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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
2
Arizona legislators and parents clash over admission policies at state medical and law schools. Committees to study practices spark a privacy versus public interest debate as out-of-state versus in-state acceptance sensitivities rise. Barr urges review to ensure public representation and understanding while protecting personal files.
The piece argues inflation in food costs stems from consumer choices as well as industry actions. It notes doubled beef consumption over 20 years, more frozen foods, and less kitchen time, while acknowledging industry responsibility and proposing optional inflation gardens akin to World War II Victory Gardens to curb prices and improve health.
In March in Saigon Gen Creighton Abrams warned of a multi-faceted enemy attack toward Hanoi that would be blunted but could bleed the foe and force a prolonged five year simmering down period. Gen Al Gruenther echoed the five year period, saying North Vietnam may face riot if losses, including 700,000 killed, provoke unrest.
Marcia Sielaff from Phoenix criticizes secret school board meetings and lack of public notice. She notes parents in many districts oppose nondisclosed educational programs and decisions made at meetings labeled special with no taxpayer notification.
A New York column muses on a Miami Rent-a-Bird stunt and the era's innocence. It surveys gender roles, liberation, and social shifts since 1950, noting rising divorce, impotence debates, and evolving respect for women amid feminist progress.
In Ohio's blue-collar wards Metzenbaum endorsed McGovern despite pledges to remain neutral Humphrey and King furious. McGovern showed strength in Lorain and Akron areas edging Humphrey in several precincts while Humphrey avoided Lorain County campaigning. The McGovern surge mixes populism with anti establishment appeal fueling a Midwest push.
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