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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
2
The Harold Giss case prompts criticism of his dual role as State Legislator and McCulloch Corp consultant. Critics urge immediate resignation to preserve integrity, arguing potential legal and moral violations and urging legislative action if he refuses.
The Cubs played San Diego in Scottsdale and lost despite outplaying their opponent. The writer notes rough spring training records but sees exciting potential and predicts a top finish once the season starts. Tickets remain for individual games through April 1 for fans to enjoy a family friendly major league afternoon.
New York investigators reveal a $466000 SBA loan to ANR Leasing Corp tied to a Mafia family and a known loan shark network. The case exposes lax checks, bureaucratic secrecy, and alleged favorable treatment of a criminal enterprise over minority ghetto borrowers.
Hank Saur of Scottsdale argues the Fountain Hills project is a land development scheme selling vacant lots. He asks why taxpayers should fund improvements and questions why McCulloch seeks an irrigation district, noting out-of-state buyers and high vacancy rates in similar developments. He urges developers to pay their own costs.
An article surveys the shift toward coed housing on Virginia campuses and beyond, noting dormitory rule erosion, shared apartments, and mixed housing at Penn, Stanford, Oklahoma, and others. It highlights expected chores and romantic dynamics as mothers worry and students adapt to new arrangements.
The piece revisits the dramatic astronauts recovery from the Apollo program and contrasts it with Soviet re-entry practices. It also profiles Golda Meir’s forthright leadership and Johnny Olsen’s rise from Milwaukee to TV prominence through a 30 year band history.
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