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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
3
The city faces consequences from past zoning and planning choices. Compromises to accommodate growth have raised density, stressing schools, traffic, and water. Lincoln Drive extension illustrates the push for big developments over single family zoning and human values.
A speculative view in 2001 imagines a world without fuel where auto deaths depend on future car design and driving speed. It notes 1973 US deaths near 55 000, a 20 percent drop after a 55 mph limit, a small rise last year, and warns fast driving remains deadly even as engines evolve.
The editor calls for in depth study of Watergate origins across the presidency line to reveal how cash and wealth influenced politics and to require accountability from lawmakers past and present for the sake of democratic integrity.
A reader voices strong opposition to extending Lincoln Drive two blocks to Hayden Road, arguing it will not connect to Pima Road, worsens Hayden Road traffic, harms school safety, and is unjustified by high costs and unclear timelines.
A reader notes the Scottsdale Public Library will lose Jackie Weiss as she moves out of state. Weiss has served as circulation coordinator, offering professional service and friendship, and readers will miss her book recommendations and impact.
The Valley Masterworks Chorale conducted May 2 under director Norman Jenson in a polished free concert at the Center for the Arts. Volunteers performed well though turnout was sparse, underscoring calls for better publicity and timing to boost attendance. Community College supports local cultural life.
Leona claims Michal refused to make love on their wedding night in San Francisco. The San Francisco Examiner reports a domestic dispute discussion focusing on marital expectations and consent.
A Newsweek inspired piece highlights Milton Haberdash a long time shipping clerk at E J Mudge Co who becomes a celebrity after a feature. His fame grows with interviews and talk show requests though he endures a nervous breakdown and quips about aging and dentures.
Washington inquiry reveals Supreme Court carpentry shop used for personal projects by several justices. Chief carpenter Edward Douglas cited for nepotism and self serving lumber usage, including frames for the Chief Justice and a shelter at his Virginia vacation spot. Court officials declined comment while promising review.
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