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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
2
The Amchitka underground test proved largely successful but sparked debate over risks and environment. Critics warned of radiation, earthquakes, and damage to ecosystems while supporters called risks minimal. The piece urges a halt to big nuclear testing and a push for an underground testing treaty.
Saguaro High School Ecology Club started a recycling center at Eldorado Park last spring to engage students and aid the community. The effort grew as others joined, plans for two more centers emerged with city support, and profits fund further projects. Visitors can see organized sorting and trash containers on Saturdays.
A Scottsdale letter thanks editors for backing Trick or Treat for UNICEF and notes broad Arizona support for UNICEF. It highlights UNICEF funding, international contributions, and 1970 budget shares, urging lawmakers to maintain support for UNICEF amid global aid debates and refugee crises.
Ann Stuckey, a 7th grade student, reports that removal of a park trough caused feeding disruption. The duck population has risen due to increased habitat including a second lake, with vulnerable, pecking, and danger from cruel acts by people. Park rangers urged to act.
A court rejects a store owner’s liability when a salesman assaults a customer arguing the act was personal misconduct outside job duties. By contrast, an usher’s excessive force during theater ejection is seen as part of job duties and liable. A passenger kissing incident shows extra duties of a public carrier can impose liability. American Bar Association feature by Will Bernard. FOR SALE Mounted mouse head large horns Minneapolis Tribune.
Stewart Udall and Jeff Stansbury outline a Senate Public Works Committee version that shifts discharge proof to polluters. It sets 1976 and 1981 targets, requires EPA or state permits, and uses best practicable and best available treatment. Critics warn of weak enforcement and loopholes.
The Senate rejected a House ban on U S military aid to the Greek dictatorship by 31 to 49, confirming Nixon’s claim of an ideological Senate majority. The vote shifted liberal Attitudes and suggested a broader gap between party leadership and rank-and-file voters, with Muskie gaining grassroots support after controversial remarks.
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