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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1974
Page
2
An editorial argues Nixon cannot act as judge over Watergate. It states the scandal requires full truth and judicial due process. Congress must decide impeachment, and the President cannot withhold subpoenaed information without risking grounds for impeachment.
Scottsdale High School editorial cites two student pedestrian deaths on Indian School Road and urges city and school authorities to install a chain across the road or station a traffic officer during rush hours to prevent further fatalities. It emphasizes early action and student leader involvement.
The piece argues that EPA quietly weakens the 1972 Clean Water Act by delaying deadlines and softening toxic standards. It cites missing substances, permits that allow increased pollution, and doubts about meeting July 1 1977 standards amid Nixon-era political pressure.
Harriet Van Horne surveys rising public anger across classes amid campus riots, oil greed, and government indifference. Grace Paley’s new work signals seventies mood while unrest and nonviolent occupations echo Britain’s housing crisis and U.S. strikes. The piece urges mass public protest and humanizing society amid political and cultural upheaval.
A Wisconsin couple writes in to praise local youth parades and rodeo events after a critic questioned child participation. They urge giving children chances to perform and learn by doing, noting the positive energy and community spirit.
A Scottsdale resident laments two recent crossings on Indian School Road near Scotts dale High in crosswalks with right of way ignored by speeding motorists. She questions lack of police presence and missing school zone signs, urging action before a fatality occurs.
Donald E. Ruff presents the Boys' Club of Scottsdale community service award to Scottsdale Daily Progress for over 20 years of community service to the Boys' Club and support of youth guidance in the greater Scottsdale area.
The speaker imagines a Moscow summit where Nixon jokes about US plans to take over Canada and Mexico. The dialogue references Estonia Latvia Lithuania Finland and other Eastern European states as potential targets or examples in a provocative exchange. The piece carries a satirical tone from a Los Angeles context.
Letter from John T. Deaton complains about Godzilla system trash collection on February 8. He describes spilled garbage in the alley, scolds workers for blaming residents, and notes he and neighbors clean weekly yet the mess returns after collection.
A letter from David A Crone of Promotional Planners Inc Phoenix commends the Progress newspaper as a very good paper and extends congratulations to the staff and advertises the publication in a supportive tone.
W. B. Doc Wright is appointed assistant publisher at Arsh Pl. The veteran newsroom administrator brings decades of print experience to oversee editorial operations and strategic planning.
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