Keeping it cozy in Congress on small business and committees
The piece notes several House committees including a beauty shop and a parking committee and warns that abolishing the select Committee on Small Business would erase a critical voice for entrepreneurs. It argues small business faces big competitors, heavy regulation, and a risk of a more controlled economy if it declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Capitol
Select Committee On Committees
Select Committee
United States
Scottsdale’s Old Church as Historic Museum Site
The article notes Scottsdale’s short history and honors preservation efforts. It proposes converting the old Brown Avenue church, the oldest surviving structure, into a historical museum tied to the nation’s bicentennial, leveraging its location near the civic mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Avenue
Second
Street
Civic Mall
Energy and environment linked in power shortage debate
A column argues energy policy and ecological health are inseparable. It warns rollback of environmental safeguards to boost oil refining and mining will damage estuaries, grazing lands, and renewable energy systems, urging efficient, environmentally mindful solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Oil Company
Ben Wattenberg
Time Magazine
United States
Appalachia
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Plains
Northern Plains
Environmental Policy Center
Joel Schatz
Oregon
Tom McCall
Schatz
Saving or Spending Woofie and Liss Debate a Windfall
Woofie and his wife Liss argue over how to use a $1000 inheritance from Uncle Twombley. They weigh paying debts versus saving to avoid recession, risking inflation and unemployment, with each option exposing they may end up poorer or wealthier yet unable to buy desired goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woofie Tweeter
Twombley
Woofie
Liss
Uncle Twombley
Solar energy debate and Space Committee hearings referenced
The letter notes Nixon’s State of the Union focus on solar energy with about $50 million proposed for solar study and power. It cites Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee hearings on solar satellites, aiming to generate up to 20 000 megawatts of electricity using orbiting satellites, potentially powering major cities, and credits the University of Arizona and Drs Meinel for their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee
United States
University of Arizona
Drs. Meinel
Mayor’s shift on state control of streets draws questions
Rudy Campbell writes questioning Mayor Tims and the city’s past opposition to state takeovers. He cites Arizona Highway Department plans and Phoenix transportation debates from years ago, noting taxpayer costs and shifts in route choices like Brenda Cutoff and Papago East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Arizona Highway Department
Highway Department
Bell Road
Pima
Shea Boulevard
Black Canyon
Durango
City of
Phoenix
McDowell
Papago
State Highway Department
Scottsdale
Papago East
Refuse disposal tips on handling garbage bags
In a Scottsdale letter Mrs. Sara Bartram argues proper bagging prevents messes from garbage collection. She contrasts bagged trash with loose waste in pails and praises trash crew, noting her six year old can squash and fold bags to keep streets clean. She fears returning to battered cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaton
Godzilla
Sara Bartram
Scottsdale
Marshal publisher . W. B. Doc Wright Assistant Publisher
The notice identifies W. B. Doc Wright as an assistant publisher in a marshal affiliated publication. It confirms Wright’s role and ties to the publisher, outlining duties and office connection.
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Little Red School House
State Historical Society
Chamber of Commerce
By Jeff Stansbury
Edward Flattau
Hoppe
Arthur Hoppe
Commerce. Department
Goldwater
Rudy E. Campbell
C.L.U
Jonatha
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing, Inc
E. Earls
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Newspaper Association
AskOf A Newsparens Association
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