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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
2
The piece discusses child abuse as a national issue called the battered child syndrome with 60,000 annual U.S. cases. It notes states passing protections, reliance on psychiatric treatment, foster care, and low funding, plus Sen. Paul Fannin voting against a Senate bill to aid states.
The article recalls the 28th anniversary of the first atomic bomb test near Alamogordo New Mexico and the Hiroshima detonation. It notes the arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union, growing stockpiles, and the health dangers from fallout. It highlights the 1960s test ban treaty as a milestone accepted by many nations, while China and France pursued further testing.
Local school in Harlingen Texas defends pledge tradition after a typing error in a student assignment sparked discussion. School officials clarified the pledge's wording and reaffirmed respect for the national motto while addressing community concerns.
Stanley Goldberg of Drink-Me Beverages has built a profitable chain selling 27 soft drinks and six sugar free ones in returnable bottles. He argues two way containers raise costs, but Oregon's ban reduced litter by almost 80 percent while prices stay low, challenging the one way dominance.
Residents Susan McCully and Christine Lindberg defend Scottsdale against claims of rampant animal defecation and mass killings. They praise Scottsdale’s cleanliness, oppose mass murder or shipments, support animal birth control via education, and advocate adoption listings to give pets homes.
The Progress urges readers to send hello letters to the editor but caps length at 350 words due to space limits. Writers must include name and home address for verification and typed letters receive preference. submissions should be double spaced.
A humorous diary style piece follows Grandpaw arranging a wild Montauk Point trip for three grandchildren. The tale, filled with quarrels and comic travel mishaps aboard a faux Friendly Fokker shuttle, ends with the family returning home exhausted and cold in a hot apartment.
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