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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1975
Page
4
Washington reports show rising national crime and school violence with 70 000 assaults on teachers and 100 school murders in 1973. Bayh calls for crisis response including rewarding schools, targeted guidance, better teachers, and expanded special education to reduce hostility and improve learning.
A 1970s-tinged critique notes lawmakers' privileges and travel wasters. It cites free haircuts for senators and expense-paid trips abroad as examples. It highlights Rep Wayne Hays pushing changes to silence detailed travel reports, arguing printing costs were high.
Washington energy czar Frank Zarb secures Western Republican support for Eric Zausner’s deputy nomination at the Federal Energy Administration. He meets in the White House and Senate dining room with McClure Fannin Hansen and Bartlett, proving his influence and independence from big oil.
A comical skit shows the Landlord and Gabriel debating who owns the Holy Land. They mock long conflicts among Jews Christians and Muslims and recall a history of conquests from Canaanites to the British and beyond. Henry Kissinger is invoked in a sly aside.
ERDA official David Jackson says Bikini and Eniwetok natives can return after the most thorough radiation survey yet. He notes crops and seafood were tested for safety, and a documentary helped convince older residents to resume living on their homelands.
Jerry McElfresh is listed as Managing Editor with annual figures shown as $23.40 and $25.00 for the year. No additional context provided.
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