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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues the 1972 Games mixed grand show with political conflict and tragedy. It cites Rhodesia, biased judging, Russian dominance, and Brundage's dismissive mourning as undermining the Olympic ideal. It warns that if true spirit and safety cannot be restored, the Olympics should be abandoned.
A kind noble youth Galahad Goodheart glows and heals people yet finds many ills to fight. He marches for peace battles giants like corporations and pollution confronts bigots and draft defenders while suffering a warlike scar and a new moral: to save the world one must first save oneself.
Guy Stillman complains to Mayor Tims about inconsistent zoning rules in Scottsdale. He seeks 80 acres along Shea Boulevard to be eligible for dense development, while planned area development requires 160 acres. He notes delays from Planning Director Walton and urges better city communication.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers laments the limits of words after the Munich Olympic killings nine hostages and five Arabs died in a police clash. He warns that without collective action against piracy and terrorism the world faces ongoing violence and fear. Britain France the Soviet Union and Egypt opposed a hijacking treaty at a Washington conference.
Column argues Democrats face no choice between Nixon and McGovern, citing reader letters and political critique. It attacks Nixon’s record on inflation, welfare, education, and civil rights, while challenging McGovern’s campaign strategy and youth support.
A Scottsdale reader reports an attempted yard intrusion at 7 15 am on Friday September 1 1972. Two children slept in a small backyard tent when an unknown person climbed a six foot fence removed tent stakes and attempted to vandalize the setup. The writer defends property rights and warns against trespassing while noting dog security.
Letter from Mrs. Norothy I. King praising John Conlan as a highly qualified capable candidate for the 4th Congressional District. She urges voters to favor him and criticizes opponents for wasting energy on attacks while noting his intelligence character and dedication to country and people.
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