Editorial: ITT ties may fuel Nixon impeachment push
The piece recalls Senate hearings on Nixon era ties between the administration and ITT. It notes secret 1970 71 meetings over antitrust actions and a 400000 pledge to the 1972 Republican convention. It cites White House SEC interference and names Agnew Mitchell Stans Ehrlichman Colson Kleindienst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Nixon
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
ITT
Administration
Security ‘and Exchange Commission
White House
Justice Department
SEC
Senate Committee
Mitchell
Stans
Ehrlichman
Colson
Richard Kleindienst
Hartford Fire Insurance
Dita Board
William Norriam
Hal
Geneen
Congress
Leon Jaworski
Trash In The Valley Sparks Clean Up Campaign Appeal
A reader notes Valley streets littered with paper glass beer cans and cartons after a San Francisco trip. The opinion urges trash containers and a pride driven beautification campaign led by media chambers and civic groups to keep Arizona’s communities clean.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
San
Arizons
Chambers of Commerce
Wilderness Experience Shows Mental Health Benefits
A Marquette Community Health Center study reports that a two week wilderness camping program increased self confidence and self sufficiency among ten high school volunteers. Researchers plan longer studies to confirm if nature exposure aids broader mental health and self assertion, amid US energy and unemployment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education and Welfare Department
HEW
United States
Michigan
Community Health Center
Marquette
North Woods
Robert A. Hanson
Hanson
U.S. Forest Service
Oregon
Indians of Fort McDowell Resist Land Sale Fight
On December 26, 1972 the Fort McDowell Reservation neighbors refused surrender of their land amid Central Arizona Project pressure. A century earlier, on December 26, 1872, the same tribe faced a historic conflict with the government over land rights in a bloody battle known in history.
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Fort McDowell Reservation
Fountain Hills
Central Arizona
Yavapai Land Loss and Fort McDowell Tensions
Mrs. Walker Butler from Scottsdale laments ongoing pressure on Yavapai Indians as ancestral lands shrink from 9.2 million acres to 25,000 acres at Fort McDowell. She calls the demand to surrender more land cruel and unusual.
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Skeleton Cave
Canyon Lake
Southwest
Fort McDowell
Walker Butler Scottsdale
Correction to fuel interview misquote by Bettie L. Smith
Bettie L. Smith writes to a newspaper to rectify a front page phone interview. She denies advocating gasoline price hikes and explains her suggestion that if rationing fails, mini buses car pools and regular bus service could aid workers. She recalls experiences in Hawaii after Pearl Harbor and in Japan at the start of the Korean War.
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Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Bettie L. Smith
Scottsdale
Good Old Days musing on progress and memories
An elderly voice recalls past wonders and miseries, from automobiles and telephone links to lights and government. The dialogue contrasts bright promises with daily noise and fear, noting heroes and enemies while cherishing simple acts like counting stars and talking by telephone.
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George
Granpa
Gas mileage gains seen in 1973 FIAT 128 sedan
A reader reports driving a 1973 FIAT 128 four door sedan 6,026 city miles and a total 4,428 miles with 290.7 gallons used for an overall 30.6 mpg. The car offered spacious seating, comfortable ride, and easy parking while showcasing fuel efficiency.
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Progress
Gas price stance sparks local debate in 1973
Harold Murphy head of the Bay State Gasoline Retailers Association argues for higher prices above federal limits while disputing pricing restrictions. He says motorists are willing to pay 45.9 for regular and 49.9 for premium gas, defending his policy amid industry criticism.
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Harold Murphy
Murphy
Bay State Gasoline Retailers Association
Local readers laud paper and photographer Conaway
A reader comments on years of newspaper delivery, praising overall improvements in picture stories and calling Mr. Conaway an asset to the paper.
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Mr. Conaway
Scottsdale Daily Progress Masthead
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. in Scottsdale Arizona details its weekly schedule and postal status. It notes it does not accept responsibility for unsolicited articles and pictures submitted to the paper.
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Scottsdale
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By Jeff Stansbury
Edward Flattau
Flattau
Stansbury
Arthur Hoppe
Jonatha
A Jerry McElfresh
Arshallblisher
W. B
Doc Wright
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ariz
Associatin
Vspapers Association
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