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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
2
The piece urges Scottsdale and Paradise Valley to balance growth with planned density, criticizing the City Council for not resisting higher densities. It argues zoning changes must consider traffic, schools, environment, water, and sewer, and urges public pressure to define a clear policy.
The report condemns brutal killings by Communist forces in My Lai and the Central Highlands, noting civilians especially women and children as victims. It condemns all sides for slaughter and calls for accountability by both the United States and North Vietnam.
Sen. Charles Percy saluted Ingrid Bergman praising her as one of the world’s loveliest and most talented, noting her courage and warmth. He recalled her Hollywood years and recent Washington visit at the Kennedy Center, amid the era of personal attacks. He urged national admiration for her.
U S officials warn Hanoi's resources and aims exceed estimates as the March 30 invasion grows. miscalculations threaten Nixon's Moscow summit with possible early June fighting, risking a diplomatic setback and renewed Cold War tensions. Hanoi reportedly aims to destroy Saigon's ARVN and push into central Vietnam while maintaining homefront security.
Mrs. Robert C Phillips writes to The Progress urging the public not to buy tickets to "R" and "X" films to curb their production. She argues adults should know movie content and that the market drives film choices, calling for moral standards starting with individual action.
Mr Elmer Falk head of refuse collection is accused of poor service as the Scottsdale Progress printed a letter noting extra garbage remains after pickups. The writer complains lids are left off and cans misused and that phone complaints yield no action from city crews.
A critique urges scrutiny of fortified bread as prices rise. It denounces additives like starch and wax sprays while highlighting iron enrichment and FDA-mandated increases, noting consumer health concerns and support from nutrition groups amid debate.
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