cut student travel for Scottsdale schools
Adults can travel but student trips were eliminated to save funds. The district trimmed travel budgets for students while preserving $13,206 for teachers and $2,080 for board members to attend conferences and training. Officials stress some student travel may be valuable and call for careful review before further cuts.
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My Lai fallout and Resor fate loom over Army post
Washington reports the My Lai affair threatens Army Secretary Stanley Resor with removal, while plans signal a looming leadership shakeup. Gen Creighton Abrams to be replaced by Gen Ferdinand Chesarek as part of a broader shift from combat to administrative roles in Vietnam.
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White House furor over Libyan rumors and Robb accusation
The piece reports Nixon reacting to rumors of a Western attack on Libya fueled by Soviet misinformation. It notes Sen. Charles H. Percy denying an accusation linking Maj. Charles Robb to a My Lai related atrocity, with Percy's inquiry exonerating Robb.
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Scottsdale Voter Urges Rights in Council Election
A reader from Scottsdale urges preserving voting rights and criticizes city government and media bias. The letter defends the Bill of Rights, warns against council-manager power, and calls for citizens to vote or run for office to ensure government reflects the will of the people.
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Supersonic Boeing plan eyed amid big 71 budget grant
A House appropriation of 96 million funds Boeing and suppliers for supersonic airliner prototypes. Senate panel approves 80 million, with 16 million pending Senate approval. By fiscal 71 total near 314 million, rising to 150 million by fiscal 73 as test flights begin. Air Force veteran Shaffer notes progress and market competition with Concorde.
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Scottsdale Progress issue details 1969 publication
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces publishers and staff including Jonathan Marshall editor Jerry McElfresh managing editor and Doc Wright assistant publisher. It notes publication schedule varying by season and pricing for subscriptions in and out of Arizona with monthly and yearly rates. The issue is Vol 1X No 247 dated December 18, 1969.
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