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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
2
Editorial urges newly elected county supervisors to fix a nearly 90 million dollar budget. It cites past politics, calls for flood control leadership, a Salt River bridge, a strict unincorporated building code, and reduced Bureaucracy. It also condemns secret meetings around the budget and demands lawful, transparent governance.
The piece notes McGovern reduced the Democratic debt from 1968 levels and posted a surprise profit in 1972 by cutting costs and settling debts for cents on the dollar. It suggests he might be considered for a budget role in a Nixon administration.
Inside Report notes Gordon Allott campaigned in Colorado with White House support but faced a rising challenge from Floyd Haskell. Nixon’s post election approach angered Republican leaders, who fear a tougher Senate and view Nixon’s strategy as backfiring and costly to GOP aims.
As chairperson, I thank all who contributed to the first citywide Halloween Carnival. Special praise goes to Coronado High School Thesbians Club, Arizona State University Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Scottsdale Junior Women's Club for their hard work. City staff helped ensure a family friendly event, showcasing Scottsdale’s Parks and Recreation Department.
The article argues terrorism resists simple definition and targets innocent bystanders while noting its secrecy and political uses. It surveys moves toward multilateral sanctions, policy shifts in Britain, calls for international cooperation, and UN debates as leaders foresee sustained terror challenges.
Harriet van Horne critiques the rising trend of full disclosure in biographies. She warns that reveling in warts for dead subjects can distort history, harm descendants, and turn even admired figures into controversial figures, with Luce and Parker cited as sharp examples.
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