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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1970
Page
2
Editorial warns that an illegal strike barred by court injunction has halted mail delivery across New York and spread to other communities. The disruption blocks bill payments and check transfers, risking national crisis as businesses struggle to meet obligations due to undelivered mail.
The speaker warns that social security recipients face missing checks and basic needs as a payroll strike disrupts business and daily life. It argues Congress and the courts must intervene to prevent chaos and uphold the health welfare and safety of the United States, asserting no group has the right to threaten the public.
Shriver, currently ambassador to France, has told friends he is tempted to run for Maryland governor after completing his Paris assignment. He has not committed, and associates say he wants to keep the embassy out of politics while wary of being accused of carpetbagging. A Maryland candidacy faces concerns about Maryland voters and conservative climate, with timing uncertain as Shriver contemplates his future after returning to the state.
The communities of Scottsdale and Paradise Valley face a rise in dog bite incidents, mainly affecting children. Authorities urge owners to control pets, noting no crackdowns yet and calling for preventative steps such as proper fencing to prevent injuries and possible lawsuits.
Washington signals White House consideration of selective credit controls as a last line of defense against inflation. The confidential memo to economist Pierre Rinfret shows White House aims to counter jawboning and weigh credit measures, including bank borrowing limits and Regulation W, amid housing shortages and tight money.
Mailbag writer Mrs Patrick Scott voices support for Billie-Gentry and urges voters to choose a candidate who represents all residents. She criticizes single group focus and warns against excluding women or stifling development while noting Scottsdale as a bedroom town seeking new tax support from commercial centers.
A landmark documentary about Martin Luther King airs tonight at 8 across nearly 1,000 theaters. It raises about $250,000 for the Martin Luther King Special Fund supporting relief of poverty civil rights education health and citizenship. Proceeds support a mixed white and black board and U.S. educational use of the film.
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