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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges comprehensive election reform before the next fall elections. It calls for stiffer penalties for unreported contributions and expenditures, interim reporting, and realistic spending limits to curb corruption and inform voters. It notes loopholes in current law and urges action by the Legislature.
A mailed letter argues that unattended small children in parked cars pose clear dangers and that parents who neglect care early will face consequences later. The writer notes policy favors signed submissions and questions if having children is meaningful without responsible Parenting.
In Kentucky a 73 year old former governor and baseball commissioner Happy Chandler finishes third in a four man race won by Wendell Ford with Thomas Emberton second. The piece mocks his campaign style and long singing of My Old Kentucky Home, noting his failed bid and public reception.
A donor recounts going door to door for UNICEF on October 31 and facing insults about Red China’s UN admission to the U.N. and claims the organization is run by Communists. The author urges readers to engage thoughtfully and honor fundraisers next Halloween.
Chris Todd argues health education in Scottsdale schools is well taught and that critics should observe a class at Saguaro High School. He asserts parents and administrators miss the point and demonstrates how engaging and informative the course is through regular attendance.
Classified ad notes a live in mousekeeper needed for an elderly lady in Wheeling and requires references. The item appears in a compilation of clipped newspaper lines including notes about a jazz festival kickoff and editorial letter policies.
Column argues the 1971 Environmental Protection Act would grant any U.S. citizen standing to sue polluters and agencies. It notes support from groups, echoes past state laws, and critiques Administration fear of expanded judicial input while highlighting proposed power-plant siting reforms and five-year planning reviews.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues Congress should revert to natural holiday dates after the four so called three day weekends failed to excite the public. Veterans Day Columbus Day Memorial Day and Washington's Birthday saw weak observance with post offices and banks mostly open. The paper notes Feb 22 and Oct 12 carry meaning while artificial Mondays produced little emotion.
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