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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1973
Page
2
Editorial urging immediate approval of hospital expansion at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after repeated bed shortages. Calls out state officials for unrealistic bed assumptions across Maricopa County and warns that any delay risks lives and emergency care.
Dr. A. Hoffman president of the American Medical Association urges starting sex education in seventh grade to address venereal disease knowledge gaps. He warns of epidemic venereal disease and criticizes neglect of schools, noting opposition claims of communist influence.
The Sierra Club joined 11 groups backing the Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers strike against Shell Oil Co, urging a boycott of Shell products as unions and conservationists unite. Some Bay Area members oppose the move, fearing mission creep and questioning resource priorities.
Arizona Life Underwriters promote Medic Alert Foundation to raise public awareness in May. They distribute brochures to hospitals, police, fire departments, doctors offices, and life insurance agencies, while Scottsdale Memorial Hospital fails to display materials citing policy. Local officials signed a May Medic Alert proclamation amid access frustrations.
GOP leaders doubt the White House cleanup signals a grand strategy. They urge full disclosure and an outside prosecutor, criticize the handling of Janet Richardson and William Ruckelshaus appointments, and warn Nixon remains secretive while fearing ongoing political risk.
Darlene Freiman of Scottsdale writes that the photograph of a wrecked dune buggy is the most impressive she has seen and suggests copies go to auto manufacturers congressmen and others concerned with auto safety. The letter emphasizes the photo over any accompanying story.
Bill Keller buried four free throws in the final six seconds to seal a victory for his team as reported by the San Diego Union. The late surge capped a dramatic finish and showcased Keller's clutch scoring.
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