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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1974
Page
2
The editorial argues April 15 tax day sparks national mourning and taxpayer resentment due to government waste and loopholes. It notes President’s low IRS payments, oil profits amid shortages, and a record budget deficit. It urges tax fairness, efficiency, and honest governance while acknowledging benefits of national prosperity.
Chaparral High School’s booster club financed a three day poet in residence project with Rita Garitano from the University of Arizona joining the English faculty. Students and teachers gained a unique look into a field often overlooked in schools and the program may inspire broader artist in residence efforts across the district.
The Wattenberg manuscript, drawn from The Real America to be published by Doubleday, urges Centrists in the Democratic Party to frame a hopeful, confident message. It parallels The Real Majority playbook of 1970, arguing that liberalism built a better country and that public opinion shows Americans feel improving conditions.
A compact meditation on Easter origins and symbols. It traces the holiday date rule, the egg customs, the Easter hare and rabbit myths, and traditional British rites. The piece notes Easter cards, Easter Island's discovery, and the 1916 Rising as a historical echo.
Dick West argues that straight public financing would curb undisclosed contributions. He cites Nixon era disclosures and urges a law requiring donors to reveal their gifts to candidates, claiming transparency ends abuses quickly.
A Scottsdale reader argues Arcadia High School should not drop Shakespeare and mythology courses. She says education must challenge inquisitive students and that budgeting should avoid shelving literature to a narrow middle-of-the-road approach.
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