Riding the town trail in a sunlit Valley of the Sun
The editorial laments shrinking horse trails as Scottsdale and Paradise Valley grow, noting how smog and paved roads reduce open spaces for riding. It welcomes the Parada del Sol and Arabian Horse Show, fears the need to import horses from nearby towns, and urges preservation of trails for future visitors and residents.
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Dave
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Devel
Wickenburg
Payson
Saving the American wilderness
Peter Farb urges stronger national park protection in The Christian Science Monitor, blaming the National Park Service for development driven overuse. He calls for rationed automobile access and rigorous conservation policies to preserve forests and wildlife for future generations.
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United States
Peter Farb
Wildlife Authority
the Monitor
Farb
National Park Service
Democrats move to create youth division in D N C
The Democratic National Committee, invited by White House aide W. Marvin Watson Jr, hires former Rep. Charles L. Weltner of Georgia to lead a new Youth Division. Weltner will split time between Atlanta and Washington, overseeing the effort nationwide to appeal to younger voters.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
W. Marvin Watson, Jr
Johnson
Charles L. Weltner
Georgia
Weltner
Watson
Committee
John Bailey
Atlanta
South
New Orleans
Republican National Committee
Charles H. Percy
Ilnois
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Percy
Spotlight on Maddox as Georgia's new governor
Washington reports on Governor Maddox and the global attention his inauguration draws. Ralph McGill notes the public questions about his past stance, his Protestant Puritan ethic, and whether his policies will extend equal rights to African Americans while acknowledging the worldwide interest in his leadership.
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Richard M. Nixon
South
Barry Goldwater
Percy
New Orleans
Romney
Washington
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Saifon
Hong Kong
Tokyo
McGill New York
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Maddox
Europe
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United States
Eng
Gov. Maddox
New Deal
Great Society
Gov
Earth
The Mailbag on Abortion in Arizona Law
Mark D Farrington argues before the Arizona Legislature for abortion rights as essential to individual freedom. He likens blanket prohibitions to past bans on alcohol and suggests personal discretion should govern abortion in cases of rape incest fetal malformation and similar justifications.
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Arizona
Mark D. Farrington
Camelia
Scottsdale
Editorial Praise for Paper’s Awards and Salisbury Defense
A reader from Mrs Israel M Ulian of ISRAEL commends the paper for its awards from the Arizona Newspaper Association and its lead editorial defending Harrison Salisbury in January.
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Arizona Newspaper Association
Harrison Salisbury
Israel M
Ulian
Scottsdale Letters to Readers Clarify Submission Rules
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites reader letters but limits them to about 400 words. All letters must carry a consistent address, though the address may be withheld upon request. The paper signals a standard procedure for submissions and reader engagement.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Fighting the two wars in Vietnam and poverty at home
Roscoe Drummond reports a bipartisan shift toward simultaneous antiwar and anti-poverty drives. Republicans and Democrats seek to reduce federal controls, expand local funding, and back job training and low cost housing to ease urban blight and racial tensions. John Gardner adds that aspirations exceed organizational capacity.
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Washington
Anding
U.S
Must Drumsmond
Vietnam
Charles Percy
R.-Ill
Ribicoff
Percy
Ribbicoff
Congress
HEW
John Gardner
Barry Goldwater on Lowering the Voting Age and Civil Rights
Barry Goldwater argues for lowering the national voting age to 18 and proposes two amendments: military personnel abroad and recently moved voters should be allowed to vote for president. He frames voting as a fundamental civil right and praises Republican platform actions on ending voting denial.
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Barry Goldwater
Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details and date
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published by the Scottsdale Publishing Company lists offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252 and notes editors Jerry McElfresh and W B Doc Wright. It states publication Monday through Friday evenings and Saturday mornings with second class postage in Scottsdale Arizona and shows February 1 1987 as issue date.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
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Scottsdale
Ariz
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Doc" Wright
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