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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
2
An editorial notes a small park in front of Prescott County Courthouse that creates a downtown tone. It features a gazebo, dance area, benches, grass, and trees. Friday evenings show older couples dancing to music from the 30s and 40s, with daylong scenes of residents and visitors enjoying the space.
The piece argues for a central city park in Scottsdale as part of redevelopment to preserve the old business district. A park would give shoppers a place to rest and residents a venue to relax, meet friends, and host dances and civic events, mirroring a Prescott example.
Critics charge the Environmental Protection Agency’s noise pollution study was watered down by the Office of Management and Budget and other agencies. They argue political influence buried key findings while noting medical warnings that excessive noise damages hearing and harms public health.
The piece reports growing Hanoi fury at the Kremlin for courting Nixon in Moscow. It notes North Vietnam calls the move counterrevolutionary and accuses Moscow of prioritizing its national interests over world revolution while Radio Moscow and New Times defend the Kremlin’s restraint and urge negotiated settlement.
In a cryptic report the region recounts a threefold redress involving privateers and a notable healing event. Officials confirm recoveries and ongoing investigations into the incident amidst ongoing regional efforts.
A fragmented on the line column excerpt references a mailgram addressed to Millie and involving Senator George McGovern. It hints at intimate familiarity and political tension while noting observers at the National Press Club and questioning perceived alliances.
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