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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1970

Page

2

Editorial urges long range plan for public golf in Scottsdale district

The editorial argues Scottsdale Paradise Valley should create a long term plan for public golf and park development around the Indian Bend Wash. It envisions two public courses, riding trails, camping areas and tennis courts, with land acquisition north and south and a municipal authority to fund parks like the airport authority.

Scottsdale Paradise Valley Arizona Camelback Inn Palms Inn Indian Bend Wash

Arizona forest wilderness hope faces political hurdles

ORREN BEATY notes Congress may designate four Arizona forest lands as wilderness, with mixed support and opposition from local groups. Park Service caution and slow House action loom as the Wilderness Act nears its sixth anniversary, while Arizona sites including Petrified Forest and Sycamore Canyon seek protection amid grazing, mining, and conservation debates.

Orren Beaty Congress Arizona Foreste Forest Service Arizona

Campaign of fear drives airline bombings and hijackings

A speaker denounces Arab terrorists for bombing and hijacking actions that target civilians and Israel's economy. The text argues international sanctions and forced extradition to end hijackings, contending such acts delay peace and provoke retaliation.

Cuba Israel Middle East

Democrats weigh Strauss OBrien shift at national HQ

Washington reports a plan to appoint Robert Strauss as national treasurer and Lawrence OBrien as national chairman to pivot the party toward nuts and bolts governance. Despite backing, no final decisions exist as March 5 meeting approaches with dissent from some liberals and lingering intra-party friction.

Washington Robert Strauss Texas Strauss Lawrence F. O’brien Fred Harris Oklahoma O’brien-Strauss Congress O’brien New York Hubert H. Humphrey Harris Richard Hughes New Jersey Jack English Lyndon B. Johnson O 'Brien Tom Johnson Dallas Dove Johnson John’b. Connally McGovern Commission On Busine Democratic National Committee Democratic Policy Council Nce Council

Barnard Seeks Ethics Light On Heart Transplants

A letter from Dr. Christiaan Barnard to Brooklyn College student Robert Hedlund defends heart and organ transplantation as life saving and ethical, arguing education can overcome opposition and death diagnoses. Astronaut Frank Borman also criticizes waning public interest and urges renewed space program momentum.

New York Christiaan Barnard Robert Hedlund Brooklyn College Robert Frank Borman Space Agency Ross Perot Texas Edmund Hillary Tensing Norway Everest

Public thanks to Scottsdale city workers and Jim McDaniels

A reader thanks city workers including Fire Department inspector Jim McDaniels for helping with a stalled car on Indian School Road and ensuring the sender reached home safely. The letter praises public servants in Scottsdale.

Indian School Rd Jim McDaniels Fire Department Ruth Chappell Scottsdale

Feedback from an ex-newspaperman and advertiser

A longtime reader praises The Progress for improvements in news coverage writing and typography since switching to offset printing. He notes a quicker pace, a new This Weekend section, and stronger ad response, attributing it to better reader attention and new readers.

Censorship ills in The Seven Minutes review

Jackie Bregman analyzes Irving Wallace The Seven Minutes a 1969 Simon and Schuster novel examining freedom of speech and censorship. The review praises courtroom drama and argues the book supports reading freedom while noting its historical context and controversial themes.

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New York Judge Resigns Over Court Congestion

Judge Simon Silver of New York City's criminal court quits with a year left in his term citing unbearable congestion. He faced a docket of over 150 cases daily, saying a calendar should not exceed forty. He warns that the system needs a major overhaul.

Simon Silver New York City Criminal Court Silver America Milwaukee Sentinel

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