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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1977

Page

3

Few Jews in Arab lands amid Palestinian refugee debate

The piece argues that Arab nations offered little aid to Palestinian refugees while Jews fled across the region since 1947. It cites declines in Jewish populations in Cairo and Alexandria and Syria, notes political oppression, and claims Saudi propaganda distorts the broader record of Arab treatment of Jews and Christians.

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Where are the parents and why it matters to teens

A friend argues parents must know where their children are tonight and stay present at home. The piece says open dialogue and high standards from parents reduce teen trouble, while drunken or absent parenting drives youths to seek substitutes. Early effort can hold families together and limit future grief.

Carter widens support among Midwest workers in Franklin Ward 6

Franklin Ward 6 residents show Carter gains over Ford reversing last November's result. Interviews with 69 voters find 41 for Carter, 22 for Ford, and 5 undecided, with Carter praised for openness and energy policy while critics cite style and indecision.

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Residents contest widening of Pima Road as Scottsdale eyes highway status

A reader argues against widening Pima Road between Chaparral and McDonald and questions compensation for landowners east of the road who were left out when it was paved. The letter cites possible interstate plans while urging input from others wary of land taking, pollution, noise, and tradeoffs for Salt River Indian Reservation and nearby residents.

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Protecting McDowell Mountains as Wilderness Park

Geoffrey Platts argues for designating McDowell Mountains a Wilderness Park to preserve solitude and habitat in the Sonoran Desert. He cites Robert Service and Thoreau as inspirations and condemns off road machines and litter. The piece calls for protected, roadless, backcountry travel only.

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Dialog on dinosaur disappearance and automotive evolution

In a playful exchange the dinosaur car narrator claims power and speed while acknowledging fossil fuel use. The dialogue suggests dinosaurs and cars co evolving with heavy fuel dependence and ends with an ambiguous note on extinction and dominant future.

Carrier rates unfold with weekly and monthly costs

The record notes weekly and monthly charges for carrier services. It lists $4.59 per month and $6.00 alongside a location tag Mall LAKE. An out of state rate shows $2.09 per month and a base figure of 69.50 per month appears, indicating dispersed pricing across regions.

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