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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
2
The editorial defends environmental advocates against the tag doomsday prophets, noting pollution and resource waste while praising scientists and groups for public awareness. It argues ecology does not require reducing living standards and urges nonpolluting production methods to protect future generations.
The article notes federal action improved security at Sky Harbor Airport reducing weapons smuggling on planes. It cites high risk for would be hijackers and a substantial drop in skyjackings. Cuba and the United States agreed to cooperate against hijackers, boosting passenger confidence despite minor inconveniences.
The St. Petersburg Times argues Washington sits in inertia as Watergate unfolds fueling calls for impeachment. It warns of a coming reckoning with violence and upheaval, citing Gray testimony, campaign taint, and media intimidation while predicting widespread social fallout.
A St. Louis survey of 53 registered voters shows Nixon backers favor congressional control over spending. Voters praise the president’s job but worry about executive power, preferring Congress to set a spending ceiling. Trial heats show Kennedy trailing both Agnew and Connally.
Dr. Donaldson thanks faculty staff and students as he leaves Scottsdale Community College after three years praising diverse programs academic offerings career training and learning support while noting positive strides and strong community backing from Maricopa County Salt River Indian Community and district board. Former Executive Dean.
Frank A. England II writes from Scottsdale arguing that the Orme Dam project risks creating waterfront property for Fountain Hills at taxpayers’ expense. He urges fair notice on land releases, public input, and questions the revenue from the land sale and the role of special interests in Central Arizona Project development.
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