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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1971
Page
2
The 1970 Arizona billboard law is seen as weak and likely to cause loss of federal highway funds, with 13 000 signs affected and two thirds failing to meet federal standards. Advocates urge stronger rules to protect scenery while reimbursing owners.
Look Magazine folds amid rising postal costs and shifts in reader habits. The piece cites Congress postal rate changes, advertiser demand for instant exposure, and a move away from in depth issues as the core causes. The author notes Look reflected American life and world events and will be missed.
Inside Report finds Democratic governors in San Juan doubtful of Edmund Muskie. His consumer tax credit plan is dismissed as gimmickry and his finances raise concerns. Key figures like Ohio Governor Gilligan and North Carolina's Scott weigh whether Muskie can sustain a spring campaign amid growing skepticism.
A reader blasts two Scottsdale stores for obscene window displays and inside cards and pictures, calling it a bad example of taste. The letter links permissiveness of nudity drugs and immorality to a degraded society and urges discipline and political action.
Gloria Welch, candidate for Scottsdale School Board, emphasizes strengthening basic skills in math spelling English social studies science and reading as essential foundations. She supports offering electives alongside core requirements to ensure well rounded education.
The piece surveys Thieu’s leniency toward Ky and Minh’s defiant stance amid Saigon politics. It notes Ky’s shifting quotes and public appearances, hints at Minh’s peace aims, and ends with a quirky anecdote about Gif-sur-Yvette property listings and a Windsor guest experience in Belfast.
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