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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
2
Phoenix editorial writer supports Elaine Fusso and her pig Burfie in a clash with city zoning over keeping farm animals in homes. The piece argues for urban agriculture and buffer zones while noting likely legal defeat and broader tensions between rural and urban land use.
An analysis argues SEATO, the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, failed to act effectively and cost the United States money. It suggests replacing it with non military channels through the United Nations and direct diplomacy to avoid future missteps and unnecessary wars.
Inside Report notes Gov. George Wallace plans a 1976 presidential role while seeking to rebuild a local Alabama staff. Wallace, in a wheelchair, claims the chair slows but does not stop him as he dominates Alabama politics and weighs another run.
Dr. Walter A. McClenaghan denounces the Criminal Code Reform Act of 1973 as a blueprint for American fascism. He warns of unlimited wiretap power, criminalization of advocacy, and harsh penalties that could stifle protest and infringe constitutional rights.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. in Scottsdale Arizona with staff roles listed and contact number. Subscription rates are shown for local and out of state mail and routes, dated September 18 1973.
Columns by Bob Considine discuss name changes from Cape Kennedy to Canaveral and a proposed compromise. The piece notes Interior Department debates, historic names, and public sentiment, with examples like Boulder Dam and Sixth Avenue.
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