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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1971
Page
2
Editorial argues it is more moral to regulate abortion than push risky illegal procedures. It notes past bills stalled in committee and supports James McKey's safeguards for hospital abortions with medical and counseling provisions.
The piece notes a sharp rise in Arizona traffic fatalities early in 1971 with nearly 50 percent more deaths than the previous year. It urges the Legislature to study states with lower fatality rates and consider slower driving and safer car use to curb the trend.
White House aides describe President Nixon as backing a reorganized federal government with revenue sharing to shift power to states and locals. plan envisions folding seven cabinet agencies into four broad departments, provoking fierce resistance from Congress and interest groups.
Book review by Fay Free discusses Jane West and Michael Richs guide to basketball for women. It explains terms like pick fast break and boards, notes Wests expertise and the foreword by Mrs. Walter Kennedy, and emphasizes making women confident fans whether at games or from home.
A list of popular titles from Crystal Cave to The French Lieutenant’s Woman appears alongside an NBA official rules guide. The note highlights referees and coaching roles in basketball, praises fan engagement, and hints at a glossary of basketball language.
In Appalachia Corners Maude Joad asks for the President's revenue sharing cash. The Government Man explains the program funds states and cities after studies and priorities. Jud jokes about costs and curtains as they wonder how the money will reach them.
Fragmented quotes from Philadelphia Inquirer Detroit News and Illinois State Journal reveal casual remarks about players and family. Mentions Ed and Tricie as friends and Jacques Plante as goalie with scoreless periods.
James Buckley weighs how to label his Senate stint amid a tug of war among aides and New York Conservative leaders. F. Clifton White pressures a Conservative tag, while Buckley leans toward Republican Conservative or Conservative Republican to avoid alienating the GOP and conservative vote. Potential party-ticket rules threaten the Conservative and Liberal parties and redraw New York politics.
In Pasadena NASA’s JPL explains Vikings will land on Mars to test soil and photograph terrain. Mariner 8 and 9 launch in May to map Mars from 600 miles, while Mariner 10 targets Venus and Mercury in 1973 before Grand Tour studies of Jupiter, Saturn, and Pluto in the late 1970s.
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