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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1977
Page
3
A priest who lived in Korea for 15 years claims the KCIA operates in the Valley as a regional headquarters. He cites Korean spies intimidating Koreans in the United States and accuses bribery of members of Congress by Korean agents, urging the U.S. to demand facts and end financial support if misuse continues.
A Behavior Research Center of Arizona poll of 1 000 Western households shows 27 percent fear burglary. The report urges practical security steps and neighbor alerts, and calls for better self-policing by business against consumer fraud with prompt reporting to authorities.
In a mailbag exchange editor TED BLUESTEIN defends Patriot's Day as a Massachusetts and Maine observance on April 19. He recalls Paul Revere's ride and Lexington Green events while acknowledging the humor in the prior Oct 26 editorial.
Rexbelly Young questions the lack of proof behind Dan Roth and city court accusations and calls for factual evidence. He notes Conners and Hungerford failed to attend the meeting with the mayor and urges proof or no claims.
A Long Branch RECORD item warns that an ad showing $9.29 for a half gallon and the same price for 1.75 liters misleads buyers. A half gallon equals 64 ounces while 1.75 liters equals 59 ounces, meaning an 8 percent price increase per ounce, underscoring the need for metric conversion.
Hailed by American girls as a romantic icon Prince Charles travels the country incognito. In Los Angeles Wanda Mae Stevenson, working a drive-in shift, meets him and, after a bold flirtation and a pretend marriage proposal, yields to a moment of passion ending in comic ruination.
John D. Lofton Jr reports on a TV debate in which Jimmy Breslin is sharply criticized for lacking facts on banning private car use in cities. The article contrasts Breslin’s stance with EPA data showing air quality improvements and praises the automobile for mobility, citing quotes from officials and authors.
The Progress invites signed letters to the editor and prefers typewritten submissions. Due to limited space, letters should be 300 words or fewer. Signed correspondence strengthens credibility and may be prioritized over unsigned notes.
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