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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
2
An editorial argues for an international ecocide treaty citing Vietnam war destruction. It warns that modern warfare damages ecosystems, destroys habitats, and threatens global survival if nations do not prohibit such acts.
In Philadelphia during the Pennsylvania primary bid, Hubert Humphrey seeks support from Gov. Milton Shapp and Mayor Frank Rizzo to slow Edward Muskie. Shapp drifts toward Muskie, while Rizzo hedges, threatening Humphrey’s plan to gain delegation control and block Muskie’s momentum.
In Maricopa County a growing bike riders lobby presses for safe places to ride and a share of transportation budgets for bike trails. Scottsdale and Tempe begin bikeway plans. Phoenix and the state lag. The editorial urges bikeways around schools to protect children riders.
President Nixon shows deep concern over football injuries after high school players die or are seriously injured in 1971. Don Kendall reports 13 deaths and illnesses across New York Texas Illinois North Carolina and other states, urging better coaching and technique alongside protective gear.
The Progress invites letters to the editor but limits length to 400 words due to space. Writers should include a name and home address for verification. Preference is given to typewritten letters.
ARTHUR HOPPE lampoons President Nixon touring Washington during winter, with locals reacting to his appearance and aides detailing travel plans. The piece riffs on political scenes, Capitol Week patterns, and a mock proposal by Professor Lawson to move capital sites for efficiency and endless lawmaking.
Bookmakers peg a tight post season game with Tennessee as a one point favorite per Adrian Daily Telegram. The Tribune reports senator speculation and gubernatorial salting request by F. The Columbus Dispatch notes a three-quarter ton vehicle with metal roof radio gear a 240 gallon tank and a wench on the front.
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