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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues President Nixon's inflation program is ill conceived and poorly executed. It claims Phase I was hurried and Phase II ineffective, blames Meany for sabotaging wage boards, and urges across the board controls with hardship exceptions to curb inflation and protect the economy.
Pima Plaza merchants accuse Marine recruiters and Social Security staff of occupying prime curb spaces, limiting shoppers. They urge cooperation or meters, suggesting tickets or outreach as softer remedies while noting community granted rights.
In Stevens Point and Milwaukee, Sen. Edmund S. Muskie drifts with a passive appeal to workers as his Wisconsin primary falls short of energizing blue-collar support. Campaign staff acknowledge a leftward shift may hurt blue-collar backing, while John F. English leads a renewed effort to rebuild morale amid a national slump.
Patricia Stillman accuses local critics of delaying McCormick Park progress while highlighting her husband Guy Stillman and the Railroad and Mechanical Society’s efforts. She cites public meetings, land donations by the McCormicks, and extensive private fundraising to spur the project for Scottsdale residents.
Conservationist Parmele urged a Refuse Act case against Outboard Marine Corp Mercury Chrysler and others for two cycle motors dumping up to 30 percent of fuel into waterways. The DOJ stalled citing EPA misgivings and aims for injunctions or fines, while industry pressure and political influence shaped delay.
The Coast Guard announced that the trawler's 41 crewmen would be transferred to the Stoikij, the Soviet ocean-going tub that has accompanied the trawler since the collision.
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