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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1974

Page

2

Editorial page on Central Arizona Project cost doubts

The Progress features Dennis Carroll’s in depth CAP report for Pima County queries Tucson water economics. He finds urban cost estimates around 45.50 per acre foot vs farmers 15 and questions urban need as agriculture uses more water per acre.

Central Arizona Project Dennis Carroll Pima County Tucson Colorado River Carroll Congress Arizona

Soviet offer to sell US grain amid harvests stirs debate

A Soviet official proposed selling grain to the United States until harvest is in. The nations discuss detente era shifts and bumper Soviet crops, while critics warn prices may rise fivefold. One congressman suggests thanking or declining the offer.

United States Joe Stalin

Goldwater draws retirement pay amid double dipper row

Washington window reports Sen. Barry Goldwater, a retired Air Force major general, cited as a double dipper for receiving retirement pay while serving in Congress. He notes legal okayness yet questions morality, amid a list of other lawmakers drawing disability or retirement benefits.

Taylor Goldwater Senate Reserve “Command Congress Pentagon Washington Law. S Arizona Republican National Taxpayers Union Robert J. Dole R-Kans Edward J. Gurney R-Fla Olin EB. Teague D-Tex Joseph P. ‘Vigorito D-Pa t—Louis C—Wyman Carl B. Albert Okla Howard W. Carmon D-Nev Hiram Fong Hawaii Frank E. Moss

God and the Devil Clash and City Struggles

A church near bankruptcy faces closure while parishioners argue over leveling the property for a smaller church and housing. In contrast a Muhammad Ali Joe Frazier bout at Madison Square Garden draws a record indoor gate and vast TV revenue. President Nixon tightens press access as Camp David ducks the usual pool reporters.

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Frugal Iowa Republican H R Gross to Retire from Congress

Washington obit notes H R Gross of Iowa, longtime House member famed for fiscal restraint and vocal opposition to foreign aid and federal programs. His retirement ends a career marked by rare defiance of party lines and frequent quorum calls, with critics noting his influence on budget debates and taxpayers' perspective.

John D. Lofton JR Washington H. R. Gross House of Representatives Hawkeye State Gross Peace’ Corps United Nations Congress Iowa Republican Harley Staggers Kentucky House Interstate‘and Foreign Commerce Committee Staggers District of Columbia Federal Treasury Washington, D.C New York City Nikita Khrushchev U.N HR. Gross Gerald Ford

Scottsdale Community College Mascot Colors Still In Debate

A reader from Scottsdale Community College argues the Drovers name and colors remain controversial after years of editorials. The letter urges referring to athletic events by team rather than a mascot until a democratic choice is made.

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