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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues for a thorough risk study before Arizona's proposed nuclear plant 50 miles west of Phoenix proceeds. It cites wind toward population centers, potential catastrophic accidents, and past AEC plant mishaps at Hanford, urging consideration of human error and alternatives.
The piece argues that conventions pick vice presidents for balance rather than qualifications. It notes Agnew and Eagleton as unsuitable presidential timber and suggests options including separate ticket runs or a post election list to Congress to choose the VP from trusted figures. The proposal envisions the president elect submitting names for congressional selection.
In a reflection on memory and national mood, Harriet Van Horne compares China’s “bitter remembrance” rituals to American nostalgia for wartime thrift and endurance. She links pruning comfort to reduced energy use, urging mindful living amid fuel shortages and political strain.
GOP professionals fear losses in Virginia and New Jersey could boost Democrats in next year's off year races. In Virginia Mills Godwin trails Lt. Gov Henry Howell in a tight race with organizational deficiencies and poor campaign structure cited as hindrances. In New Jersey Charles Sandman faces an uphill battle against Byrne, with polls showing Sandman trailing by seven to twelve points despite stance on taxes crime and social issues.
A reader argues for President Nixon’s stature while criticizing critics and media bias. He urges independent thought and warns against rabble rousing, asserting the duty to preserve the Republic and questioning the education system and public discourse. He ends by invoking the Bible’s message about judgment.
A reader suggests Nixon either resign or face impeachment and proposes two alternatives. One option asks Nixon to submit another to Cube from Key Biscayne, while a longer idea entertains a defect to China from his San Clemente home.
An MCCCD Executive Vice President editorial section stirs reader letters to the editor. The Progress welcomes correspondence and vows to publish next to promote community dialogue.
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