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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1970
Page
2
The article notes calls to replace the state administrator with a dynamic reformist figure amid ongoing tensions over federal influence. It cites concerns about governance standards and the need for a leader who grasps local needs. The piece mentions Commissioner Girahaya's resignation and a search for a suitable successor.
An insider view shows Ohio Republicans split after a disastrous primary season and a statehouse scandal. Key figures like John Andrews and Robert Hughes clash with Herbert and Turner, threatening party unity and potentially shifting control of the legislature and U.S. Senate race.
A satirical look at Pentagon project planning through the mismanaged T-42 Flying Mobile Septic Tank. The piece lampoons budget overruns and endless congressional guiding committees, citing inflated costs and absurd progress culminating in a disastrous 1978 test. It features mock figures and names to critique defense spending.
After a 16 year battle Congress created 56000 acres as a national park, but no on the ground action followed. A study committee continues to work on details while Governor Reagan protects timbermen interests.
A letter from Lynne Peterson of Scottsdale criticizes the July 9 Progress for running a front page image of Mrs Daisy Whitelock’s death. Peterson calls the photo brutal and disrespectful and urges the paper to respect families and curb sensationalism. She cites disturbing images from other Valley coverage and argues such content serves no newsworthy purpose.
A letter argues Arizona’s right to work weakens worker bargaining power and lowers wages. It cites bond issues for Indian Bend Water Works, contends high costs and a need for unions to attract industry, and warns against misperceptions about living costs versus California.
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