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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1973
Page
2
Educators and taxpayers urge special help for mentally retarded and handicapped students and equally challenge gifted youths. The Scottsdale School District weighs a enrichment plan for about 360 children in grades four to six to stimulate minds without separating them from peers.
In May 1972 Nixon and Brezhnev touted friendship but Soviet actions backed Egypt and Syria as the UN scene grew tense. Moscow pressed Arab nations while the United States faced a wary world, questioning promises and seeking concrete concessions before more grain or oil aid is given.
A conservative columnist denounces Le Duc Tho's Nobel Prize as absurd amid ongoing Vietnam War hostilities. The piece argues Tho and North Vietnam started and continued the war, cites cease-fire violations, and warns the award undermines the prize’s meaning. It recalls Khrushchev and Kennedy’s Cuba crisis during criticism.
Charles H. Pulley argues belts are interim and air bags will raise costs. He cites Australia cuts in deaths and potential U.S. savings of $50 billion from belt laws and higher usage, urging states to pass safety belt use laws with federal support.
A reader responds to a broad editorial saying he is not Jewish but supports the right of Jews to a rightful place in the sun. He argues that Israel's refugees deserve peace and recognition for their achievements and rightful status.
The Democratic Delegate Selection Commission weighs new rules for 1976 convention delegates to outlaw quotas while balancing representation of women minorities and youth. Leaders rename representation to participation and adjust terms to reflect Democratic electorate.
A reader lauds an October editorial urging Americans to unite against Middle East oil leverage. The letter cites UN Security Council tensions and historic hypocrisy, and urges immediate conservation and development of alternative petroleum sources to avoid oil dependency.
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