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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1976
Page
3
An editorial argues Americans should temper self-criticism and focus on constructive debate about economy foreign policy and government agency operations. It cites international views on American discourse but says dissent remains a right while urging concrete plans for the future.
Readers object to constant canned music in the Scottsdale Civic Center Mall finding it intrusive in elevators stores and offices. A compromise proposal suggests hourly music and weekend band concerts to balance ambiance and noise.
Rep. Al Ullman says he faced a quick, tailored audit after a call to Internal Revenue Commissioner Donald Alexander. Ullman asserts two to three brief visits found his books in order, contrasting with usual lengthy audits. The piece notes Montoya’s case was reportedly shielded and cites broader Nixon-era IRS pressures and retirements.
Letter from JAN NIEMANN of the League of Women Voters of East Maricopa praising an editorial on the ERA. She argues the House leadership should bring the ERA to the floor to reveal legislators positions and push for a constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights in all states.
Debbie Ervin was struck by a car while biking at Indian School and Miller Road on January 27. The writers thank the passengers in the car, the service station attendants, ambulance crews, fire department, police, and Scottsdale Memorial Hospital emergency staff for quick, thorough, and compassionate aid that eased the family's distress.
The Center for Short-Lived Phenomena CS LP in Cambridge Massachusetts operates a global pollution and disaster clearinghouse with 2000 scientist correspondents in 144 countries. It reports oil spills volcanic eruptions and other incidents while pursuing a funded alert and reporting network.
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