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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1973
Page
2
The piece notes that earlier generations welcomed returning soldiers with parades and recognition, while Vietnam veterans faced neglect and stigma. It argues for national healing through understanding, jobs, education, and compassion for those who served in Vietnam.
A 20th century view of tennis shifts from elite sport to widely popular recreation. Scottsdale leads in park programs but lacks sufficient courts. officials are urged to add public tennis facilities across the city to meet rising demand and support fitness culture.
Vice President Spiro Agnew asserts he will resist resignation to the end, signaling a lone defense if indicted. He warned he would appeal to the Supreme Court if convicted, while advisers say he would retreat to Capitol Hill and continue duties if indicted.
The Mailbag letter criticizes Bob Snider for biased reporting on Scottsdale Community College football player Larry Bandura. The writer questions the journalist’s evidence about math grades and the actions of teachers and faculty, urging verification and fairness in journalism.
A staff member reflects on recent SCC coverage and a Scottsdale High student Larry Bandura. The speaker questions educational aims and handling of student matters, noting frustrations with perceived one sided reporting and influence from administrators. The letter ponders whether goals are fantasy or realistic and calls for accountability.
Readable fragments from Dead Sea parchments suggest a Mozus Mozis led group, spoke with an adviser possibly God, and withheld mountaintop transcripts citing executive privilege. Proponents argue stone tablets reveal historical notes while skeptics fear misreadings overshadow similarities with the Moses story.
The piece denounces bias against the poor while blaming wealthy elites for overpopulation and environmental harm. It cites Dr. Jean Mayer arguing rich overpopulation, notes rich spending, second homes, and developer impacts. It links luxury kitchens to labor and waste, concluding with a satirical note on modern domestic routine.
Scottsdale Daily Progress published six days a week with offices at 7302 BE Earls Dr Scottsdale AZ 85251. Contact number 947 7544. Second class postage paid in Scottsdale. Subscription rates listed for in state and out of state. Volume XIII issue 163 dated September 10 1973. National Newspaper Association Arizona Newspapers Association.
The report notes he keeps the chairmanship of the State Council, described as titular thief of state. Ehrlichman wields power and photographs cluster around him as reporters push for Nixon-related images and quotes.
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