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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1973
Page
2
The Scottsdale Planning Commission will review three parcels totaling about 1,000 acres for Planned Community Districts with two to four homes per acre. Critics warn that granting up to four homes per acre could strain schools and transit and set a risky precedent ahead of master plan revisions. Delaying the change may better align with community goals.
Scottsdale plans a $3 million performing arts theater near the Civic Center. An architect is chosen. aim is a flexible venue for major events with potential for a resident Shakespeare repertory company and year round touring productions.
Analysis of mine clearance near Haiphong outlines dangers for 7th Fleet minesweepers. Detailing risks from drifting and hidden munitions, the piece notes military planners including Rear Admiral Brian McCauley coordinating with Haiphong harbor authorities as dozens of foreign ships anchor offshore awaiting clearance.
Reader letters cite Scottsdale coach Bill Owen praising his team while critics accuse him of discriminating against seniors. The discussion spans capital punishment remarks by Sen. Scott Alexander and a call for televised crime punishment, urging accountability and exposure of consequences.
Washington sources reveal a confidential, top to bottom review of U.S. energy policy amid oil and gas shortages. Ehrlichman and Kissinger push for massive funding to reduce dependence on foreign supplies, with Sen. Jackson urging a billion dollar crash program for coal liquefaction and new tech. The study weighs two way Moscow trade, Arab price risks, and a shift from exporter to importer status.
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