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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1974
Page
2
Editorial cites last year’s smog crisis in Arizona, blaming auto, mine, and dust pollution and calling for safeguards. It notes EPA as villain in new-think, argues for local planning and improved transit while acknowledging oil shortages and economic concerns.
The report notes 11 percent absenteeism in last year’s roll call votes. Some lawmakers had valid reasons such as illness or committee travel, but the high rate is blamed for poor performance. In the House 330 quorum shortfalls wasted time, prompting calls for a minimum attendance rule or greater publicity to motivate voters.
Detroit columnist recalls airline strike rumor versus denial and recounts junior sports and baseball lineage. He notes Little League's age limits and paths to higher leagues, citing Tom Seaver, Jerry Grote, Reggie Jackson, Rollie Fingers, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bill Bradley, Roger Staubach, and Fran Tarkenton as examples of players who progressed from Little League to professional or college prominence.
Grace H Shank of Scottsdale argues that Indian tribes attempting to control a large annexed area should compensate invested white developers for their millions in capital and improvements under squatter's rights. She notes the area would remain barren without current development and opposes tribal control.
Washington dispatch outlines as 1974 unfolds with predictions on congressional sessions in January energy shortages revealed by Nixon travel in February impeachment prospects for Nixon in April Middle East peace talks by August and political mood in November if elections occur. The piece uses satirical warnings about looming crises and public reactions.
Washington observers describe two recent missteps by Nixon foes as strengthening hard-line White House aides. They warn San Clemente debates may drive Nixon to a tougher stance, possibly brutalizing politics in 1974 and shaping impending impeachment dynamics.
A mediator in a separate dispute between the Unin formed Firefighters Association and the city speaks to Nashville Tennessean.
The Progress invites letters to the editor but limits length to 350 words due to space constraints. Writers should include name and home address for verification, with preference for typewritten letters and double spacing.
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