Editorial Page Suit Against Scottsdale Park Development
Six Sands North families sue the City of Scottsdale to block east McCormick Park development claiming nuisance and noise. Proponents cite a future million dollar railroad park with attractions including a preserved station and campaign car as a civic asset and a benefit to residents and visitors alike. The piece argues the suit is unjustified and morally wrong and urges a prompt court ruling to allow construction to continue.
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Sands North
Scottsdale
McCormick Park
Fowler
Let Us All Cheer Fathers Day and Its Timing
A columnist argues for keeping Fathers Day while noting prior Women's Day protests. The piece explores changing roles, the male provider notion, and the potential impact on family dynamics, closing with a question about when Fathers Day occurs.
Reagan Looms Large in California Nixon Campaign
Inside Report notes Nixon faces a California dilemma as Reagan remains essential to mobilize the GOP base while his own popularity lags. California polls show a tight race and Democrats gain ground, with Reagan urged to campaign outside the state but insisting he will be active locally.
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Dad
Los Angeles
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
South
Southwest
Midwest
George McGovern
McGovern
Mr. Nixon
Rep
John Ashbrook
Ohio
San Francisco
Leland Kaiser
Ashbrook
Joseph Crosby
United Republicans of California
UROC
White House
Lyn Nofziger
Our Man Hoppe Freckle-faced rookie over $100,000 mark
Saigon reports Sergeant Burger, a Scarsdale native, tops Vietnam circuit earnings with over $101,000 in bonuses and prize money. His record includes 47 search and destroy missions, 16 ambushes, and 52 enemy kills at $1,000 each. Captain Ace praises his Rookie of the Year potential.
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Saigon
Hamilton
Giant
Burger
Vietnam
I’m
Scarsdale
Buck Ace
Ace
Asia
Bur
Scarsdale High
Line Leaders on the Line of World Leaders and Their Kin
The piece surveys how presidents and world figures surround themselves with relatives and courtiers. It notes Lyndon Johnson’s colorful brother Sam Houston Johnson, Truman, Eisenhower and Kennedy family outsiders, and Shah Pahlavi kin with titles and roles. An anecdote recounts Gus Grissom’s spaceflight joke and a misheard question from an interpreter about a “lowest beer.”
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Boeing
Don
Marriott
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Houston Johnson
LBJ
Sam
Truman
Vivian
White House
Eisenhower
Milton
Kennedy
Churchill
Army
Jack
de Gaulle
Pierre de Gaulle
Cross of Lorraine
Paris
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Red Cross
Boris Petrov
Gus Grissom
Gus
Petrov
Bicycle safety plea from Troop 997 in The Mailbag
Girl Scouts Troop 997 urges safer cycling as riders facing cars waiting and rising bike usage. They report observing safety rules but could not obtain licensing and call for bike paths and enforcement to improve safety for all riders.
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Inside Report
GOP
Rowland
Are
Our Man
Hoppe
Arthur Hoppe
Shams Pahlevi
Red Lion
Sun
Shah
Prince Oolam Pahlevi
Imperial Iranian Armed Forces
American University of Beirut
Princeton
University of California At
Abdol Reza Pahlevi
Harvard
Dr. Kissinger
Abdul
Henry
Agmad Reza Pahlevi
Mahmud Reza
Pahlevi
UCLA
University of Michigan
National Iranian Oil Company
Bob
Considine
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earls Dr
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Outer State
Ferwert
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