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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
2
An editorial condemns Arcadia High School graduation unrest with late seating, field noise, and dismissed attention. It argues ceremonies lose meaning when spectators misbehave and proposes board action to limit attendance to two tickets per senior with parental requests for extra seats.
A shopper recalls a dog left in a closed car, risking heat illness. The piece warns never to leave pets in closed cars, ensure water and shade, keep clean, and seek veterinary help if illness signs appear.
The piece profiles astronauts Pete Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz as they endure a tense Skylab orbit voyage. It highlights a near failure and a heroic in-flight repair that overshadowed Watergate coverage and outlines extensive NASA experiments on crew health, physiology, and psychology during long-duration spaceflight.
A humorous column praises courteous phone solicitors in contrast to rude business manners. The speaker recounts a pleasant call from Torporbolt Roofing and Siding Co offering a free roof and siding inspection, noting the unexpected warmth and politeness of the caller.
A reader letter reflects on regret after the 1972 election and discusses George McGovern, Nixon, and Hunter S Thompson. It weighs wishful choices, fears, and the idea of second thoughts, citing Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail and the McGovern campaign dynamics.
Columbus Ohio reporter notes a shifting view as political campaigns pivot to standout organizers. The piece highlights an unnamed figure described as highly effective in mobilizing voters and energizing field operations amid a crowded race.
Phillipa Annesley appeals for the return of her ballet school records stolen June 5 between 3:05 and 3:10 p.m. near Scottsdale and Shea outside Dr Chandler's office. She asks for the records and the green dress and cash to be returned to avoid shutting her school, promising no questions.
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