11 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
1
Ar Stillman calls for plans and funding for the late Mrs. Fowler McCormick 100 acre Scottsdale park donated years ago. He notes lack of progress as city pursues other land and projects and suggests early development funds and a nature study camping use while awaiting broader future planning. The editor urges keeping faith with the donor and city plans.
The piece laments the burden on Tricia Nixon as the President’s daughter and her fiancé prepare to wed. It notes the goldfish bowl life, strict protocol, and political optics surrounding the ceremony, while hoping for privacy after the public show ends.
Mary McGrath argues that Memorial Day speed events at Indianapolis normalize reckless driving. She contrasts 500 drivers racking up miles with high speeds and applause, criticizing defenders who claim safety benefits. She urges a shift in driver mindset and car design to prevent tragedies.
Wartime dispatch recounts the Allied decision to invade Normandy with Eisenhower holding final say. Churchill relented after debate, while Stalin pressed for a Second Front. A 1943 rehearsal near Portsmouth tested fleet actions and weather concerns, with Churchill calling the code Harlequin.
Nancy Doggett voices concern as Scottsdale School Board excludes funding to resurface Arcadia High tennis courts and replace gym air conditioning. She notes sun misalignment, epoxy damage, and safety risks with hundreds of daily users and compares Arcadia unfavorably to Saguaro High.
The Scottsdale Baha'i Assembly urges citizens to observe Race Unity Day this Sunday to address local racial prejudice. They cite Roy Wilkins on economic segregation in Maricopa County and call for informed participation, interracial activity, and efforts to improve social conditions. Elliot Later signs as chairman.
Inside Washington a broad coalition led by former Senator Clark presses for a $68 billion defense ceiling for the next fiscal year. The push draws on antiwar sentiment and a wide range of groups, with White House concern over the potential impact on national security and employment.
On behalf of the officers and members of the Scottsdale Real Estate Board, we extend sincere thanks to Progress and its staff for the fine publicity and cooperation during Realtor Week. William G. Lewis Executive Secretary.
The Progress notes space constraints and asks readers to limit letters to 400 words. It requests writers include their home address for verification and states typewritten letters will receive preference.
Cincinnati IRS collection chief Alvin Kolak notes a 37 percent penalty can apply to taxpayers owing money if they file late. However refunds can be claimed up to three years later, and about half of taxpayers are due refunds, so many face no penalty. NOW he tells us.
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