Walk for Development Charity Drive Led by Valley Teens
Editorial lauds a youth led event where more than 1 000 Valley students walked up to 20 miles raising nearly 12 000 for charity. The 1973 Phoenix Walk for Development spurred planning for a 1974 edition with 70 organizers and minimal adult involvement. Funds go to Save A Child League in Arizona Heifer Project Tanzania and Operation Bootstrap Tanzania.
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Marston Faces Criticism Over Voting Registration Stance
The Maricopa County recorder Paul Marston is criticized for hindering voter registration and turnout. He opposes post card registration and has limited registrars, argued to lower voter participation and challenge American election ideals. Citizens should be encouraged to vote to improve governance.
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Maricopa County
Paul Marston
Marston
Red carpet previews Nixon Soviet visit amid Cold War mood
The piece notes a lavish Moscow welcome for President Nixon and a cooler U.S. response at home amid impeachment whispers. It describes Soviet hopes to expand ties, ease tensions, and seek favored nation status while downplaying Watergate fallout. Separate observations cover jury duty attitudes and the treatment of Nixon aides in ongoing trials.
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Russia
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Ehrlichman
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Vesco
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Ervin
Rodino
Sirica
TASS
Washington
Pravda
Castro
U.S
Blue Collar Blues Reassess Factory Worker Happiness
A Rutgers Medical School survey of General Motors UAW workers near Baltimore contrasts two fatigue and mood patterns across groups labeled mentally ill and well. The study finds high job satisfaction overall, with loneliness and life dissatisfaction rare except among emotionally disturbed workers, and cautions against equating job content with life meaning while noting a recent UAW strike over job security.
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Time Magazine
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Archives of General Psychiatry
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General Motors
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UAW
Department of ‘Psychiatry
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Charles Reich
America
Thos
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Our man Hoppe Party talk and Brenda’s soirée
The narrator vents fury at Bill for insulting party host Brenda Du Monde and notes Brenda's famed guest list. Mr Houlihan arrives in greasy coveralls amid chatter of Middle East, gas quotas, and insider stories while the narrator laments another party with no attendees despite plans to host a senator connected to the Watergate affair.
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Poodles
Brenda du Monde
Albert Houlihan
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Watergate
du Monde
Reader letter argues for election law reform in Arizona
RODERIGA DIETZ ESQ of Scottsdale defends voter concern and criticizes turnout headlines as misleading. He urges changes to Arizona election laws, state cabinet establishment, a legislative reference bureau, and school related reforms, urging broader public discussion.
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Phoenix
Chandler
Tempe
Legislative Reference Bureau
Court of Appeals
Scottsdale Daily Progress Publisher Details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. at 7302 E Earls Dr Scottsdale Arizona. It carries standard contact details and notes it does not accept responsibility for unsolicited articles and pictures.
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Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earls Dr
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Arizona
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