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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
2
An editorial criticizes Scottsdale city staff and the Board of Adjustment for inconsistent sign enforcement and slow plan approvals. It cites a fish store and a restaurant facing delays and legal hurdles, urges cooperative guidance over punitive actions, and notes staff efforts to be helpful but power abuses incur public resentment.
A school board seeks a way around a state ban on bringing candidates from outside for interviews. After screening about 100 applicants, it argues private search methods are costly and time consuming. It urges legislative change to allow in person visits to hire the best superintendent.
Two top women at the State Department clash in a yearslong feud. Barbara Watson leads the S&C Bureau while Frances Knight heads the Passport Office. Communication blocks extend from data requests to budget hearings as Knight limits information and rejects staff meetings as unproductive.
Letter from a Phoenix reader argues AA will celebrate its 36th birthday next month not over 40. It clarifies AA is not allied with sects or funding buildings and notes the Guidepost rehabilitation house is run by individual members, not AA.
Mary McGrath analyzes how some women use money and status to refocus a husband’s attention. She argues escalating demands for house funds clothes tuition and ultimately alimony divorce as a weapon to shock pride and reclaim control leaving the woman financially better off but emotionally worn.
Dermot Doran of Catholic Relief Services reports millions of East Pakistanis flee into India. CBS journalist Robert Walsh describes dire camps, disease and hunger amid monsoon rains. Cardinal Dearden urges American Catholic support for CRS relief efforts at 350 Fifth Avenue New York.
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