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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1975
Page
30
Letter to the editor complains about long waits for left turns at Scottsdale and Thomas Roads. Drivers must use a risky two-car, red-light merge that blocks cross and through traffic, urging a short dedicated left turn phase to ease congestion and improve safety.
The Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club expresses gratitude for coverage of its periodical club news items in the Scottsdale Daily Progress over the past year and wishes a happy and prosperous new year to all readers and staff.
The Progress explains it will not publish unsigned letters or those signed with pseudonyms. Writers must include a signature and a verifiable telephone number for staff confirmation.
Arthur Hoppe jokes about congressman Wilbur Mills and the Bagley Boodle tale. Boodle resists quitting, endures eccentric daily rituals, and finally meets a grim fate by leaping out a window, dying as a political emblem of choosing the hard path.
Opinion piece argues public-interest tests should ban hazardous products unless essential. It cites Freon and red dye No 2 to criticize government standards, industry influence, and the burden on consumers to prove harm. Warns of insolvency risk and calls for stronger safeguards and accountability.
Newspapers weigh President Ford’s commission to probe CIA spying. Editors urge balanced scrutiny, caution against overreaction, and emphasize need for transparency and protection of civil rights while preserving national security interests.
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