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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
3
The piece condemns Phoenix Chamber of Commerce for doubting the need for the city Human Relations Department amid national race tensions. It argues unemployment and discrimination threaten riots and urges strengthening the department to address inner city problems rather than dissolving it.
Community reports nearly 100 contaminated hypodermic needles found in a trash bin behind a medical office. Health officials warn that discarded syringes pose serious disease risks and urge doctors and staff to destroy sharps before disposal.
In a New York Times op-ed style critique, the piece argues that individuals like Attorney General John Mitchell undermine civil liberties by endorsing warrantless surveillance and covert monitoring, warning that entrenched police-state habits erode constitutional rights and press freedom.
Mrs Claude Prosnier of Scottsdale writes in defense of parental vigilance over district reading material. She argues for discerning selection rather than book burning, citing editorials on the topic and quotes from Stanford Today and Oscar Wilde to support moderation and parental responsibility.
A biting critique envisions Nixon aiming to end the war and achieve peace just before the 1972 election. It argues the last two months define a presidency and warns of peak-too-late danger, suggesting annual elections to ensure timely reforms.
Freshman Republican Rep. Robert Steele returned from Vietnam with a shocking account of heroin use among U S troops. The White House met him with irritation and secrecy, delaying public acknowledgment while Ehrlichman staff dismissed his warnings.
Reports say Slips on the accident were not available while a seriously injured Pontiac was listed. A former Saigon area manager testified he gave a $5,000 bribe. Fiends may call in the church from noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday with visitation at the mortuary. Deputies later found the car at Black Lane and Highway 35 with the drive shaft radiator and radio missing.
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