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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
2
Editorial argues 338 long time Scottsdale teachers at top of pay scale lack raises and cost of living adjustments. Inflation erodes buying power, risking talent drain as a 3.5 percent budget cap hinders raises and could push good teachers to leave the profession.
Jack Song owner of China Lil's Restaurant clashes with City Hall over a large smiling Chinese cowboy sign. The city closed Main Street for a civic mall project, while officials say the sign violates the ordinance. Song seeks a temporary permit due to hardship from the street closure.
In this column Harriet Van Horne examines Rose Mary Woods, longtime Nixon secretary, praising her devotion and reliability while noting her controversial role in the Watergate tape controversy. The piece contrasts her tact and survival instincts with questions about credibility and loyalty. It recalls Woods's support during crises and hints at broader implications for White House staff.
House debate looms on H.R. 8053 a plan to set up a National Voter Registration Administration for mail in federal elections. Proponents say registration is too complex while critics cite cost, fraud risk, and evidence that registration does not boost turnout.
Bob Harris of Yavapai argues most students and staff care about campus safety amid ongoing vandalism. He notes rewards have helped identify culprits but recurring incidents persist and questions cost of night guards versus window replacement. He praises a strong PTA, student council, and proud student body while blaming a few delinquents.
Quote from Gov Adlai Stevenson vetoing a bill to declare visiting cats a public nuisance. He notes cats roam freely, offer rodent control, and should not face bounty traps. Proposes municipal low cost neutering clinics for pet population control. Philip Katzke cites Arizona pet pride note.
The note credits Jerry McElfresh as managing editor and lists W B Doc Wright as assistant publisher. Page four references the National Newspaper Association and a local publishing team.
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