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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
2
The piece notes Arizona faces frequent air and land rescues in vast deserts and mountains. It warns a $50,000 CAP state funding cut cripples rescue work, may delay aircraft maintenance, and could cost lives. the solution proposed is funds with strict bookkeeping safeguards rather than punishment.
The state faces escalating forest fires with several large blazes likely started by human carelessness. The Forest Service already banned campfires in Coronado National Forest and officials consider broader bans on fires and firearms, or even temporary forest closures if careless campers persist.
In May in Austin, Texas, Sen. Edmund Muskie faced a blunt lecture from Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel and Texas Lt. Governor Ben Barnes warning that his antiwar stance and FBI critique hurt the party with rank and file. Barnes later praised Humphrey as best for Texas while privately doubting Muskie’s 1972 prospects.
Royc e Richardson urges the Scottsdale school board to implement a district dress and behavior code backed by principal enforcement and parent acknowledgment. He cites student attire as causing disrespect and attrition of teachers and families, arguing for local talent to fill the superintendent role and opposing state-funded transport for interviews.
In a satirical column from New York, the writer critiques Father’s Day as a commerce-driven celebration. He recalls old jokes about liquor gifts, images of a tired dad, and a society that underestimates a father’s dignity while mocking modern family dynamics and advertising.
Washington postal officials acknowledge that some mail workers have ties to the Black Panthers and other radical groups. Chief Postal Inspector William J. Cotter testified before a House subcommittee that while such affiliations exist, dismissal requires concrete evidence of unfitness, prompting calls for a formal list and further details.
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