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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1970
Page
2
Editorial lauds Coronado High School teacher Tom Boyle who bikes 17 miles to work to urge students to ride to school. He hopes peers will join every Friday, noting district studies show about two thousand cars pull into schools daily and that wider student participation could cut pollution.
The dispute centers on 200 mile claims and the use of seine nets that catch all species within a 3600 foot circle. Peru and Ecuador accuse U S boats of depleting resources and leaving dead fish on their shores. A peaceful solution via fair fishing codes is urged over military action.
A Scottsdale reader urges vigilance against exhibitionists and linked drug issues. The letter asks parents to report suspicious activity, note descriptions, and contact Crime Stop 946 6511 to protect children and communities.
The League of Women Voters marks its fiftieth anniversary as a non partisan group providing impartial candidate information and running voter registration drives in Minneapolis. It aims to educate Americans in practical politics and continues to pursue 50 more years of service.
Washington D C United Press International reports a satirical board game named Ecolo targets environmental issues. Players move toward a clean environment but may be eliminated by pollution events and new rules reflecting political promises and corporate actions.
Rep. Latta Wyman calls for a thorough subcommittee investigation into Justice William O. Douglas. The seven page letter urges exam of Douglas tax records and Parvin Foundation finances, Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions records, and all related corporate and government records. He urges witnesses under oath, including Gerald Ford, and argues public knowledge is essential to justice and the court's integrity.
In a Budapest ceremony for the new joint Budapest Duna Inter Continental venture Istvan Szurdi touts Hungary's appeal claiming six million visitors last year and notes Lake Balaton, Budapest, and Hungarian hospitality as draws. The U.S. Information Service shows Apollo films. embassy life attracts crowds and Hungarians remark on safety and cosmonaut superiority.
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