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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1975
Page
3
Public officials weigh decriminalizing small possession while keeping large possession and trafficking as felonies. Proponents cite courts and jails overburdened and comparisons to alcohol, while opponents warn of health risks and drug-use progression. The debate seeks a policy that discourages use without imprisoning small possessor.
The article argues most Watergate figures convicted have served time and face appeals while others acknowledge wrongdoing. It notes Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and Mardian appeal convictions, Colson and Stans spared conviction, and assigns blame to Nixon and loyal aides for the cover up and violations.
The New York Stock Exchange notes declining shareholder numbers and an aging base. Experts blame young people for not entering the market, citing a cautionary tale of Fred and Felicia Frisbee who chose a house over stocks despite a $5,000 down payment and paid for by a broker’s costly advice.
The Ford administration censors suppress a Colby Senate testimony criticizing Moscow's SALT I compliance, delaying publication. The secret briefing questions Moscow's good faith and fuels debate ahead of SALT II. A separate poll shows Ford losing ground to Reagan in Illinois, signaling early primary trouble.
A Scottsdale reader blasts city zoning as driving up costs while praising one area south of Osborn Road for profits to subsidize others. He recalls affordable 18 years ago and laments limited single family options today, urging the editor to stop publishing such discussions. Diane Cusack is noted as aware of the issue.
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission urged a $15,000 lighting plan for five Chaparral High School tennis courts, a move critics call ill suited for city funds. Objections include allocating scarce money when hunger remains and funding at a school rather than city facilities.
Readers condemn the Halloween haunted house at Eldorado Park for distasteful scenes seen by families including children. A writer notes a 6 year old found the display sick and urges healthier entertainment for youth.
Mr and Mrs Dennis E Nelson urge school officials to reprimand teachers for failing to preview a film shown at Coronado High. They state the need to educate children for today’s world and support teachers aligning with modern times.
The speaker urges support for a living Christmas tree initiative as a prudent use of funds amid economic strains. They endorse a donation to the city after Christmas and back the Bicentennial Commission’s goal of 200 Trees for 200 Years.
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