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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1974
Page
2
The editorial board reports a change of view on capital punishment. It argues revenge is no justification yet notes crime prevention failures and rising violence, including skyjacking and terrorism, with perpetrators often unpunished.
The author argues for severe punishment to deter murder and kidnapping while affirming innocent until proven guilty and the need for fair trials. The death penalty, if used, should protect society rather than seek revenge and should remove dangerous criminals.
The AHPA reports illegal Idaho roundup killed several wild horses when 50 to 60 were corralled near a cliff with nose hog rings. Survivors moved to a Nebraska pet food plant. Lawsuit by Humane Society and APHA accuses pilots and snowmobiles of cruelty and seeks enforcement of the Wild Horses and Burros Act.
Washington debates how far to push detente with Russia as VOA withholds major excerpts from Solzhenitsyns Gulag Archipelago. USIA and Kissinger links shape policy while critics urge extensive broadcast of the author’s criticisms of Soviet terror.
George Story reports forming a new teachers group in Scottsdale named The Scottsdale Independent Teachers for Turnips with three members and a fourth pending. They seek equal representation at negotiations alongside SFT SEA and SPE and propose dues as one bunch of radishes per month.
The Ladies' Gold Association hosts a luncheon at Gallup Country Club at noon in Gallup New Mexico as part of the Independent.
In a feature on George Haddaway publisher of Flight magazine, the Wings of Hope effort expands to 26 planes aiding Medical Missionaries of Mary and St Patrick's Missionary Society. Pilots relay moving Guatemala and Kenya stories of rescued families and tragic losses as they fly in bush planes to remote regions.
The piece notes 1.5 million Palestinian refugees fear renewed conflict and resettlement as talks loom. It cites a potential Palestinian state on the West Bank Gaza and Golan and cites positions of Golda Meir Jordan King Hussein Yasir Arafat and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine amid refugee questions and high birth rates.
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