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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
2
Editorial warns summer heat in Arizona brings beauty and danger. It cautions about drowning, dehydration, and boating accidents from careless water use and terrain ignorance, urging respect for desert climate and safety precautions. May trigger warmer months and outdoor risks in the Southwest.
Affluent suburban schools see many students driving to campus each day. With oil shortages, this behavior seems wasteful as walking, biking, or bus use could reduce fuel use. A joint committee should review the issue to curb driving and reserve fuel for essential needs.
Senator Mike Gravel visits Washington with constituents to tour monuments and push his amendment to accelerate Alaska oil to market. He argues moving Alaska oil soon reduces foreign dependence and the nation’s oil bill, while noting a potential two-year path through Senate and courts.
Dick West discusses a Maryland probe into inflated fundraiser proceeds for a Baltimore testimonial dinner honoring Vice President Spiro Agnew. He warns fake totals could lead to inflated rhetoric and mislead voters about a candidate’s true qualifications.
John H Hoopingarner LapT director of Lucky 13 Education Center lauds Dr Reuben’s professionalism and adaptability amid unfavorable conditions. He doubts any replacement can match his abilities and suggests teachers and parents wear black bands to protest Scottsdale School Board administration.
Washington window column by Arnold B Sawislak recaps a week of confusing federal actions and strange disclosures from Washington. It notes Watergate timing for Nixon summit news and odd items like a Navy F 14 incident and a pool heater purchase by the GSA.
A brief, playful line from the Rocky Mountain News describes a subject whose face glows with a warm smile, capturing a moment of quiet warmth and charm.
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