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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1971
Page
2
The editorial argues against expanding bowl games beyond the big four, citing ASU as an example where promoters valued ticket sales over team fit. It critiques pressure on local businesses to buy tickets and concerns about publicity driving stadium expansion for charity rather than need.
An unmarked confidential letter warns about mailing lists selling consumer names to advertisers. The author argues subscribing or buying by mail exposes personal data, urges postal form opt outs, and calls for congressional privacy legislation to curb junk mail and aid the postal deficit.
In Sacramento Muskie met eight Democratic leaders over three hours at the Firehouse restaurant. California lawmakers viewed him as the clear 1972 nominee favorite while some signaled early support despite rival candidates McGovern and Bayh. Personal ties with Assembly Speaker Moretti and Bayh allies shape possible endorsements.
A satire of a 1971 Paris show announcing a radical one legged P-frame bustle back roller shade look. Designers push single edict outfits to flatter all body types leading to mass experimentation and global fashion upheaval. Engagements and marriages reportedly rise as women embrace varied styles.
In Scottsdale a playful mailbag tale describes a life-sized green trash can flowerpot dubbed Godzilla arriving in the neighborhood. Residents watch as "Son of Godzilla" mistakenly dumps trash as they learn to reuse their cans after service, joking that Godzilla is a phony.
Residents voice concern over high rises and city motto shift from Western to Progressive. They warn about crowded schools, lost views, and strain on playgrounds while opponents push for more housing and families.
The Supreme Court refused to review lower court rulings on school appearance rules. Wisconsin supports hair length as part of personal freedom, while Des Moines Register notes most federal filings oppose school dress codes. The court lets lower courts resolve the issue for now.
Greek historian Herodotus describes Persian decision making as a two step process. They deliberate while drunk, then review the night’s decision when sober and act if approved. Often they deliberate sober first but still reconsider under wine's influence.
The piece argues the term unwanted child masks the true cause the pregnancy itself and critiques abortion advocates. It cites adoption statistics showing demand exceeds supply and claims many would-be parents endure long waits while a mother awaits. It emphasizes a compassionate view that a child who is wanted exists even if not carried by the birth mother.
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