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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues the president should reduce federal urban program scope while noting some gains. It credits urban renewal, park acquisitions, legal aid, head start, aid to education, and VISTA as positive, urging elimination or reform of poorly conceived or inefficient programs.
Residents spoke clearly with a four to one vote against the referendum, signaling doubt about any future request this year. The six per cent budget limit means larger class sizes, fewer new hires, and postponed programs, warning of student impact. A STEP-like committee is urged to align goals with budgets for public accountability.
Harriet van Horne laments waning innocence and sharp wit in modern talk. She condemns the Loud Family as lifeless and materialistic, contrasts them with real-life struggles, and recalls aversion to Last Tango in Paris to illustrate crude discourse.
A satirical column alleging a private corporation IPP influences U S foreign policy with mass media, CIA coups, and weapon leasing. It features characters Dita Whiskers Geneen Corn Salvador Upende and a critique of privatized diplomacy ending with a return to State Department control.
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News hints that subject A may have been ill from birth, suggesting a possible birth origin and ongoing illness from day one.
The Progress announces a space limited policy for letters to the editor set at 350 words maximum. Writers must include name and home address for verification, with typed submissions preferred to expedite processing.
Ernest Melcher of Scottsdale accuses SRP water releases of causing traffic tie ups and fears bridge neglect. He urges forward planning by county officials, notes lack of police traffic aid at Scottsdale and Curry Roads, and calls voters to consider bond issues and tax impacts.
A Chelan ranger advised carrying waterproof matches for outdoor emergencies. Build a contained bonfire in a safe rock clearing to signal rescuers, using visible smoke and careful tending. Always stay with the fire until danger ends and inform someone of your plans to speed rescue.
A citizen urges immediate action to curb litter by individuals picking up wrappers they see. The speaker notes many ignore fallen papers, calling for residents to carry litter home or to a wastebasket and promises collective improvement if everyone acts.
Dr. Eugene R. Balthalazar in Aurora Illinois after retiring at 70 offers free care to the needy at about $12 000 yearly personal cost. He does not claim Medicare or Medicaid and his former patients recall a lifetime without bills and always paid in full acknowledgments.
Mrs. B Price reports paying 13 dollars for a seven week slimnastics course that proved faulty with an incompetent instructor. She claims headaches and pulled muscles among participants and asks for a refund after contacting the school. Mr Barcelona allegedly unavailable for over a month with no return call.
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