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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1971
Page
2
The editorial notes complaints about slow service high prices dirty cabs and rude drivers in Scottsdale taxi service The piece cites the Chamber of Commerce and argues a monopoly harms tourism and growth It supports allowing a second company or franchise to enter the market and expects strong local support.
The piece recalls Susan B Anthony before her 1906 death saying she sought a tiny justice of voting rights. It ties her fight to August 26 as the 51st anniversary of the 19th Amendment and argues Women's Liberation seeks equal pay, promotions, legal rights, and better political representation. It defends reformers as patient and rational, not radicals, and urges society to join the movement.
Mrs. Spencer Tracy discusses her son Johnny’s early deafness and her entry into parenting children with hearing problems. Dr. Willard Abraham explains stages of acceptance and how simple cues, like a hand clap, can spark diagnosis and prompt pediatric evaluation.
In Tokyo the Nixon administration faces intense Japanese dissatisfaction over a textile export control ultimatum tied to broader monetary reform. Officials blame Washington’s unpredictability and Connally’s hardline economic stance, questioning the durability of the U.S.-Japan alliance amid the Nixon shocks and China policy shift.
A book review praises Ken Murray’s The Golden Days of San Simeon for turning Hearst’s castle dream into a readable account with rare construction photos. It notes Hearst’s wealth and taste, the author’s respectful tone, and suggests readers seek further history of Hearst and his home, La Casa Grande, in California.
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