Parking crisis at ASU forces off campus study growth
The editorial laments ASU’s parking woes for part time students at Tempe and Phoenix classes. It cites long searches for spaces, two dollar tickets, and off campus attendance rising as students seek flights from campus. It urges limiting ASU size and creating a branch campus with outside expertise to fix the parking mess.
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Arizona State University
Phoenix
Tempe
Scottsdale
ASU
University
Regents
Goldwater associates imitate Stevenson in early Nixon era placements
Arizonan Barry Goldwater aides and allies secured prominent federal posts in Nixon's first months, paralleling Stevenson era appointments. Tucson attorney Dean Burch advances to FCC chair. Phoenix figures Kleindienst and others gain deputy or ambassador roles as Arizona Republicans push into national government.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
Phoenix
Public Bandstand Revival Draws Eldorado Park Crowds
Years after a wooden shell was placed in Eldorado Park south of Second St, free summer concerts and intermission fireworks returned. Four thousand people attended the final concert, showing residents still value family friendly outdoor music and shared relaxation on the grass.
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Old Park
Second St
Eldorado Park
Nixon Aides See Inflation Fight Hit By Investment Boom
A private Commerce Department survey and the Rinfret Boston forecast warn of a 1970 surge in corporate investment. Officials fear inflation worsens and fear monetary policy may be strained, with calls for new tactics like selective credit controls.
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Little Miss U N Puts Reagan in Diplomatic Twist
In a spoof scene Shirley Temple greets Ronald Reagan and George Murphy at a UN reception. Tension erupts as beliefs clash over the United Nations while Shirley mediates and advocates friendship, ending with a celebratory dance and a U N Day proclamation.
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Veterans gather for Spanish American War reunion in San Diego
New York reports the 71st reunion of Spanish American War veterans in San Diego with 83 survivors attending. They recall Teddy, Roosevelts era glory, and questions about patriotism, while reflecting on aging and future generations learning about past conflicts.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress staff and publication details
Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Editors and publishers listed with office at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale, Arizona. Second class postage paid in Scottsdale. Subscription rates shown for carrier, mail in state, and out of state. Volume IX, number 174 dated September 23, 1969.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
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Scottsdale, Ariz
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