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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1970
Page
2
A editorial argues science outpaces morality as infant mortality drops and arms rise. It notes new drugs and monitoring tech could shape behavior and privacy, warns behavioral sciences lag, and cites Amitai Etzioni urging joint religious and scientific leadership to guard values. The piece questions if science can be tied to ethics.
The AF of L president George Meany calls for a $2.50 minimum wage while noting foreign competition and potential inflation. The argument warns higher wages could boost unemployment and risk economic chaos, suggesting wage and price controls as a possible remedy.
A reader in Adana refutes Bob Considine’s Christmas Tour piece alleging misrepresentations about Adana Turkey. The letter describes local life, transport, clubs, and amenities and defends the city against stereotypes. It also includes thanks to Paradise Valley officials for rejecting Camelback Country Club rezoning and praises a two and a half acre lifestyle.
Bonn officials warn that a major U.S. force withdrawal by late 1971 could push West Germany toward Finlandization. The potential move would weaken Bonn's bargaining power with Moscow, disrupt Ostpolitik plans, and spark a heated Bundestag defense showdown led by Franz-Josef Strauss.
Arthur Hoppe reports on a rumored scandal tied to Grace Coolidge and Cyrus Hockding, citing a secret 1926 letter found in a Ford roadster. The note hints at romantic favors and references a maple syrup production study, prompting cynicism about public figures and private words.
A named successor was named to lead the council making him heir to the presidency. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the change in leadership while the New York Post reports police sergeants receive retroactive pay. The Augusta Chronicle Herald cites constitutional reform affecting rule by statues and governance.
A reader urges city leaders to use traffic lights at the Osborn and Scottsdale intersection to stage quick patriotic reminders. The writer jokes that drivers can hear the flag salutes and national songs during light changes, claiming the idea would promote relaxation and pride.
New York based 52 Association, started in 1945 by Arnold Reuben, supports Vietnam wounded beyond government care. It runs Ossining estate rehab center with recreation facilities and expands to electronics training sending graduates to Chase Manhattan Bank and others. The group seeks private funding to build a Vocational and Recreational Rehabilitation Center and school on the Ossining site.
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