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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
2
As the United Nations General Assembly meets again a glimmer of international hope appears. The editor argues the U.N. has failed to live up to its promise, with vetoes and sovereignty concerns hobbling effectiveness and calls for major powers to restructure the organization.
The text argues for reassessment of mini nations, Assembly voting by population, and major powers ceding to UN oversight. It proposes the U N prepare a future status plan for Southeast Asia, including peacekeeping and fair elections, with expanded World Court and stronger arbitration, noting China’s U N entry will change the balance.
Scottsdale eyes a compromise on McCormick Ranch zoning. Reverting airport area density to one home per acre could ease school crowding and road congestion while allowing higher density nearby. Kaiser Aetna and northern homeowners seek a middle path without altering the master plan.
A Scottsdale reader calls for reform of Arizona welfare administration led by Welfare Commissioner John Graham and the Welfare Board. She urges faster access to food stamps, cites federal funds reallocation, and asks readers to contact Senators Fannin Goldwater and Representatives Rhodes Steiger to push change.
A columnist surveys a subset of women who seek power through male attention in the workplace. She targets those who underpay themselves for male approval, dressing provocatively to be noticed, and clinging to femininity while resisting the idea that women are people. The piece critiques liberation aims and paints a sharp cultural portrait.
The article details a U.S. aided drive in Binh Dinh to curb Vietcong influence, restore security, and reunite government control in the province as American troops draw down. It notes prior disintegration, Vann's intervention, and a new reporting system that now marks 53 hamlets as Communist controlled versus four previously.
Reflective column notes Attica’s impact on New York politics and prison reform. It questions governor Rockefeller's handling, potential charges, and future policy shifts while contrasting with Coolidge-era actions. The piece blends national figures, riots, and inquiries into accountability and reform.
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