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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
2
An editorial praising due process in the Angela Davis trial. The piece argues Davis, an outspoken activist, is presumed innocent, can challenge jurors, and will be tried publicly with rights to appeal, contrasting U S justice with secrecy in other countries.
A citizen-driven push supports a bill to require separate smoking areas in restaurants. Opponents warn of hardship for small venues and gradual extension to other businesses. The writer, a pipe smoker, endorses protections for non-smokers and those with lung issues.
Frederic V. Malek, a White House personnel manager, secretly coordinates youth and other groups for the Nixon re election effort through the Committee to Re elect the President while remaining on the White House payroll. He acts as Haldeman eyes and ears guiding campaign actions from near the White House.
Despite 21 new colleges and 12 more planned by 1980, demand for medical training outstrips openings. Washington area schools report over 14,000 applications for 469 seats, with odds of admission around 25 to 31 to 1.
The Progress invites letters to the editor but limits them to 400 words due to Rive problems. Writers should include their frame and home address for verification if needed. Typewritten letters are preferred for readability.
The American Institute of Architects urges a national urban growth strategy with neighborhood units housing 500 to 3,000 families and public land purchase in 60 metro regions. It calls for nonprofit land buyers and tax shifts to fund schools and services while warning against automobile dependence.
Readers urge broader AA coverage and medical aid actions. A Scottsdale dialysis supporter questions data on kidney patients and calls for leveling financial aid through bill No. 2041, asking The Arizona Republic to emphasize legislative steps to help dialysis families.
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