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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
2
Editorial condemns CIA secrecy and domestic involvement arguing the agency should stop acting as a political and military arm. It highlights payrolls for journalists abroad, calls for disclosure of names, and urges agents to return home while upholding press freedom.
A year ago 658 Americans died during the Thanksgiving weekend. this year 527 fatalities occurred. Officials credit fewer miles driven and slower speeds for the drop and predict similar trends over Christmas and New Year as people travel despite fuel shortages.
Harriet Van Horne argues the fuel crisis will end only when oil companies and the administration decide it. She links the crisis to private oil power, cites Barry Commoner and Ralph Nader, criticizes Nixon era politics, and urges public pressure to end the emergency.
Readers in central Arizona praise the Scottsdale Daily Progress for printing CAP and Salt River Project stories that the Phoenix papers omit. They argue CAP raises land values and taxes, questions flood protection claims, and criticize SRP’s urban impact and monopoly-like status.
Rep. Hungerford confronts Salt River Project and Central Arizona Project over water mismanagement in central Arizona. SRP general manager McMullin counters with criticism while three Arizona agricultural economists publish a study aligning with Hungerford's water and economic ideas.
This column talks with Tiffanys publicity director Mrs. Duane Garrison about last minute holiday gifts. It highlights the canary diamond, other high end gems, a seven-ring color gem set, and a $10 silver pocket screwdriver as a practical self gift.
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