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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1973

Page

2

Privacy and the Fourth Amendment in Modern Surveillance

The piece argues that government spying has evolved beyond colonial searches and urges revising privacy laws. It cites Pitt against crown intrusion, Ehrlichman Ellsberg, and Sen. Ervin, noting billions spent on bugs and 1.6 million taps in four years. Congress should tighten rules on wiretapping amid new tech.

England William Pitt the Elder Sen Sam Ervin John Ehrlichman Daniel Ellsberg Congress

Bike Safety Reminder as Darkness Falls

An editorial urges bike safety lessons in all elementary schools and emphasizes parental responsibility to teach youngsters to observe traffic rules. With school starting and days growing shorter, drivers risk harming or losing a child in a rapid encounter on familiar roads.

Mills Surgery Clouds Nixon Tax Plan Prospects

Washington reports Rep. Wilbur Mills undergoes spinal surgery causing a one month absence. The Mills tax incentive proposal for new plant and equipment faces uncertain odds without Mills and a clear White House endorsement from President Nixon and advisers.

Washington Wilbur Mills Nixon- Mills Nixon Mills House Ways and Means Committee Capitol Hill Democratic Congress Little Rock Pierre Rinfret White House Arthur Burns Federal Reserve Fed Burns William Simon the Treasury George Shultz Simon Joint Economic Committee Albert Sindlinger Sindlinger Seige

Transit plan backed by Billie Gentry faces reader indifference

The letter argues for a county wide mass transit plan to ease pollution congestion and fuel waste in the Valley. It cites federal funding in coming years and Los Angeles as a cautionary example, urging leaders to support a proven transit approach.

Billie Gentry Los Angeles

Journalist Criticizes Ineligibility Coverage At Scottsdale CC

Letter to the editor questions sports reporting on Larry Bandura’s football ineligibility at Scottsdale Community College. The writer defends instructor Mike Svaco and argues grades in intermediate algebra are objective, urging fair coverage and caution against pressuring faculty over athletes.

Larry Bandura Scottsdale Community College Bob Snider Mike Svaco Larry Snider Svaco Bandura SCC ASU

Washington Window Summer heavies feel fall in radical scene

The piece notes arrests of Elizabeth McCalister Berrigan and Abbie Hoffman and Rennie Davis reappearances as the New Left falters amid factional feuding. It highlights tentative unity efforts between NAM and the People's Party and possible local collaborations to re-energize radicalism.

David E. Anderson Washington UPI Elizabeth McCalister Berrigan Philip Berrigan Harrisburg Maryland Abbie Hoffman Yippies Chicago Rennie Davis Students For A Democratic Society Sds Radical Movement New Left David McReynolds Socialist Party War Resisters League Socialist Party, USA The People’s Party New American Movement Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee McReynolds NAM SDS Weather People Benjamin Spock DeKalb Denver Students For A Democratic Society

Contractors pay for Indian Bend Wash containment permits

Letter from R F Wise of Scottsdale questions who issued permits for contractors to build in the Indian Bend Wash and suggests those responsible should bear the costs of containment.

Indian Bend R.F. Wise Scottsdale

Progress invites letters to editor with constraints

The Progress urges readers to send letters limited to 350 words and to include name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions are preferred and should be double spaced to aid editing and layout.

Publisher W. B. Doc Wright Named Assistant Publisher

W. B. Doc Wright is named assistant publisher, adding to leadership at the Marshall firm. The appointment expands management as Wright oversees operations and editorial duties.

Arshallublisher W. B Doc’ Wright

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