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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1974
Page
2
A reader and chairman of Scottsdale's fine arts commission argues the proposed performing arts center should not be dropped due to high bids. The letter urges cost reductions and trimming nonessential features while supporting a public golf course and the museum's educational role.
The piece discusses truckers facing higher fuel costs and diesel shortages, noting slower trips and fewer monthly deliveries. It supports the right to strike but rejects violent actions, urging governments to respond to prevent terrorism or criminal violence.
The article notes Vice President Ford showing interest in the Harris poll regional strengths in the South and Midwest. It cites his moves toward greater autonomy, hiring full time advisers Gwen Anderson and Milton Friedman, and engaging southern Republicans, signaling a potential larger political role beyond Nixon’s presidency.
The Sahara region faces a second year of drought crippling wells and crops. AID officials tout $21 million in new relief for grain, irrigation, health, and storage, while warning that ongoing famine risks and a global recession could threaten future aid.
The Rangers ended a two night skid by defeating their opponent 5 to 2. New York News notes the comeback as a strong performance and a return to form for the squad.
The Progress requests letters be limited to 350 words due to space. Letterwriters must include their name and home address for verification. Typewritten letters are preferred and should be double spaced.
A Scottsdale official defends the proposed arts center arguing it uses 2 500 square feet for changing exhibits within 88 000 square feet total and would not threaten venues or city finances. The center would host revenue displays and the Spring Festival for the Arts if weather fails.
In Paradise Valley primary next Monday residents will choose seven from a list of 19 candidates for town council. The writer endorses those with proven service to the town and attendance at meetings, listing nominees Robert Tribken and others as deserving voters’ consideration. The piece urges civic participation and notes the high quality of all candidates.
BING BROWN SRP Supervisor notes electricity price increases and argues Laderman's lower usage saved less than the potential money saved at current rates. He cites 1,476 kWh this period versus 2,217 kWh last year and praises a 33 percent reduction while urging conservation to secure fuel for 1974.
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