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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1974

Page

3

Sign amortization ordinance adopted in Scottsdale

Editorial praises Scottsdale for approving a sign amortization ordinance to meet a 1973 charter amendment goal. It notes SAM backing and staff accord, objects to billboard deadlines, predicts a legal challenge, and quotes Mayor Jenkins on possible disputes.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Association Merchants SAM William Jenkins

Mackerel Homes Rise From Liberty Ships In Reef Plan

A debate in Congress over artificial reefs uses the mothballed Liberty ships as proposed fish habitats. Proponents claim reefs boost fishing without harming the sea, while opponents warn of steel shortages and costly buoy maintenance. Jonathan Marshall, a Progress editor, is a Senate candidate.

Texas Congress Liberty New York Beaumont Bell

Ford shifts on environment meets mixed reactions

In Spokane Aug 15 speech Interior Secretary Morton outlined Ford’s early environmental stance. Critics say it echoes Nixon era policy favoring short term gains over long term protections, while supporters warn Ford may broaden the base and pursue independent environmental action.

Jeff Stansbury Edward Flatta Gerald Ford United States Interior Department White House Mr. Ford Rogers C.B. Morton Spokane Nixon Ford Morton Republican Party Council On Environmental Quality Russell Peterson Joe Browder Environmental Policy Center Browder Project Independence John Sawhill Bill Simon

Thailand backs neutral ocean while allowing US flights and bases

Thai caretaker government echoes calls for Indian Ocean neutrality yet permits Diego Garcia refueling flights from U Tapao. Bangkok claims to curb reconnaissance while sustaining US patrols, citing regional security and economic benefits with up to 80,000 Thai jobs linked to bases.

Robert Kaylor Bangkok UPI Thailand Asia Indian Ocean U.S U Tapao Gulf of Siam Ocean Sanya Dharmasakti Chicago Diego Garcia U.S. Air Force Navy Sanya

Letters to the editor format and guidelines

The Progress outlines space limits for letters to the editor at 350 words and requests verification contact information. It notes preference for typewritten letters and double spacing to aid readability and verification if needed.

Rockefeller wealth and early allowances revealed in interview

Nelson Rockefeller recalls a 25 cent weekly allowance as a child and farming rabbits to earn spending money. Analyses estimate the Rockefeller fortune at several billions with holdings in real estate oil and trusts. Congress may seek full disclosure during his confirmation hearings for potential conflicts with public duties.

Daniel J. Foley Washington CNS Nelson Rockefeller America Rockefeller CBS Television Rockefeller Institute Rockefellers John D. Rockefeller Sr Standard Oil Trust John D. Sr New York Ferdinand Lundberg Fortune Magazine Washington Daily News Rockefeller Center International Basic Economy Corp Venezuela Standard Oil Co Ohio John D. Rockefeller United States Supreme Court of Ohio Standard Oil of New Jersey U.S. Supreme Ford Foundation Rockefeller Bros. Fund Nelson ‘Rockefeller Congress

Reader urges credit for editorial authors

A Scottsdale reader asks to credit editorial writers by signature. The reply notes only Jonathan Marshall’s editorials are identified while he campaigns for the U S Senate to avoid conflicts of interest.

Nixon Oval Office Mr. Ford Jonathan Marshall U.S. Senate

Type Slips Trolling in Front of the Dam

A report from Orange County Evening News in Garden Grove California notes a trolling incident occurring near a dam. Authorities investigate and urge caution as a bystander reports the event.

Orange County Evening News Garden Grove

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