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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1973
Page
2
An editorial condemns rapid Scottsdale Paradise Valley development for destroying desert landscapes through earth moving and lax regulations. It warns of erosion runoff and dropping water tables while urging stricter environmental controls to preserve Arizona's heritage amid growth.
The vice president is under intense examination amid leaks and allegations of kickbacks. Officials urge calm and due process while Congress studies the case and courts consider the constitutional crisis impacting Nixon's leadership.
Inside Report outlines a power clash as reformers who backed McGovern reforms gain control of the Delegate Selection Commission. Strauss aims to counter with national committee intervention and new legal opinions while factions clash over quotas proportional representation and convention delegates.
A Penn Central freight train derailed today at the intersection of Jay and Maple streets in Buffalo causing at least five street crossings to be affected. No injuries are reported and investigators cordon off the area as cleanup begins.
In a humorous tale a man and his wife react to the Billie Jean King Bobby Riggs battle of the sexes. After a day of contrasting behaviors from a jogging wife to a passing parade of assertive women, Mr. Wasp confronts his views as his 55 year old wife and a 29 year old challenger win demonstrations of strength.
The Watergate hearings exposed a vast flow of ordinary Americans' money into Nixon’s campaign that ended up with criminals and their lawyers. The betrayal taints politics and will complicate Democratic fundraising in 1976.
The text contrasts public mood with political sport and includes quotes from George Gallup on disillusionment, Henry Kissinger on Middle East diplomacy, and Warren Austin's 1948 UN remark about Jewish Arab differences, reflecting era tensions and calls for pragmatism.
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