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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
2
The editorial raises grave questions about whether Nixon can be compelled to release secret tapes and whether such recordings infringe privacy. It argues moral concerns over taping without consent, potential legal limits, and the need for court orders only in national security or serious crime cases, urging presidential example.
The article argues for broader tax relief beyond MR blind and deaf persons, urging special deductions for families caring for mentally retarded relatives. It notes extra medical, transportation, and care costs and urges Arizona to address these in a special session on tax reform.
Senate debate centers on Barry Goldwater's bill to enlarge Grand Canyon National Park by reshuffling boundaries and transferring about 41 000 acres to the Bureau of Land Management. Critics warn exclusions threaten wilderness and increase grazing and development while Goldwater argues protections remain despite deletions.
A lighthearted column follows several children in a school day. Dickie resents show and tell due to dirt throwers, Spiro faces teacher friction and rumors, Johnny thrives at a new school and may become class president, Henry chases girls, Mel tests a balloon while George deflates it, all set against a bustling classroom day and a tax balloon tease.
The note reports that their daughter and her husband with four children relocated to Washington DC Wildwood by the Sea in New Jersey. It notes Haig’s retirement from the Army and ongoing legal questions tied to his dual status. Sacramento Union.
The Progress invites letters to the editor but limits to 350 words. Writers should include name and home address for verification. Typewritten letters are preferred and should be double spaced.
In a new memoir, Col Edwin Buzz Aldrin reveals the strain fame placed on his career and marriage after Apollo 11. He admits media portrayals misrepresented the astronauts as flawless, and notes the impact on his wife and children as they reconciled public image with private life.
The piece details Buzz Aldrin's fall from grace after a nervous breakdown, his psychiatric treatment, and recovery. It notes family strains, a turbulent marriage, and his later work as a consultant while lecturing for mental health causes. Norman Mailer’s portrayal is cited as insightful.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress publication information lists editor contacts listing W.B. Doc Wright as assistant publisher. Subscription rates are given for Arizona at $190 monthly and out of state at $200 monthly. The paper operates as a second class publication in Scottsdale Arizona with standard mailing and circulation details.
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