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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
2
Editorial urges scrutiny of Scottsdale's proposed master plan with delays and concerns over residential densities especially three homes per acre in the northern area. It warns this could reshape the community, affect land values, and advocates site by site zoning and wider civic input for a realistic, imaginative plan.
Walter Nemetz celebrated ten years as Scottsdale police chief amid a transformation from a mocked agency to a respected department. The force grew from about 40 to over 100 members and now operates with professionalism and courtesy under his leadership and that of the chief’s aides.
EPA head William Ruckelshaus navigates political pressure from Congress, courts, and environmentalists as he enforces the 1970 Clean Air Act. Disputes over nondegradation, fuel sulfur limits, and plant siting highlight risks to public health and potential urban sprawl.
The administration debates a bold warning to Hanoi by returning the full Seventh Fleet to Gulf of Tonkin waters while bombing North Vietnam remains a threat before POWs are released. Officials differ on risk of reprisals and the impact on peace terms. The piece also notes Republican intra-party moves around Ken Rietz and the CDM setbacks.
A reader expresses pride in service in Vietnam and argues actions were necessary to protect troops. The letter disputes Rev. Byrn's saturation bombing critique, asserts limited civilian casualties, and condemns North Vietnam’s actions as driven by Soviet hardware, urging accountability for both sides.
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