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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1971

Page

2

Editorial favors McKellips route for Papago Freeway

The Arizona editorial urges selecting the McKellips route via Scottsdale to minimize displacements and costs. It compares this plan with alternatives, questions fixed freeway assumptions, and urges serious consideration of rapid transit to ease urban traffic and pollution.

Papago Salt River Arizona Highway Department McKellips McDowell Tempe Scottsdale Highway Department Alan S. Boyd Los Angeles

Lockheed Loan Guarantee Sparks Calls for Disclosure

The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues Congress should see Lockheed Aircraft Corp financials before a proposed 250 million loan guarantee aimed at civil aviation. It criticizes Barry Shillito for withholding details, warning secrecy could invite more bailouts and harm competition.

Congress Lockheed Aircraft Corp Lockheed Airbus Barry J. Shillito William, Proxmire D-Wis Senate House, Joint Economic Committee Plain Dealer Cleveland Ohio

Humphrey Birthday Gala Signals Cash Edge in 1972 Race

In Washington at the Madison Hotel on May 26, Hubert H. Humphrey marked his 60th birthday with about 200 guests including top fundraisers from across the country. The event underscored Humphrey’s strong fundraising network, while revealing the centrists amassing money that could influence Muskie’s 1972 bid. Notable attendees included Dwayne Andreas, Marvin Rosenberg, Sonny Dogole, Walter Shorenstein, John Factor, and Philip Berman, among others.

Washington Madison Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Muskie Treasury Chicago Newton Minow Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C David Kreeger Charles Smith Hubert Minneapolis Dwayne Andreas Manhattan Marvin Rosenberg Americans For Democratic Action ADA J. Harrison Sonny) Dogole Philadelphia Globe Security Systems Dogole California Eugene Wyman Democratic Party Wyman Walter Shorenstein San Francisco Eugene Klein National General Corp Daniel Schwartz HHH Frank Sinatra John Factor Jake the Barber Beverly Hills Philip Berman Allentown Arthur Krim New York Joseph Cole Cleveland Art Courshon Miami Louis Edie Adams

Real women and professional mothers in summer sun contrasts

The piece contrasts real women with professional mothers during summer. Real women tan proudly and prioritize self care and family time, while professional mothers stay indoors to manage duties. It suggests self denial harms women and asserts real women deserve sun and exercise for themselves as well.

America

On The Line Hoff A Given Freedom Hint

Column sketches global absurdities and political quips about Hoffa timing the Black Panthers, Indochina, Paris Air Show, Anglo American ties, Walter Annenberg, welfare protests in California, Macmillan, Brute Krulak, and China trade limits, noting Boeing versus Soviet jets and Japan as a tech source.

China Brute Krulak Asia U.S Japan Bloc Boeing

Rumor: Burch could replace Goldwater in Senate

Washington rumor says Dean Burch of the FCC may replace Barry Goldwater if he resigns. Goldwater denies plans, citing three and a half years left in his term, while noting the talk began after a Houston chat with astronaut Frank Borman.

New York Jimmy Hoffa Black’ Panthers Roberts Allen John A.goldsmith Washington Barry Goldwater Dean Burch Federal Communications Commission Arizona Jack Williams Goldwater Peggy Senate Frank Borman Houston Republican Party FCC Burch Republican National Committee

Mailbag on Blame for Local High School Actions

A reader argues distrust and anger toward a local high school stem from parental influence. The writer urges taking personal responsibility for children and urges lawmakers to place blame where it belongs, on families, not schools, noting discipline and campus policies reflect home guidance.

Mrs. Green

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