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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues the Morris Starsky firing at Arizona State University triggers a broader backlash. It notes Hoult defends faculty discipline but faces hostility from reactionary groups amid ongoing court action over the case.
Hoult quits as department chair citing inability to recruit due to political vendettas. He warns that other faculty may resign unless trust is restored, risking declines in education quality across Arizona's three state universities.
A letter criticizes the Scottsdale City Council for approving a 65 foot tower for the new Hilton Hotel despite opposition to high rises. The writer argues the vote sets a bad precedent and urges a 40 foot limit, calling for a citizens survey and stronger zoning safeguards.
Ohio Republicans still reeling from last spring struggle to avert a Democratic sweep on November 3. The article notes party setbacks and cautious optimism about recovery though concerns persist for the GOP’s prospects and organization in Cleveland.
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader urged a recall of the 29 midi skirts sold, arguing the design hides the knee and is unsafe in polite society. Industry spokesmen denied the claim, noting extensive testing showed no visibility loss. Nader pressed for shortening the skirts by at least two feet.
In New York, Vice President Ky of South Vietnam misses a "Win the War" rally led by Carl McIntire. The piece contrasts Ky's hawkish stance and desire to invade the North with Nixon and LBJ's apparent push for an exit strategy and avoiding a decisive victory. The commentary also notes Soviet shoppers in Cairo and Moscow’s presence in the global scene.
Senate committees led by Willem Proxmire examine the 50 million satellite contract awarded to GE under Thomas O Paine while he was NASA administrator. Proxmire and Margaret Chase Smith press for full reports amid questions of inconsistent agency accounts and potential favoritism.
A humorous critique argues environmental concern reshapes status signaling. It notes upwardly mobile households, once driven by conspicuous consumption, now boast thrift and restraint. The piece highlights leopard coats, safari cars, and alligators bags traded for simple sustainability.
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