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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1975
Page
3
The text recounts the conviction of Lieutenant William Calley for the 1968 My Lai killings, while noting that generals and colonels avoided trial. It argues Calley bore sole responsibility, amid claims he was following orders within a larger military system.
The piece questions the decision to invite William Calley to Arizona State University and pay him $2,000 for a speaking appearance. It argues that Calley participated in brutal actions, lacks hero status, and that funding his talk is inappropriate for an educational institution.
A special census in Arizona aims to count residents since the 1970 tally. Officials say federal aid for social services hinges on accurate numbers, with older residents sometimes reluctant to respond, which could affect funding and programs under the Older Americans Act.
President Ford rejects pre-default federal help for New York City amid strong anti-bailout sentiment. He argues aid would appear as a bailout for bankers and undermines national fiscal politics while Treasury officials warn of post-default steps to restore solvency.
A cartoonish sketch shows President Ford facing a cascade of comical mishaps from a trip and a car accident to traffic stops and insurance woes. The piece ends with a grim foreshadowing line about new Middle East tensions as he returns to work.
An appeal urges public support for Kevin Besh to fund his legal defense after being involved in a case tied to protecting a woman from harm. The writer calls for removing Deputy County Attorney Hugo Zettler and questions prosecutorial actions while advocating justice and safeguarding potential victims.
The Scranton Tribune questions if Scotts dale noise rules allow condemning dog owners for barking and asks how many barks trigger criminal charges. It also asks if watchdogs are banned and calls for noise studies on vehicles to protect homes.
Scoutennial at Eldorado Park drew 170 Girl Scout troops and 340 adult leaders from Scottsdale. The event featured games, dances, arts, crafts and music spanning 199 years of American heritage. Organizers praised mothers and volunteers guiding youth toward future leadership.
W. B. Doc Wright appointed assistant publisher with Jerry McElfresh as managing editor. The promotional note lists circulation details and rates for Carrier by Mail from Arizona, and shows page and issue metadata for November 3, 1975.
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