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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1971
Page
2
The author applauds temporary controls yet criticizes vague guidelines and inconsistent exemptions. They warn that without uniform application for all workers prices and profits, productivity declines and a tariff war threaten relief, urging equitable, consistent enforcement to win public support.
Local readers note KPHO, the valley’s sole source of comprehensive news, may switch from news to country and western music after a sale. Critics argue the move risks poorer public coverage and urge reconsideration to keep news programming viable and accessible.
In Dallas public schools, a district court desegregation order buses about 7 000 students with a potential 10 000 more under stay era awaiting Fifth Circuit ruling. Judge Taylor links white and minority elementary schools via closed circuit TV, a $10 million first-year cost, while blacks enroll in white schools with free transportation. the city shifts toward a conservative majority as debate sharpens.
Kate Smith received an annual award from Young Women's Towne House and performed God Bless America to an ovation. Attendees included Hildegarde Marguerite Piazza and octogenarians Farley and Francis, who praised her voice and spirit. Francis recalled his introduction in 1941 and highlighted her courage, decency, and friendship. The piece also notes UF’s book project on Charles MacArthur and a Venice prank by Hecht and MacArthur involving raspberry Jello.
Mary McGrath critiques the return of the 1940s beauty look. She argues the bold brows heavy makeup and era coiffures look outdated after age 21 and questions the need for nostalgic fashion to attract men.
A letter from Marion G. Donaldson thanks City of Scottsdale and County Board of Supervisors staff for installing traffic lights at Pima and Chaparral Roads. The city provided materials while the county supplied labor, easing a hazardous corner near Scottsdale Community College and reducing danger to students and staff.
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