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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1972
Page
2
In a warning tone the editorial cites one third of normal rainfall and suggests immediate state action. It calls for governor leadership, public water use guidelines, penalties for waste, and outreach to households, businesses, and farms to avert a looming drought crisis.
A government reform proposal argues that high campaign costs force candidates to seek wealthy donors, risking independence and integrity. It supports deducting political contributions from taxes for individuals and couples, and allowing party deductions to broaden public support and reduce party subsidies or influence from vested interests.
The piece notes China offers a mild response to Nixon’s port mining plan and avoids heavy support to North Vietnam. It argues Beijing seeks minimal involvement, while Hanoi faces tightening supply lines and a stressed war effort as Haiphong unloads limited tonnage daily.
Stewart Udall and Jeff Stansbury argue the anti NEPA campaign misreads the act’s aims. They point to agency refusals to consider alternatives and to court-driven gains in environmental accountability as the law’s true impact.
A reader condemns opponents of school sex education amid rising venereal disease and advocates informing youth. The letter argues parental reluctance limits discussion and warns that educators and officials who oppose classroom education doom youths to disease.
A letter argues Scottsdale Community College should not be harsh on students over mascot and colors. The writer, a former SCC student, says athletics are secondary to education and the community funds the college, defending artichokes as mascot as equally valid and ridiculed as costly sports programs.
Henry W. Kachel writes from Scottsdale praising the police officer who assisted during his angina attack on April 29. He commends the officer’s knowledge and appearance and credits the ambulance crew with prompt transport to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He urges continued support for the city’s police department.
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