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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1970
Page
2
An editorial questions a narcotics raid that wounded a man and injured a woman during a dawn entry. The piece weighs legal and moral issues of knocking versus no knock, the responsibility of agents, and how the new federal law might affect such cases.
The piece notes Canada and Italy recognizing Red China and builds pressure for its UN admission, while some urge expulsion of Nationalist China. It discusses Article 6 of the UN Charter and U.S. position linking admission to acceptance of the Charter. The author questions the evolving policy and potential outcomes in future General Assemblies.
A top Republican strategist reports SOS to Attorney General John Mitchell from party leaders. They blame Nixon’s 1970 approach for losses and seek Mitchell to run the 1972 campaign, with Morton and Bush among potential alternatives and White House influence shaping the plan.
In Sanderton Pennsylvania the performance by Slips Yerger drew praise as Lowell backed him throughout the event.
New York column muses on Jerry Rubin’s Ireland stance and Navy changes under Adm. Zumwalt. It notes relaxed grooming rules, liquor in officers mess, and beard allowances amid debates on enlistment and naval culture. Also touches on science, UN China seat, and global politics with critical tone.
A column argues housewives face limits on power in modern life yet glimpse control in small acts. It notes devalued voting influence, damaged goods returns, and a cheeky tactic of delaying automatic doors to affect store operations and energy use.
The passage argues that power arises from legal tangles and that evading law yields a hollow satisfaction. It cites petty acts like breaking a meter and walking away, suggesting the crowding effect of surveillance and the misplaced sense of control, largely affecting housewives and teenagers.
Scottsdale resident Larry I Sunderland urges civic leaders to exclude long term housing from a proposed doubled local sales tax. He argues renters pay higher housing costs with real property tax penalties and calls for removing sales tax from long-term rentals to attract residents.
Save A Child League Inc plans its first annual meeting at the Francisco Grande Hotel Casa Grande. A buffet starts then a panel on day care program needs in Arizona. Reservations required call 945-1989. Mrs Clarence Henderson, secretary.
A resident criticizes city streets officials over Pima Road access changes. They allege planned exits and bottle necks will push traffic to 86th Street near schools, risking injuries or death, and call for action to replace the street planner.
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