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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1969
Page
2
Arizona schools sometimes dodge city building codes to save money. Arcadia High faces 104000 dollars to replace corroded pipe, while Saguaro High sits in a flood plain. The district should consult building departments to balance safety and cost and prevent future costly mistakes.
Arizona State University School of Architecture students study historical buildings across the state to preserve heritage. The project catalogs cliff dwellings, pioneer adobes, and notable structures by Frank Lloyd Wright, Paolo Salari, Stanford White, and Richard Neutra, photographed for Arizona Architect.
A chaotic Democratic campaign around Procaccino shows inner-circle ineptitude and staff turnover. Key aides lack NYC political experience while interoffice conflicts hinder outreach. Harlem liaison misfires after last-minute schedule shifts and debates.
A satirical recounting of the 1969 cyclamate ban and the later health scare debate. It coins a public trust in government actions, mocks HEW scientist actions, and lampoons the Military-Industrial Complex while noting Congress passed a Consumer Protection Bill requiring warnings on weapons and war advertising.
Bob Considine weighs American sentiment on the Apollo 12 flight. He notes public calm as Charles Conrad's crew prepares a half million mile round trip, lunar landing, rock collection, ascent, and return. He compares it to past space feats and warns of budget pressures and public mood.
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird told Congress that the Soviet Union now has a larger total ICBM force than the United States. He cited more than 230 SS-9 missiles on launch pads or under construction, plus multiple warheads and submarinelaunched missiles, with U.S. Polaris numbers around 656 and Soviet subs at 144 missiles. He urged firm arms limitation agreements ahead of Helsinki talks starting Nov 17.
Publisher lists rates for carrier and motor route deliveries at 306 weeks 1.30 per month 18.60 per year. Mail subscriptions in state Arizona priced 160 per month 15.60 per year. Out of state mail 160 per month 18.20 per year. Corresponding staff: Jerry McElfresh managing editor and W. B. Doc Wright assistant.
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