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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1974
Page
2
A California State Assembly bill aims to curb uncontrolled spread of personal data in computer banks. It requires security at computer plants, annual operator reports, and allows individuals to correct and learn about records. The measure, praised as a step forward, is urged for Arizona to follow.
A reader recalls receiving a post card from assessor Ken Kunes outlining last year and current year property tax assessments. The writer supports public information but urges privacy and dislikes public mailing of tax data.
A heartfelt note thanks Dr. Arthur Lucas for decades of care in New York, recalling his kindness, late night emergencies, and medical prudence. The letter laments his retirement due to illness, praising his personal touch and noting a past where pharmacists and physicians were trusted family figures.
The piece parodies Arthur Hoppe urging the President to pursue a strong inflationary path and a “low mood” to boost bargain hunting, discuss public morale, and tackle energy and economic woes. It lampoons public concern over prices, unemployment, and the economy while suggesting paradoxical benefits of inflation.
A group argues that schools must receive top priority for fuel allocation to protect children’s education. They warn that cutting school bus fuel will shift costs to families and harm learning, urging continued support for transportation funding and weekend supervision.
The business community and citizens of Sualtistite are said to be awaiting hearings. MONEws reports that he will beovis TD MLR.
Readers urge stricter accountability as break ins rise and youths lift petty goods. A Phoenix police case spurs calls for public shaming and parental responsibility to curb crime and protect communities.
Local residents urge safer access to the East Scottsdale Little League site at Chaparral Park. They warn severe traffic, with six games nightly across four lanes, will endanger children crossing McDonald Drive and Granite Reef. They request crosswalks and lighting, considering car pools or legal bike routes. Names include Mrs Ray Kerr, Mrs Sam Cotter, Mrs Gerald Hill, Mrs Michael Callahan, and Mrs Fred Geiser.
W. B. Wright known as Doc has been appointed assistant publisher at Ye Ishioiati Mensaiap Association. The move positions him to oversee editorial operations and support the organization's communications strategy.
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