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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1974
Page
2
Editorial notes that H. R. 2190 would create a state office for children and unify services across agencies. It cites a citizen group led by Rep. Diane McCarthy and argues the bill to establish a department and advisory commission is sound and should be a priority for the next session.
The piece blames desert dust events on dry winter soil and insufficient soil moisture. It argues construction and unpaved roads worsen blowing dirt, raising pollution and health risks, and urges officials to require wetting and soil stabilization before strong winds return.
On the Line discusses Robert Kennedy joining Cesar Chavez in labor protests while priests, bishops, and the UFW face opposition from Teamsters and grape growers. It surveys contracts at Gallo and other wineries, wage scales, union dynamics, and church mediation in a nationwide grape labor dispute.
Officials say a woman slid on wet pavement and struck a car in New Haven. The incident prompted local responders to secure the scene and assess injuries.
A Scottsdale resident recounts Easter chaos at Eldorado Park as reserved spaces for a Phoenix racing club forced a relocation. The letter urges posting reserved areas on holidays and questions park staffing and enforcement, asking the parks department to improve the system.
JO ABRAHAM from Phoenix questions Scottsdale median maintenance at the 68th Street and Indian School intersection. He argues the area looks overgrown with brambles, weeds and beer cans and suggests astroturf as a possible improvement.
Washington report traces how Nixon seeks survival through anti poverty politics. Four GOP lawmakers press for a compromise while White House pledges veto on Community Action funding, aiming to keep 34 Senate votes to survive impeachment.
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