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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
2
A collage of notes recalls pasta consumption figures from the National Macaroni Institute, a Watergate gag about Save the Watergate 500, and the Barber of Seville riddle. It also mentions Rep. Hamilton Fish and a miscaptioned fish photo, ending with the teacher’s claim that the riddle has no answer due to contradiction.
The insurance commissioner urged simpler policies so policyholders can understand their coverage. Blue Cross led the way with a readable policy, and the idea could appeal to Arizonans seeking clarity in their insurance contracts.
The piece argues Americans favor big cars for profit but the market shifts toward compacts as gas costs rise. It notes rising compact sales, argues for regulatory limits on weight and engine size, and calls for nonpolluting engines and better mass transit as alternatives.
Washington report notes Civil War debt interest and veterans pensions far exceed actual combat costs. It cites Spanish American War, World War I, and Vietnam figures, detailing ongoing VA checks to millions and a 12.2 billion budget for pensions medical care and education for veterans.
Eddie Einhorn of TVS Television Network discusses regional college basketball rights and the plan to telecast the World University Games in Moscow August 15 to 26 across 150 U.S. stations with NBC carrying coverage. He notes Moscow's hotel and logistics strain as the U.S. prepares for a major Soviet event and Olympic implications.
A reader writes about age bias at Frontier Lanes in Scottsdale. They recount an incident where service seemed denied due to being under 21, contrasting with experience at a department store candy counter. The letter urges awareness of discrimination against children.
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