Paying the Piper for Arcadia School Pipe Costs
The editorial argues Arizona schools like Arcadia and Saguaro bypass city building codes. Replacing Arcadia’s corroded pipe will cost 104000 dollars. The piece urges districts to consult local building departments and adopt reasonable codes to prevent costly future mistakes and safeguard students.
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Arcadia
Arizona
Saguaro High School
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Preserving Heritage: ASU Students Study Arizona Buildings
Arizona State University architecture students have spent two years studying historical buildings in the state to preserve heritage. The effort lists cliff dwellings and pioneer adobes, including works by Frank Lloyd Wright and Stanford White, and is reproduced in Arizona Architect magazine to spur further preservation before modern development destroys history.
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Arizona State University School of Architecture
Arizona
Frank Lloyd Wright
Paolo Salari
Stanford White
Richard Neu
Arizona Architect
Collapse of Mario Procaccino’s NYC mayor bid
New York reports show Democrat Mario Procaccino’s campaign unraveling as inner circle missteps and poor staffing hinder turnout efforts. Campaign aides with limited city-wide experience clash with press duties and scheduling, while key decisions alienate Harlem factions and black voters amid a volatile race with Lindsay.
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New York
Mario. Procaccino
New York City
John Y. Lindsay
Procaccino
Paul Screvane
Our Man Hoppe and the Cyclamate War Comic Tale
A satirical critique traces the 1969 cyclamate ban and a later mythic war health scare. It parodies government certainties, HEW scientist zeal, and a consumer protection bill while mocking press leaks and public faith in official warnings.
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Hoppe
Apollo 12 crew praised as cool under moon mission pressure
In a public voice piece, observers urge calm support for Apollo 12 as Conrad's crew prepares a half million mile round trip to land on the moon. The column compares the mission to historic feats, notes congressional debate over funding, and recalls Gus Grissom’s cautionary remark about budget constraints.
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New York
Charles ” Conrad
Moon
Gus Grissom
Gus
Laird Says Soviets Lead in ICBMs Ahead of Talks
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird told Congress the Soviet Union has moved ahead of the United States in total ICBMs. He cited more than 230 SS-9 missiles, tests of multiple warheads, and rapid submarine launched missiles. He warned against unilateral U.S. action and urged firm arms control agreements before the Helsinki talks begin November 17.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Helsinki
Laird
Pacific
Sen
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Kremlin
Scottsdale Progress listing and publication details 1969
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings September May and Monday to Friday June August by Scottsdale Publishing Company in Scottsdale Arizona. It lists staff names, address, and subscription rates with mail and carrier options and dates. The issue is Vol IX No 209 dated November 3 1969.
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Scottsdale Daily ‘Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park
Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
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