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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1970
Page
2
Editorial argues Scottsdale can become a premier desert oasis with long term goals from the STEP program. It envisions a Park along Indian Bend Wash, expanded cultural facilities, downtown malls, and walkways to attract visitors and business, stressing land, pride, and ambition as limits.
An editorial urges heightened care as motorists speed near schools and risk children's lives. It cites a driver who narrowly missed two girls on the first days of school and calls for slower driving and heightened awareness to prevent future accidents.
The speaker notes that Middle East instability strains Christian Jewish dialogue but urges continued progress toward understanding. He emphasizes that for many Jews Israel is not only a homeland but the fulfillment of prophecy and divine covenant, guiding perception beyond persecution and refuge.
A call urges Christians to understand Israel through covenant and history, asserting Israel’s place in world history and urging joint effort with Jews and Arabs to build a lasting peace. It emphasizes justice, shared devotion, and using religious traditions to enrich global peace efforts.
In his 1823 annual message James Monroe asserts non interference with European internal affairs while warning against European powers extending influence to the American continents. He argues Spain cannot subdue new governments and emphasizes leaving parties to themselves.
The New York mayor blocks the SST from landing in the city citing noise and safety concerns. The piece notes Congress, industry, and rivals like the Concorde and Soviet jet as factors shaping future U.S. air travel and the fate of a domestic SST program. It also memorializes Vince Lombardi and reflects on broader questions of national risk and extinction.
Federal Judge J Skelly Wright orders the D C school board to justify not equalizing per school expenditures within five percent for 1971. The piece contrasts Wrights 1967 ruling against racial and economic bias with Head Start and ESEA aims to direct funds to lower income districts. It argues that inner city needs may require more expensive programs, challenging blanket equalization.
An essay argues women avoid returning to work after family by fearing success. It describes conditioning that makes self fulfillment seem tied to family duties, worrying about husbands and children's psyche, and the pressure to justify work choices as money driven.
A reader asks how many eggs a man with no blood pressure can eat for breakfast. The query appears in a New York Daily News context. The Chicago Tribune notes Nixon criticized governors personally over U.S. involvement in Cambodia.
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