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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1970
Page
2
The Nevada underground nuclear test leak sparks concern as Alaska prepares Cannikin the largest test to date. Critics question seismic risk groundwater contamination wildlife impact and global radioactivity spread while AEC defends safety claims.
The Phoenix community mourns Patrolman Albert Bluhm and Patrolman Dale Stone who died in the line of duty. Bluhm was shot during a stop and Stone was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car while aiding Bluhm. Readers may donate to the Phoenix Policemen Fund via Progress.
Time enthusiasts gather at Shor's next month as Benrus presents awards to Hank Aaron for 3000 hits, J Edgar Hoover for tenure, Lowell Thomas for broadcasting, Gary Gabelich for speed, and Sylvia Earle Mead for underwater endurance. The piece notes other notable figures and a humorous jab at a horn blower after a green light.
A Scottsdale resident commends police, sanitation crews, postal workers, and the city manager Donaldson for prompt courteous service over decades while noting human error. The letter underscores appreciation for public servants contributing to safety cleanliness and happiness.
Surviving are three sons, one by marriage, as reported in the Dubuque Iowa Telegraph Herald obituary or notice.
A six member bi party coalition moves to set up an outside inquiry into Justice William O. Douglas charging the prior subcommittee report was a whitewash. The plan calls for sworn testimony and a five month deadline to determine whether Douglas acted with high crimes or failed to maintain good behavior.
A humorous critique of housework and Sunday routines in families when football dominates attention. The piece notes husbands’ need for football on Sundays and mothers facing a constant cycle of meals, cleaning, and paper distribution, with networks aware of the tension.
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