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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
2
An editorial condemns Rep Ruth Adams for closing House Appropriations Committee meetings to the public and press. It argues the action undermines democracy, cites Arizona law on open government, and urges possible removal if the chair refuses to reverse the policy.
A radio study warns unbelted children are at high risk in crashes. A woman with a child standing near her seat and another boy leaning on a windshield are pictured as dangers. A fatal crash confirms belts save lives and urges stricter use.
The letter from Reagan to conservatives Aug 24 argues Nixon's China trip did not endanger Taiwan's Nationalist seat and undercuts the administration. Ashbrook uses the claim to challenge Nixon in primaries while Bliss and Chotiner drift back into campaign roles amid party friction and Muskie staff tensions.
Americans urge a Senate passed bill requiring the secretary of state to inform Congress within 60 days of any international agreement outside a treaty. The measure targets secret pacts affecting national security and seeks to restore checks and balances in democracy.
Governor Cahill pushes a broad environmental program as New Jersey communities resist centralized control. The Cahill administration and the Republican majority in Trenton push expansive laws addressing wetlands, pollution, and growth while local autonomy remains strong in 567 towns.
Governor Cahill splits the Department of Conservation and Economic Development into two agencies. Environmental Protection Department head Richard J. Sullivan enforces new coastal wetlands permits and state water standards. The move broadens state control, with hearings on environmental plans and floodplain zoning proposals.
The Washington Post reports a clergyman left his Episcopal church post to pursue wilder experiences in the ministry. The Hamilton Journal-News notes initial indications that several Kissinger trips were made in government test programs.
A Saguaro High School parent argues a car, not a luxury, became a necessity to handle early bus times and work schedules. She notes pre class library access was blocked and urges tax relief for school related transportation costs amid a livelihood clash.
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