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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
2
In Scottsdale Mayor B L Tims proclaimed March 28 to April 4 as Clean up Paint up Fix up Week. The editorial cites long running efforts failing due to weak state laws and public apathy, urging residents to take responsibility and put in effort to restore the city.
A humorous note on receiving an invitation to be listed in a large arts and sciences directory. The envelope was misaddressed to a house they had left years ago, but they value being included over perfect details. They joke about buying the directory for 18 dollars or remaining anti social another year.
Bob Considine relays reader ideas on reducing traffic fatalities amid President Johnson’s call for solutions. Suggestions range from bumper designs and inflated airbags to driver testing and harsher penalties, with comments from inventors in Cooperstown, Yakima, Detroit and Boston.
A Scottsdale Daily Progress tax clinic discusses deducting entertainment costs tied to investment advice. If you can prove a direct link between entertained sources, the advice received, and resulting actions, such expenses may be deductible as miscellaneous itemized deductions with good records to satisfy IRS scrutiny.
The Ghana coup is viewed as a broad middle class revolt against an oppressive regime, not a simple removal of a popular leader. Crowds welcomed the army as it released prisoners and pledged a new constitution, free elections, and restoration after years of dictatorship and neglect.
A fragmentary Chicago-era report discusses rising violence and gang presence, urging mobilization of a civic action unit to respond to strategic moments. It references figures tied to civil rights leadership and emphasizes readiness and public concern.
Fragmentary OCR text reveals an inquiry connected to Sandthan and Maidhil with references to public action near Be Benbbedal. Details are unclear, but the note hints at an official proceeding or report beginning in early April.
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