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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1973
Page
3
Residents urge the city to install a traffic light at the Jackrabbit and Granite Reef intersection citing multiple accidents and calling on officials to count kids, not cars. They warn a light is needed before a child is killed.
A local observer criticizes Phoenix city officials for failing to name the artists behind a Civic Plaza sculpture donated by citizens. The piece, praised for its public benefit, remains anonymous after a year of operation, prompting calls for recognition of the creators.
A private Oct 31 meeting with Senate Republican leaders followed disclosure that two subpoenaed Watergate tapes were missing. White House chief of staff Alexander Haig claimed the March 21 Dean conversation proves Nixon's innocence, while skeptics warned the claim may deepen distrust and clash with Nixon's July letter.
The Arizona Education Association urges caution as lawmakers consider finance reform in a special session. It argues costs rise with other expenses and that public schools educate nearly half a million students, requiring sensible budgeting and opposition to meat ax cuts.
The writer denounces impeachment as a repeated, dangerous misstep and warns against bending to media bias. They recall past abuses, urge patriotism, and urge voters in 1976 to remove corrupt figures without harming the nation.
Washington writer Dick West surveys group names for ordinary talk and political debate. The piece playfully pairs animal group terms with Watergate discourse and election imagery to lampoon language and punditry.
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