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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1972
Page
2
The Brookings seminars on Scottsdale's future drew little interest and critics say the draft lacks concrete targets. It outlines housing recreation and education but avoids specifics on size and density, risking futility and higher costs without a strong, clear plan.
A letter argues for a moratorium on construction within the 100 year flood plain until adequate protection is built. It notes flood risk grows with more development and calls for flood-control measures to reduce future losses.
Harriet Van Horne argues for keeping daylight saving year round or extending it in summer. She notes winter darkness harms city life and cites opinions in Letters to the Editor. The piece references the Uniform Time Act of 1966 and a Michigan referendum on DST.
A high school student writes that both football and music groups build character and self esteem. He describes being ostracized for joining a singing group and urges teachers to foster unity and camaraderie across activities rather than division.
In Scottsdale community letters, Mrs. Susan O'Hara warns that a proposed freeway could cut through Papago Park, threatening desert scenery and quiet life. She urges everyday residents to voice opposition before decisions erase the park.
Thanks to volunteers and organizers, Eldorado Park hosted a Halloween event that provided a fun and safe evening for children. ANNE M. RISSI expresses appreciation for the community effort in Scottsdale.
The article notes retired Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh opposes Kissinger's peace plan and urges a ceasefire be policed by neutral forces or the UN while regrouping North Vietnamese troops. It also mentions Thieu's stance, Minh's ongoing influence, and Ben Javits discussing ownerism and economic reform.
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