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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1977
Page
3
Investigative reporters retraced Don Bolles murder impact with a nationwide series on Arizona crime. The work uncovered narcotics trafficking, Mafia activity, and organized crime across the state, sparking debate over political immorality and law enforcement response.
An analysis contrasts Joe Louis fading postwar career with Muhammad Ali's recent hard fought win over Earnie Shavers. It argues Louis faded from greatness after retirement and Ali risks losing his crown to pride, urging them to quit while still champions.
Harriet Van Horne critiques health fads and self created remedies. She notes the allure of vitamins placebos and unconventional therapies at a Washington Cancer Victory Convention. She praises Prevention magazine for plain speak and warns against unsanctioned treatments.
U S Army test findings warn that the M 549 155 mm shell can rupture its metal warhead during launch and spray thousands of fragments, potentially killing troops. Despite safety doubts production continued with about 35 000 shells released to field and no injuries reported.
Letter writer Jim Swanson denounces local officials for lax water conservation measures amid drought warnings. He mocks proposed school programs and highlights large developments like Fountain Hills and Scottsdale Registry Resort. He urges bold, hard line action to curb waste and protect water.
A 1974 75 student at Saguaro High argues teachers underestimate youths. He notes reading Kurt Vonnegut before class and claims many students read beyond assignments. He urges allowing access to books despite potential bans. He asserts students are not children and deserve independent choice.
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