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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges Scottsdale and Paradise Valley to review zoning to handle population growth. It argues zoning should adapt to changing times, balance density, and protect community standards while avoiding overdevelopment and strain on schools and streets.
Scottsdale revels in Parade week as the town turns back to the West with the Parada del Sol and rodeo. Credit goes to the Taycees organizers, parade participants, police, and cleanup crews for a successful event and pristine streets.
Inside Report links Nixon blink during the poverty funds dispute with Reagan to a backroom California maneuver. Money men advised moderates to avoid ideological clashes, preserving Reagan's leverage over the 1972 Republican delegation while signaling White House caution on resisting Reagan. The piece notes intergovernmental tensions and fear of a Reagan bid shaping national strategy.
Washington experts claim a new leadership purge reaches the highest echelons of Maoist rule as military authorities take power. Observers cite missing officials like Hsieh Fu-chih, former minister of public security, amid security procedure changes in Peking and signals of a cultural revolution backed crackdown.
The American Insurance Association and two other nationwide groups endorse a modified no fault plan. It would allow insurers to seek reimbursement from negligent drivers out of court. A key Hart bill would preserve fault for certain severely harmed victims while replacing most fault-based claims with full medical and related expense reimbursement.
A Beit Shean English instructor asks for books to form a town library for 250 pupils facing rocket attacks. Book Bank USA, led by Sydney Kluger, replies with 619 cartons sent to Israel plus libraries aided in 14 other countries, emphasizing a two way cultural exchange and no political motive.
Scottsdale reader Jane Knudsen argues that speeders, not officers, are the problem and that tickets may deter accidents. She suggests drivers pay traffic fines, officers focus on other duties, and police contribute to tax funds, urging better sign adherence and safety.
In a hatless world, women seek mood lifters beyond millinery. The piece contrasts old hat rituals with modern substitutes, noting fur helmets and knitted coverings fail to lift the spirit and suggesting perhaps broader sources of self, a shared cultural shift away from hat purchases.
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