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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1971
Page
2
Mohave County Miner publisher Dick Waters recounts attending the Arizona Town Hall on Alcohol and Drug Abuse at Grand Canyon. He says we must judge individuals, not appearances, and teach children self image and love to curb future temptations. Amen.
Scottsdale Historical Society wins preservation for the Red Brick Schoolhouse with a 50 year City Chamber contract. The old building, once a grade school and later City Hall and Library, will house historical exhibits after renovation. A Chamber committee leads fund raising and volunteer support for the project.
On The Line Publisher notes Sam Yorty's strong appeal in New Hampshire as he campaigns toward a primary victory. The column recalls past endorsements and predicts a big win if he maintains momentum and avoids missteps. It also mentions local remarks from figures connected to aviation ads and cost-of-living concerns.
A Scottsdale Daily Progress letter responds to a previous editorial on media freedom quoting Spengler. The writer questions views on the Birch Society as a secret group and calls for access to Birch records for a follow up story, noting prior denials.
Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan, long seen as a potential favorite son, is reported by Muskie aides to be leaning toward endorsing Senator Edmund Muskie before year’s end. The move would reshape delegate dynamics at Miami Beach, as McGovern Commission reforms push toward uncommitted delegates and pledged slates in primaries.
In reflective prose the author weighs India Pakistan and regional powers amid conflict. Viewpoints clash over rights and duties as famine and fear strip away certainty. Photographs of suffering reinforce a solitary truth that hunger and pain outpace grand strategy.
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