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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
2
An open letter to Governor Williams urges recognizing a national Grandparents Day starting in Arizona. The writer notes grandparents foster family ties, propose a noncommercial observance on the last Sunday in September, and encourage inviting seniors from retirement homes to share the day.
A suggestion to install bike racks at shopping centers and local shops to encourage bicycling amid gas shortages and pollution. The idea mirrors practices abroad and could reduce fuel use if widely adopted.
Harriet Van Horne laments the nonstop barrage of sensational news and wild rumors in 1974. she notes readers are stunned by reports from Saigon to the Nixon era, while political hearings echo in the cultural fray revealing cynicism about media and power.
Maquoketa Press notes that Mr and Mrs have traveled to Oxford Junction on Saturday to attend a sale of relatives.
In a biting parody, Dr. Kissinger questions the Ratt about democracy and Cambodia bombing. The exchange mocks official justifications, labeling opponents as bad or good Commies and probing motives with absurd queries about Ping Pong and black pajamas.
George Marder explains that the government price freeze excludes futures trading in industrial metals, so speculators can buy and sell paper contracts without delivery. Deliveries remain restricted to prices from the first week in June, aimed at curbing actual price rises.
A letter from Vale Oregon argues that lessons on fighting crime may educate criminals and suggests stressing the disadvantages of jail and what offenders would miss. The writer signs as William R Sullivan.
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