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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1975
Page
3
The Scottsdale area shows slower growth as Tempe Mesa and Paradise Valley surge. City officials question whether strict ordinances hinder development, while residents insist on protecting quality growth and planning for long term expansion.
The first day of school in Arizona sees excitement and fear among students. Some districts report accidents near schools despite warnings. Scottsdale and Phoenix implement traffic controls while urging slower speeds and better safety training for students, parents, and staff. One girl was killed amid ongoing concerns.
A dutiful rebuttal argues Evans and Novak distortions aim to discredit naval policy and U S defense views. The piece defends missile handling progress, Korea presence, and nuclear capable ships visits Japan, Korea, and other nations while urging restraint and accurate public analysis.
The Scottsdale Miss Softball league expresses gratitude to parents citizens and businesses for season support. Thanks note highlights state tournament participation and division crowns leading to regional and national appearances in Bradenton Florida. The secretary urges continued backing to aid girls sports and character building in Scottsdale.
A chaotic spoof recount follows Jerry Betty Susan Jack and Liberty the dog as Sen Scoop Jackson and others issue sensational papers. The vote ends with write-in E.G Brown Jr winning amid risqué anecdotes, family scandals, and bizarre campaign fevers across a crowded, spoofed political landscape.
Washington columnist argues travel by Congress can expose lawmakers to international environments and inform policy, though critics call it junket. A Congressional Quarterly survey notes a drop in trips abroad in 1974, possibly due to election-year hesitations.
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