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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
2
An editorial argues against Treasury tax reform proposals that would raise the standard deduction and cut itemized deductions. It contends charities and nonprofits would lose funding, jeopardizing churches, symphonies, United Funds, health groups and other organizations. Citizens should voice opposition to protect charitable funding.
The 8th annual show at the Executive House showcases 62 tribes from 48 states highlighting evolving Indian art forms. Jewelry pottery rugs and sculpture mix traditional styles with modern experimentation, gaining national artistic respect and spotlighting Scottsdale's unique event.
Heavy cost escalations plague the C5A program and other weapons, triggering congressional scrutiny. The C5A, originally 3.1 billion in 1965, now tops 5.1 billion, with similar percentage jumps expected for smaller contracts. Package procurement and rising prices in ships, submarines, MBTs fuel worry at hearings urged by Nixon budget adjustments.
Dr. S. I. Hiawatha, president of Skarewe University, celebrates the end of the prolonged strike as the last student striker nears a Social Security check and abandons his goal of overthrowing the government. The doctor boasts of a win seven years ahead of schedule amid a chaotic poststrike mood.
President Emilio Arenales of Guatemala appears shaken after a tense day at the Potlatch Dinner amid accusations of deception. Dr. Hiawatha Hathawaia reemerges in a minor arrest during a TV panel incident, while his decline grows as he taunts students with incendiary whispers.
The United States pushes Israel to restrain reprisals after the Zurich airliner attack and warns that overreaction could undermine Middle East peace prospects. Washington aims to let world reaction pressure guide Israeli actions while warning against empowering Arab commandos over Egypt and Jordan.
The piece notes about 1,500 openings remain for non glamorous government work as President Nixon seeks staff. It cites 80,000 reference letters, FBI checks, and political ratings to fill roughly 100 top posts. Women are notably underrepresented with only three cabinet or policy roles. Willie Mae Rogers briefly considered as consumer affairs consultant, then declined.
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