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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
2
The editorial argues the Watergate era shows the system’s resilience as Congress and the President balance power. It says Nixon must rebuild his administration, lose palace guard prerogatives, and seek help from congressional leaders to restore public confidence. It questions if Nixon can become a populist.
DESERET NEWS discusses the strain on American families amid internal and external pressures. It notes rising divorce rates among 20 to 24 year marriages since 1963, contrasts Archie Bunker and Ozzie and Harriet myths, and argues that families endure through planning, effort, and desire to stay strong.
The plan contemplates D C leaders led by Robert Strauss proposing a nonpartisan national TV appeal for unity. The aim is total disclosure of Watergate while avoiding partisan attacks, with Kennedy Bumpers Stennis and others likely to speak, not Strauss. The group fears partisan exploitation could backfire and leave Nixon more vulnerable.
The open letter to the Scottsdale School Board lauds Richard Ford principal of Scottsdale Tonto Elementary for his classroom substitutions when needed, cooperation with parents, leadership of the resource center and AV equipment, budgeting, in service classes, and support for the referendum.
The Dallas Times Herald notes that the body needs B vitamins to metabolize excess starch and sugar, explaining the role of these nutrients in bodily processes.
As energy shortages press nations to reassess alignments with Israel versus Arab oil producers, Arab moves to reclaim resources heighten tensions. Saudi Arabia warns oil output could fall without U.S. pressure for a Middle East settlement, while U.S. aid to Israel remains about 500 million dollars annually.
A letter to the editor urges Scottsdale City Council to strengthen the pool fence rules. Proposals include interior latches on gates, a minimum 42 inch fence for all pools, and four inch maximum spacing on wrought iron bars. Public support urged at the next council meeting.
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