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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1974
Page
3
The editorial favors boosting solar energy funding and a crash program to mass produce solar power. It cites national and international precedents, notes oil dependence and nuclear cost concerns, and urges Arizona's delegation to push top priority and tax incentives to create jobs and spur adoption.
Chaparral High School, the newest in the Scottsdale School District, teams with the Arizona Commission on the Arts and Humanities to launch an interdisciplinary arts program. Four authors will show how talent and ideas from one field translate to others, aiming to boost student creativity and expand the role of arts in education.
Inside Report argues Sadat's pro American turn threatens his leadership with a probable upheaval in 1975. Kissingers stalled Sinai settlement and Brezhnev visit heighten risk as Fahmis hard line calls end Jewish immigration and ties to Soviet arms grow.
The Scottsdale teacher election shows 91 percent favor a single spokesman group. George Story argues Strittmatter's SPE should accept the majority result and join the elected voice, noting 9 percent opposed and 29 percent backing SEA. The piece champions democratic practice in teacher representation.
The town paper invites readers to send letters to the editor, noting a 350 word limit and the requirement to include name and home address for verification. Preference is given to typewritten submissions, which should be double spaced.
In a New York column, Bob Considine critiques critics who label Ford’s Eagle Scout achievement as a mark against him. He recalls Ford’s Scouting oath and contrasts public perception with the President’s stated values while touching on Las Vegas gambling culture and Greek airline politics.
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