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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1972
Page
2
The piece urges the County Supervisors to prioritize an all storm Salt River bridge next year, arguing delays cost businesses motorists and emergency risk. It cites recent heavy rain traffic jams and long drives to Tempe for ASU games as proof the bridge is urgent.
The Indian Bend Wash floods divide Scottsdale, halting east west traffic and stranding travelers. Despite yearly floods, talks of bridges and culverts linger while residents urge an immediate start on an all weather crossing at Thomas Road to prevent a repeat of city paralysis.
Environmentalists press FAA to require Concorde noise limits matching subsonic jets before U.S. landings. FAA may issue separate rules. BAC defends Concorde's right to land, warning of international air access issues. Critics warn of sonic booms and climate effects while experts debate economic viability and passenger demand.
A reader responds to a New York Times letter urging gun limits, arguing New York City crime stems from policing shifts and social discrimination. The letter recalls incidents in the subway and street violence, notes a fireman’s clash, and warns against blaming gun control for urban danger. The writer cites immigration, language barriers, and urban fear as issues contributing to crime.
The newspaper asks readers to send letters limited to 350 words and include full name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions are preferred to ensure legibility and authenticity.
President Nixon pledged no tax increases for four years if reelected but left an escape hatch if Congress grows spending beyond the budget. Critics warn the vow may curb public programs, prioritizing private consumption and complicating deficits amid a record four-year shortfall.
Clifton Daniel reflects on aging through encounters with Artur Rubinstein Sol Hurok Pablo Casals Leopold Stokowski and Col Serge Obolensky. The piece notes their active lives at advanced ages and suggests that aging is tolerable when one remains engaged, disciplined, and connected to culture.
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