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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1971
Page
2
Editorial lauds Boulder Colorado for adopting a noise ordinance and enforcing it with 625 warnings and 35 court summonses since February. The plan sets 80 decibels as a reasonable limit with trucks allowed up to 88 decibels on main streets.
Arcadia High School basketball rose from a low morale season to reach the state championships. Coach Coyie steered a scrappy Cinderfella team that beat undefeated Ricon in overtime after fouls felled three Titans stars. The club then fell short against Phoenix Union, but their unity and grit capped a proud Scottsdale School District sports chapter.
The piece notes Hardin's precarious White House standing amid Republican criticisms from Congress and Midwest farmers. It cites Iowa Rep. Scherle calling for a stronger, vocally active advocate for farmers and hints at Hardin’s possible replacement or elevated role.
A satirical piece traces Irving, a boy enamored with secret clubs and pranks, who abandons harmless mischief for imagined revolution. He joins militant groups, but real power and force backfire, ending with a cautionary moral about growing up and choosing responsibility over rash acts. The narrative blends spoofed dialogue with cultural references across cities and newspapers.
Nick Diross protests a four foot tall duck at Eldorado Lake every morning at 7:15. He claims the bird with a wing span of 4 to 5 feet and its companions disrupt his runs by honking as he passes. He asks for protection from what he calls a fugitive from a swamp and suggests making friends and feeding the duck.
A Phoenix student, Marlene Sanchez, argues the lack of school would confuse and harm students. She questions who benefits from certain laws and urges considering children in education policy.
The Mills-Ways and Means debate tightens around a federal takeover of state welfare costs if fraud proofing and a ceiling curb growth. Mills signals openness to reform while delaying a final decision, shaping the fate of Nixon’s new American revolution and budget priorities including revenue sharing.
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