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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
2
Opinion outlines the First Amendment's purpose to protect religious freedom and separation of church and state while noting a 5-4 Supreme Court ruling that states cannot provide tax credits for families sending children to religious schools. Arguments consider potential impacts on chaplains and religious property exemptions.
The Kingman explosion exposed equipment and human errors, yet rescuers and the Air Evac service delivered rapid medical aid. Critics call Air Evac costly and seek cutbacks, while supporters urge state responsibility. the incident underscores its necessity and heroism.
Scientists warn that man made development accelerates beach erosion and that natural dunes recover slowly. Duke professor Orin Pilkey argues for setback lines and reduced coastal building while the Army Corps favors sand nourishment despite high costs and ecological concerns.
A satirical piece envisions President Homer Pettibone winning on an anti progress platform then halting development. Citizens embrace stagnation until six months of peace collapse into renewed acceleration of construction and society resumes progress.
A reader pleads for action on ongoing late night disorder by 15 to 20 neighborhood youths. Cars race and loud music blare past midnight, with few police responses or curfew citations. The writer warns fear for property and deteriorating sleep as residents endure years of disruption.
The piece argues the ceasefire's MIA search remains critical, noting 1,284 servicemen missing in Indochina and the JCRC’s difficult task. It then skewers Mets management led by M Donald Grant, blaming front office for Yogi Berra’s stalled fate and criticizing baseball’s ownership as overconfident.
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