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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1972
Page
2
An editorial argues residents should balance progress with farming and animals in cities. It recounts Wells moving his flock due to neighbors complaints and recalls Sun City feedlot cases, asserting rights to land and profit clash with urban noise and odor.
The piece defends Senator Paul Fannin's integrity while noting a recent DWI citation. It quotes a breathalyzer indicating an BAC above .10 and urges the senator to apologize and accept typical court treatment to set a public example against drinking and driving.
Washington report notes growing GOP anger at Nixon for aloof handling of his Camp David Sessions and reorganization plans. It warns that without broad Republican support, the White House restructuring could collide with Congress, as leaders press for more consultation and disclosure.
Mary Ellen James of Scottsdale questions school board on maintenance failures, funding for new schools, and the extended day alternative. She asks taxpayers for recourse and requests Dr. Reuben’s comment on whether bond issues should stop in favor of extended day initiatives.
Carl Foreman, famed writer producer of Young Winston, discusses surviving McCarthyism and a period in exile. His comeback followed blockades by Hollywood and British studios, leading to restored fame as he created major films and earned top industry honors.
Describing a shift in policing, the Desert News notes new nonlethal weapons including a Stun Gun modification firing a bag projectile up to 200 feet and a dye-marked nightstick fired like a gun. These tools aim to curb killings and injuries while keeping suspects at distance.
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