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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1975
Page
3
The piece argues 1974 needs reform as many old lawmakers depart. It criticizes the Senate as exclusive and self-serving and urges term limits. It cites early resignations to gain seniority and pension incentives as reasons to cap service to two or three terms.
Joe Paterno argues that ending the two platoon system could trim costs for colleges facing budget strains. Reducing players would cut equipment and travel expenses, helping schools retain football programs amid tougher financial times. He notes football was exciting before two platoons and calls for college athletics to return to campus roots.
The Dallas Club scene shows Robert S. Strauss’s clout as Democratic national chairman, signaling a halt to Southern Republican realignment. Texas Republicans face malaise after Watergate and economic woes, with leadership diminished in Austin and prospects dim. Prominent figures like Connally Bush and Briscoe frame a shifting era as Democrats gain establishment momentum.
In a satirical scene, Homer T. Pettibone seeks work after a CIA career ends with 10,000 dossiers on Americans. He jokes about espionage, says he is fluent in gobbledygook, and is told the only position fitting him is spying on Americans, with FBI looming as option.
The piece extols British resilience during World War II noting Harrods’ post blitz reopening and Churchillian resolve. It contrasts American responses and recalls Dunkirk, praising British optimism, humor, and unity amid ruin. It cites a wartime rallying spirit and a humorous incident with a bombed ruin resident.
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