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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1974
Page
3
Editorial notes that Wellesley Massachusetts sees a strong recycling effort with 370 tons glass 44 tons cans 700 tons paper and 15 tons milk cartons totaling nearly 1 500 tons up 13 percent from last year. Revenue rose 50 percent as markets for recycled materials expand.
A Progress item notes Motorola circuit drawings on reverse paper donated to Gompers Rehabilitation Center for handicapped clients. The center will stockpile unused sheets and arrange pickups for nonprofit groups to reuse typing paper. Editor Jonathan Marshall runs for U S Senate with editorials identified by J M.
The piece surveys Ford's early stance toward a Carterlike cabinet, naming Kissinger as likely retained and listing figures like Rogers Klein Safire Laird Richardson as potential or former insiders. It contrasts Ford era hopes with Watergate fallout and the era’s lingering financial entanglements and media roles. The Dow Jones surge frames Nixon’s decline.
Washington reports reveal Richard Nixon’s escalating hostility to enemies after 1968, fueled by disdain for liberals and the press. Tapes expose a public relations obsession over politics, not issues, with H.R. Haldeman and aides noting his focus on reelection and his widening circle of foes.
Washington observes oceans as urgent global concern and vast resource. The Law of the Sea Conference faces political divisions while environmental issues risk neglect. Environmental lawyer Hallman and Barbara Ward warn biosphere interdependence governs regulation and development.
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