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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1972
Page
2
Readers slammed an editorial proposing students not drive to school and restricting car use. Writers defend the stance arguing private cars pollute the environment and cycling or walking would benefit health, while acknowledging the thesis may be flawed.
The Tempe mayoral race decided by 20 votes highlights the impact of participation. In Maricopa County about 248000 potential voters remain unregistered, roughly 43 percent of the eligible pool, prompting the County Recorder to launch a broad registration push.
The Kaibab deer boom and bust story is challenged as investigators conclude Leopold misread data and the supposed predator removal caused no real deer collapse. The piece critiques wildlife groups and a Senate marine mammals bill amid debate over conservation policy and scientific management.
J Edgar Hoover stood as a steadfast patriot resisting leftist threats and criminals. The piece recalls his public denouncements of Communists car thieves and mob figures, notes his religious faith, and quotes Lyndon Johnson calling Hoover the greatest living American. It portrays Hoover’s unwavering dedication and controversial enemies.
Guy Stillman argues for user fees to fund planning and evaluation of zoning density impacts. He proposes charging $50 per acre for residential changes and 5 cents per square foot for commercial changes to finance added steps in the zoning process and an ombudsman to balance professional advocacy with neighbor input. Scottsdale article.
Scottsdale area businessmen aided Cocopah school through the seventh and eighth grade newspaper project and a recent carnival raising nearly $2000 for school needs. The Mustang Round-up published monthly with TPA sponsorship, enabled by merchant advertising and door prize donations. Citizens are urged to patronize local businesses in appreciation.
The Progress invites letters to the editor with a 350 word limit and requires writers to include their name and home address for verification. Typewritten letters will receive preference.
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