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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1973
Page
2
Editorial condemns motorbike and four wheel traffic in Pinnacle Peak and Squaw Peak parklands. Riders displace soil and litter vegetation while firing within city limits. Call for tougher state county and city action to curb off highway vehicle desecration.
The passage notes Social Security provides retirement security and reduces dependence on charity while praising recent benefit increases. It criticizes the regressive tax, arguing 5.85 percent on the first 12,000 up to 1974 hits low earners hardest and that higher revenue should come from greater ability to pay, not higher rates.
The review portrays Dr. Vilar’s book as portraying women as manipulative and undermining men. It notes aggressive jokes about women and love as power while debating liberation movements. The piece questions author intent and hints at sensational potential readership.
A controversial critique argues the US Vietnam role serves corporate and oil interests. It claims 50,000 American deaths, vast civilian suffering, and a "warfare-welfare" economy, alleging oil, cheap labor, and weapon testing motives behind US policy.
The Israeli armed forces chief says since the Munich massacre Israel has struck eight guerrilla bases in Syria or Lebanon, killing or wounding about one thousand. He warns the fight will continue, with new assaults feared on diplomats and travelers abroad.
An on air tribute to Roberto Clemente notes his impact beyond New York teams and argues Hall of Fame worthiness rests on achievement, humanitarian acts, not just Yankee or Dodgers affiliation. It contrasts Clemente with New York glamor and applauds his legacy.
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