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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1977
Page
3
Richard Nixon, pressed by David Frost, admits there was wrongdoing and he let down the country though he denies obstructing justice. He defends staying in office, cites a fifth column, and blames misjudgments of the heart while asserting he did no impeachable offense.
The piece warns newcomers and residents to take care as Arizona enters full summer heat. It highlights risks including dehydration from lack of water, flash floods after rain, heat stress on the heart, and sunburn. It urges common sense and extra caution while enjoying hot weather.
An essayist vents about hospital costs and quality of care in New York, criticizing high charges, questionable tests, and insurance practices. He decries meals and budgets, notes skyrocketing daily rates, and warns about end of life care and euthanasia rhetoric. He cites Blue Cross, home treatment, and intensive care trends.
Opinion piece lampoons energy crisis fears and President Carter's policies. It argues American ingenuity will adapt, proposing non driving car upkeep and safer, stationary travel fantasies. The author mocks air travel waste and cruise scams, claiming the nation would curb motion yet gain clever efficiencies.
Scottsdale reader Bir ch Horton urges the Scottsdale Progress to back energy conservation after an April article on precoolers removal. Horton cites a Phoenix area case where over a thousand units saved thousands in costs and warns against fear-driven reductions in efficiency beyond the public interest.
A reader on Lincoln Drive and Mockingbird Lane describes finding a dead cat and watching a yellow pickup driver kneel beside the animal before taking it away. The note urges pet owners to secure pets at night to prevent road deaths.
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