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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1973
Page
2
Rep. Diane McCarthy of Glendale leads a push to rewrite and repeal confusing child welfare laws in Arizona. She cites 40 plus agencies, weak day care regulations, and lack of complaint avenues as problems and plans to consolidate agencies and grant clear powers to ensure high standards in day care.
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew pleaded guilty in a case that undercuts his earlier rhetoric on law and order. The admission shocks supporters who once praised his anticrime stance and attack on elitism.
Dr. David Anthony a Randolph-Macon College professor spent six months in Tokyo where heavy pollution and sun exposure preceded a Discoid Lupus Erythematosus diagnosis after returning to the U.S. His ailment prompts caution about air pollution risks and echoes concerns over clean air policy.
Lorraine Westfahl of Scottsdale criticizes city officials for allowing X rated and obscene films to be shown in downtown Scottsdale. She urges Mayor Tims and staff to close theaters showing indecent movies citing prior bans in other cities and rising crime and indecency.
A reader rebuts Bob Considine for an emotion laden column that claims religion limits morality. The writer argues the piece misreads the role of faith in public life and cites the White House prayer breakfasts as stronger evidence of religious practice.
Commentary laments Watergate betrayals while urging accountability for Nixon and aides. It notes a surge of whistleblowing and impeachment talk and contrasts with a toy-box anti extinction campaign by Louis Marx funded by World Wildlife Fund. J.E. suffers a fractured right hand with a new one to be placed Friday.
A letter from MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BOWER, MRS. ROBERT FARLEY, and THOMAS HARPER complains about Mountain Bell Telephone Company. They call service deplorable with busy signals, noisy lines, rude staff, and rising prices. They urge competition or ceasing advertising to fund improvements.
A Scottsdale resident lauds the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department for an orderly children’s dog show and looks forward to the upcoming Halloween party, expressing gratitude for the department’s youth activities.
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