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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1977
Page
3
Anthropologist Margaret Mead cautions that the rise of single parent families, now over nine million, strains parenthood and society. She argues that divorce and easy gratification erode commitment, urging parents and children to work hard to preserve close relationships and to avoid having children if not prepared.
A narrator recalls a hectic ride home Friday February 11 1977 from the State Capitol area. Traffic snarls include weaving drivers running red lights and near misses at multiple streets before the journey ends with a safe arrival.
The piece attacks the FBI for failing to fully investigate the Women's Liberation Movement in the 1970s. It cites a 1970 Hoover memo, alleges infiltrations into government, churches, and media, and condemns the FBI for ending the probe after Hoover’s death in 1972. A clipping notes Barbara Herwig’s 1972 appointment as FBI director’s special assistant.
Washington columnist notes President Carter may commute Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy after eight years served. Liddy, known for silence and risky acts, seeks relief despite 1981 parole eligibility. Include references to Mitchell, Haldeman, Erlichman, and Nixon pardon. Letters urging leniency cited from Chesterfield Smith and Dennis Curtis.
Harriet Van Horne discusses the White House plan for a March 5 call in with President Carter. The piece highlights the hoped for mood shift, potential screening of calls, Cronkite involvement, and the symbolic value of citizens sharing concerns directly with the president.
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