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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1974
Page
3
The Scottsdale art center faces a budget gap with bids at 5.177 million against a 3.3 million allocation. The piece urges a realistic approach, proposing a core building now and phased additions later, trimming costly lighting and restaurant spaces to keep the project viable.
A reader contrasts U S freedoms with communist rule. Censorship and travel bans in the Soviet Union and East Germany are highlighted. A letter intended for a private address is redirected to a publishing-house friend to evade restrictions, illustrating lack of freedom behind the curtain.
A Virginia public debate centers on a proposed 10 mile I-66 extension through Arlington to the Potomac River. Proponents cite growth and mobility. opponents highlight environmental impact and the potential for higher energy use unless mass transit expands.
A reader argues against providing long term care for the physically or mentally disabled, comparing wartime tactics to domestic policy. He commends parents and a physician who withheld nutrients from a nine day old infant at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, urging others with severely handicapped children to act similarly.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists Jonathan Marshall and Jerry McElfresh as editor and publisher respectively. It is published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. with office at 7302 E Earls Dr Scottsdale AZ 85251 and a stated subscription rate by mail and carrier.
A 12 year old named Jay Allen urges finding a safe local place to ride motorcycles. He argues it would reduce street riding by youths under 16 and cut down safety hazards, noting long walks or waiting for family vacations as current barriers.
Tempe readers seek clarity on the B-1 bomber as research prototypes remain unpublished. Critics from Quakers Clergy and Laity Concerned and environmental groups urge disclosure of total cost potential program cuts funding impact and implications for health education and welfare.
An opinion argues tax inequities burden the working class while capital income is favored. It urges a large citizen lobby to press Congress for fair tax laws, supports full deduction for child care, denounces repealing lobbies, and calls for day care underwrite in the United States.
The column notes rising robberies in ski masks by amateurs, cites a congressman's wife beaten during a bicycle theft, and jokes on fashion trends. It offers four humorous theories from climate, status, and energy concerns to explain the shift and ends with a quip about panty hose disguises.
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