Editorial: Amchitka nuclear test risks draw fire
The Atomic Energy Commission schedules a mid October underground test at Amchitka Island. A committee of 45 scientists warns the test could trigger earthquakes tsunamis and ground water contamination on a seismically active fault line, urging postponement for independent review.
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Fluoride May Aid Hearing By Strengthening Inner Ear
Northwestern University otolaryngology professor George F. Shambaugh reports fluoride can reinforce the cochlea and reverse impaired hearing in some cases. The finding challenges anti fluoridation arguments favoring topical application over mass water treatment.
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Kissinger pressured to halt Vietnam war end plan
Washington report claims Kissinger met with Rep. Donald Riegle and Rep. Pete McCloskey at the White House to oppose repealing the Tonkin Gulf resolution. The talks aim to speed Vietnamization and troop withdrawal, while critics prepare Oct. 15 antiwar demonstrations and more congressional action.
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Arizona Representatives Split Over Electoral College Abolition
Arizona's three House members split on the proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college in favor of a direct popular vote. Morris Udall supported the majority. John Rhodes and Sam Steiger backed the district plan in preliminary votes. Senate action was still required before broader consideration.
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Hawaii's beauty vs progress sparks heated island clash
Hawaii faces a fierce public debate over tourism growth and development. business leaders push bulldozers to boost jobs and taxes while preservationists warn of losing pristine beaches and the aloha spirit. mainland reporters visit to study growth amid hotel boom and weathered landmarks.
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Scottsdale Plans Stricter Parking Rules and New Three Wheeled Cycle
Scottsdale officials announce tougher parking enforcement this fall with a new three wheeled motorcycle. The Town Council authorized purchase Tuesday. Omega Construction officials say the Scottsdale Community pool should be ready by mid October with pool heaters enabling year round use.
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Scottsdale Progress Subscription Rates Notice
Jerry McElfresh managing editor announces subscription rates for Scottsdale Progress. Details include carrier and motor-route pricing 30e monthly and 2-1530 per year, mall and out of state options with monthly and yearly totals. Dated September 29 1969.
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