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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
2
The governor told Arizona Town Hall at the Grand Canyon that wandering youths harm homes and that laws should curb tramps. Critics question the premise, noting home atmosphere and parental love as deeper roots of drug use and urging inquiry into causes and double standards.
A Westchester survey of 366 voters shows Nixon with Brooke leading Muskie paired with Hughes or Wilkins, while Muskie struggles with black running mates. Brooke strengthens Nixon by about 10 points on a Nixon ticket, signaling limited risk from a black VP if aligned with establishment figures.
An editorial argues school boards should restrict parking for students within one mile of campus to curb costs and pollution. It suggests adding bike racks, reducing traffic, and promoting health, noting protests would follow any such move.
Gilbert Pugliese a Cleveland millwright at Jones & Laughlin challenged plant pollution dumping on the Cuyahoga River risking his job. He refused to pump wastes, won reinstatement though insubordination kept on record. The practice stopped and unions backed him amid broader pollution defense.
One observer, M, praised the hitting shown, noting only two days of putting practice before the game and expressing no complaints about the result. The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes the remark.
A reader denounces Dr. Reuben proposal for student School Board members as a gimmick and warns of deeper division in Scottsdale schools. The letter argues for restoring academics, questions high spending on new facilities, and vows to withdraw children if a taxpayer list shows community support for continued innovation over traditional schooling.
For two years residents press Phoenix to adopt a regional mass transit plan at no cost to taxpayers. They accuse officials of ignoring the issue, citing $122000 wasted on studies since 1968 and a two mini bus proposal as insufficient. They warn against freeway expansion and smog, urging the paper to help keep the Valley habitable.
Kenneth B. Clark of the American Psychological Association suggested using drugs to calm aggressive leaders but warned it is nonsense to rely on pills for rulers. He argues for leaders who stay clearheaded without alcohol or medication, noting risks of widespread dependence and manipulation.
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