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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
9
Progress editorial urges Scottsdale School District to float the remaining 305000 of 1963 bonds at 4 percent or seek alternatives. Options include local banks or direct resident sales if market rates exceed the ballot terms. Immediate action is needed to fund new classrooms for the fall.
Authorities urge caution after high deer fatalities with 120000 killed nationwide last year. States test methods like Dutch reflectors to deter deer and save lives. Officials advise blinking headlights and honking when a deer is spotted to prevent accidents.
The article recounts Ralph McGill's China observations from Hong Kong, noting limited access for foreign visitors, state controls, and the aging leader's grip on power. It highlights uncertainty about Viet Nam policy, possible health issues, and ongoing concern among Chinese watchers about shifts under the Old Tiger and Russia relations.
Letters criticize editorials backing Rep. Rhodes and urge support for Riggs. A church reports Halloween vandalism, stolen fire extinguishers, and broken glass. pastor laments costs and ties to charitable needs.
Editorials urge nationwide march on Washington to spotlight inflation blamed on Johnson administration and broader policies. They argue boycotts misplace blame and call for voter action and clear analysis of federal spending and poverty programs affecting prices.
Ronald Reagan faces competing pressures from centrist backers and conservative campaign aides as he weighs who will shape his California administration if elected. The question remains which group will gain influence over the key finance director post and overall staffing.
Walter Winchell Jimmy Cannon Sherman Billingsley Eddie Walker and others recalled Damon Runyon in fond remembrances. The late writer’s friends described his stubborn humor and habit of jotting notes as he fought cancer while colleagues and radio audiences pondered a living memorial. Winchell led efforts to support a charity for the disease, aiding without administrative costs.
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