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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1971
Page
2
Student leaders oppose the planned three year varsity athletic program arguing funds should be used for intramurals or other needs. They say students were not consulted and spending figures differ, raising questions about student input and budgeting oversight.
A humorous look at campaign spending from Lincoln to Nixon. It contrasts funds for past presidents with modern costs, notes GOP opposition to tax deductible political gifts, and mentions Wallace, Muskie, Kennedy, and the idea of donors funding campaign fare and travel.
A historical editorial notes a year of dwindling attention to Vietnam War prisoners of war. It urges the Melvin Laird pledge to go public and questions US withdrawal talk, warning against using POWs as political pawns and calling for renewed government action.
Secretary of State Rogers campaigns to kill the Senate's 500 million Israeli arms credit by influencing House Appropriations conferees. He argues Israel's instability and U S policy clash, while Senate leaders defend aid amid a tense battle over F-4 Phantoms and military credits.
A 1972 Women’s Lib calendar titled Field Manual promotes female progress with accounts of historic and contemporary women. It includes sample letters to leaders and advertisers, aims to raise awareness, and mocks male chauvinist remarks while urging action to end depictions of women as sex objects. The piece notes its usefulness in households and hints at resistance from some audiences.
The Saguaro High School Ecology Club announces a new recycling center at the Bashas lot corner of McDonald and Granite Reef. It accepts newspapers and aluminum and metal cans. Residents and Scottsdale citizens are urged to bring recyclables. thanks are extended to Progress for coverage.
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