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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1972
Page
2
An editorial voices concern over increasing vandalism in Scottsdale and Phoenix areas. It notes school district damages and calls for parental responsibility, restitution, and public works劳动 as potential deterrents.
Editorial laments Maricopa County Supervisors lax stance on adopting a unified building code citing flood damage and unsafe construction near Phoenix area. It argues poor oversight hurts unincorporated areas and adjacent cities, urging new supervisors to implement strong standards for all residents.
A summer heatwave exposes New York’s urban misery with crowded apartments, water shortages, power blackouts, and poor residents enduring hot, unsanitary conditions. The piece contrasts fashionable women shielding hairdos in cabs with harsh realities of slum life and the elderly, while recalling cooler childhood summers and memories to cope with present suffering.
In 25 second marked by Howe’s scoring burst for Detroit, the hockey legend tied and surpassed scoring milestones. Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes Beliveau’s 504 career goals as a benchmark in the era. The Progress urges readers to send letters to the editor limited to 350 words with name and home address for verification.
Conservationists led by Friends of the Earth press Interior Secretary to replace NPS director George B Hartzog Jr. They cite enclaves and buffer zones, tramways, paved roads, and motor nature trails as threats to wilderness. They urge emphasis on information services over tourist facilities and limits on park visitation.
A reader rebukes an Arcadia High School summer classroom debate. He recalls older cooling methods and criticizes unnecessary spending on modern refrigeration. The letter questions school architecture costs and accuses editors of promoting radical ideas.
Scottsdale audience thanked for support of Cole Porter's Kiss Me Kate and apologies offered for sold out shows. Director David Hardaway asks those turned away to reserve earlier for future Scottsdale Community College Theatre seasons and promises worthy entertainment.
Clifton Daniel argues nationalist awakening in Egypt mirrors past shifts as 15 000 to 20 000 Soviet personnel depart. He notes deteriorating Egypt Soviet relations, Soviet arms use limits, and Sadat’s move to Egyptian control of bases. He suggests reduced military capacity but no immediate move to attack Israel, leaving Israel relatively secure.
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