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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues that past ecologists were ignored, but today pressure from governments, industries, and universities grows. It warns laws and science won’t save us without personal commitment to limits on energy use, mass transit adoption, and reduced consumption to prevent ecological collapse.
Inside Report outlines Democratic and Republican moves shaping Texas support for Nixon in 1972. It notes Muskie courting Texas leaders to pivot for him, while a Republican operative warns Nixon’s Texas base is slipping. Connally’s future backing remains uncertain amid intra party tensions and anti oil price backlash.
A satirical dialogue portrays a mock public showing of a 71 Nixon car model with cosmetic changes and referenced past Nixon versions. It features a shopper praising design while noting recalls from earlier Nixon models and jokes about policy consistency and branding.
The article reports Fidel Castro bluntly detailing Cuba's deep economic and social crises, accusing mismanagement and shortages. He warns 1971 will be no better, vows to fight vagrancy and ideological weaknesses, and notes sugar production lagging far behind targets while imports and Soviet aid rise.
The Phoenix City Council votes to create a park at Echo Canyon near Camelback Mountain despite homeowner protests. Supporters praise the recreation space and canyon protection, while acknowledging potential traffic annoyances. Authorities hope to acquire more Valley parks in the future.
Report indicates Mr V visited a local school yesterday and lectured on destructive pests. A large number attended as part of a series on safety and pest control.
Amid a weathered New Year skyline, New York faces a crisis as firemen strike over pay, leaving hydrants and alarm boxes uncleared. The piece traces historical roots from Peter Stuyvesant to Benjamin Franklin and notes the city’s fragile finances.
Jonathan Marshall is editor and publisher with Jerry McElfresh and Boe Wright in top roles. The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings September to May and Monday through Friday June to August from 7302 E Bartt Dr Scottsdale AZ 85251.
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