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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
2
Editorial argues Phase 3 failed due to premature voluntary controls and inflation. It notes the 60 day price freeze as a stop gap while implying no full plan is ready. Phase 4 lacks detail, and the piece urges timely announcement to maintain confidence and curb economic uncertainty.
The piece argues parents often fail to teach sex education, leading to ignorance and rising VD. It cites the American Social Health Association noting a 15 percent rise in gonorrhea cases, about 85,000 syphilis cases, and 2.5 million gonorrhea infections, urging education as the solution.
Springfield Illinois governor Dan Walker pursues a national profile with antiestablishment populism. He says he is honest and will cut taxes while battling the Daley machine, the legislature, the press, and liberal backers as his Walkerism strategy widens across the state.
A reader argues unions threaten welfare of the United States and urges Congress to end compulsory unionism curb leadership corruption strip tax exempt status repeal antitrust exemptions stop strikes and welfare for workers declares labor unions should not drive policy and urges action to protect the country.
In a letter from London Correctional Institution Ohio inmate William Large 125-459 serving a 10 year armed robbery sentence urges readers and high school students to pursue education and avoid crime. He asks newspapers to publish his appeal so others may correspond and learn from his experience.
The column jokes that highway beautification officials will study Alaska’s derelict autos and envisions helium air bags drifting wrecked cars to uplift public spaces. It notes the Watergate distraction and playfully proposes a Washington fix instead.
A New York journalist recalls a trip to Ireland where he finds locals disinterested in world news yet deeply religious and tranquil. He notes superb Irish writing but slow access to global events, and contrasts Irish roads with scenic detours and colorful fashion at the Derby.
Magistrates told Tom Shearing that his mongrel Smokey would be destroyed for biting a milkman. Shearing, 61, said the dog also bit two salesmen and a garbageman but not always, in remarks reported by the Denver Post.
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