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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1970
Page
2
An editorial notes Ohio State students sought a court injunction to curb militants and argues while some militants deserve critique, most students favor peaceful means. It questions if moderate activism and court support could start a wider campus enlightenment and peaceful reforms.
The article notes atomic bombs once massive like Little Boy and Fat Man have been reduced to contain the explosive force of those bombs in compact packages. Ralph E. Lapp argues in Science and Public Affairs that A bombs can be small enough for land mines and sea mines and even bazooka sized weapons, underscoring security and treaties to curb nuclear arms.
Mayor William D. Dyke of Madison visits Washington to urge tougher campus law enforcement and discipline while the commission faces a clash between opposing views. The Wisconsin case highlights a rising threat as university violence escalates and the panel debates how hard to press student dissent versus law and order.
Reader Leland S from Scottsdale questions the Papago East Freeway survey design and area coverage. He questions who set the survey questions and asserts local residents near McDowell Road were not surveyed. He suggests routes avoiding Papago Buttes and favoring a Tempe to Scottsdale corridor to reduce land cost and impact.
Representative William V. Roth Jr of Delaware has long criticized duplication within government. He notes 1968 had 74 development programs across 10 agencies, while current figures show 78 programs in 18 agencies, risking further waste of scarce resources.
The $10-11 billion family assistance proposal is unlikely to pass before the November 3 election. chances it moves to the 92nd Congress are uncertain as a lame duck session looms. A combined bill with Social Security is debated, with support strong for Social Security increases but opposition to the maintenance plan. Sweden's Prime Minister Olof Palme faces potential ouster amid economic troubles, strikes, and a possible move to a unicameral parliament.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal argues clothing should focus on a decent pair of men's pants that suit older men. It criticizes current styles aimed at slim, college figures and urges designs that sit at the waist to accommodate abdominal changes and provide modest coverage.
Library director reviews Hugh McLean’s biography The Last Pharaoh Farouk of Egypt detailing Farouk’s ambivalence, alleged porn collection myths, and rise from youthful hope to a later obese, womanizing ruler. The book questions his potential and chronicles his early cloistered childhood, decline, and death at 45.
The list ranks ten best sellers including Fowles The French Lieutenant's Woman and Susann The Love Machine. The text then discusses Farouk, McLean and the history of Egypt, noting weakened leadership, autocracy, and the portrayal of Nasser as a moderate savior in a readable biography.
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