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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1971
Page
2
The editorial ridicules dropping 86 counts against Burr and six deputies in a bribery and conspiracy case. It condemns the political deal, argues for a public trial, and says justice should be equal regardless of influence to restore faith in law enforcement.
Ken Murray resigned from the Scottsdale City Council after state law barred him from elective office due to a conflict of interest with his job at the State Department of Corrections. He served five years as a hardworking representative who listened to voters, though critics say he sometimes hesitated to lead. The community thanks him for his service and anticipates continued public involvement.
The article criticizes U S assistance to Cambodia for the army, noting crippling congressional restrictions, a dominance of U S Army delivery over strategic advising, and outdated equipment. It highlights Ladd's attempt to shape an Asian style force and Metaxis MEDT the overbearing U S role.
A reader replies to an Aug 31 1971 editorial arguing gun control should be studied carefully. He questions overreaction, cites highway deaths and potential misuses of national gun legislation, and warns against provoking greater harm. He notes highway safety editorials outweigh gun control pieces.
Two young girls were injured in a Tuesday night auto crash at the busy Indian School Road and 82nd Street intersection. Traffic flow is heavy and crosswalk markings are faded, with drivers accelerating toward the grade. The danger is expected to rise with Hallcraft development. Becky Trevor is hospitalized at Barrow Neurological Institute. Community asks for a caution light or better markings before more deaths occur.
The column riffs on upcoming holidays and shopping, mentions New York Christmas tree sales, and notes local trivia from Gloria Swanson to sports and chess. It surveys urban wit and contemporary chatter with a playful tone.
The Progress announces letters to the editor should not exceed 400 words and must include the writer’s name and home address for verification. Preference given to typewritten submissions.
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