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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1972
Page
2
The writer urges state reform focusing on efficiency and reducing waste. They call for replacing elected positions such as mine inspector, education superintendent, county recorder, assessor, and sheriff with appointed roles. They also push for stricter conflict of interest rules and tax equalization to stabilize state governance.
The article argues that Germany released three terrorists involved in the Olympic massacre and urges firm international action. It calls for united global pressure, airline refusals to fly to sheltering nations, and punishment for those guilty to deter skyjacking.
The report says President Nixon plans to remove Richard Kleindienst as Attorney General and shift to an unimpeachable non political successor. John Mitchell advises selecting a high integrity lawyer to restore credibility amid Watergate fallout and Capitol Hill probes. Potential candidates include Clark MacGregor and John Ehrlichman with Mitchell favoring a restrained top Justice figure.
The Progress asks letter writers to limit submissions to 356 words and to include full name and home address for verification. Typed letters receive preference, and authors should provide contact information for potential follow up.
A reader notes 20 percent undecided or refusals to answer polls, signaling electorate independence and skepticism about poll accuracy. The piece cites misuses in history, including Nixon's rise from a leaky 1952 poll and a 1970 incident, arguing polls can inform but also distort democracy.
A columnist argues peace may hinge on Nixon’s strategy as North Vietnam signals willingness to sign. The piece asserts Nixon’s plan aims to end the war with Thieu left to his own devices, challenging McGovern’s view of no plan.
The bride is a joint venture of the Maine Department of Transportation and the New Hampshire Department of Public Works and Highway and is expected to be open to traffic on Nov. 1 in Bangor.
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