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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1974
Page
3
The piece argues that hostile outbursts against school integration and Sen. Edward Kennedy reflect a broader 1960s shift from reason to violence. It condemns harassment while urging constitutional, forum-based debate over busing and civil rights policy.
A letter-writer compares bright car beams to Broadway lights and urges annual safety checks with immediate tag issued for misaligned headlights. It argues fines are not enough and calls for stronger enforcement to save lives. Jonathan Marshall, Progress editor, is running for U S Senate with editorials labeled J M.
The Walden Pond in Concord Massachusetts faces erosion litter and parking pressures as 5000 weekend bathers crowd the 60 acre site. State shift to manage the site aims to reduce traffic and relocate parking with new staff and a smaller single lot planned for spring.
President Ford named a nine member clemency board to review draft evasion and desertion cases with a balance of views. The group includes Hesburgh Jordan Goodell Walt Finch Maye Adams and O Connor plus two younger appointees and a woman. The lineup aims for credibility and broad independence amid Vietnam era tensions.
In a satirical scene at Heavenly Real Estate, the Landlord and his Business Agent Gabriel debate the United States economy. They mock supply and demand while lamenting rising prices, unemployment, inflation, and a stagnant stock market, as the Landlord hints at whimsical cosmic fixes. The President seeks wisdom, but the duo quips that only a grand illusionary fix might help.
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