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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1973

Page

2

Editorial on Maricopa CC football priorities and bond risks

A local editorial questions the Maricopa County Community College Districts push for football upgrades including uniforms lights and a stadium. It criticizes the boards reliance on staff, urges impartial polls, and argues funds would be better spent on other college needs rather than a costly program to satisfy administrators vanity.

John Prince Maricopa County Community College Marion Donaldson Scottsdale Community College Community College Board Jeremy Butler Scottsdale Arizona State University

ERA vote urged by reader against national ratification

A reader from Paradise Valley argues the Equal Rights Amendment should be decided by a national vote to reflect all American women. The letter criticizes liberal proponents and urges Arizona not to ratify, asking for a possible state vote if national action is unavailable.

United States U.S Sam Ervin North Carolina Arizona Elaine Pristo Paradise Valley

Garbage to compost and methane power proposal

The article argues for turning waste into compost and producing methane gas from garbage and sewage. It cites India’s 200 bio gas plants under R B Singh and suggests U S cities pursue home scale bio gas and recycling to curb dwindling natural gas reserves.

America India R. B. Singh Singh

Nixon Faces Senate Boycott Over Rogers Testimony

A New York Times analysis says President Nixon risks a Senate boycott of his diplomatic nominees after he blocks Secretary Rogers from testifying on the North Vietnam bombing. Fulbright threatens end the war hearings unless Rogers testifies before the Foreign Relations and House committees. The move heightens White House Capitol Hill tensions and could complicate second-term diplomacy.

Washington Nixon William P. Rogéra North Vietnam Senate Dovish Sen J. W. Fulbright Arkansas Senate Foreign Relations Committee Vietnam Congress Capitol Hill Rogers Senate Democratic Policy Committee White House Fulbright House Foreign Affairs Committee Bill Fulbright Kenneth Rush Defense William Porter Paris Foreign Relations Committee Eee State Department Pennsylvania Avenue Richard Nixon

Teenager Helps Stricken Dog as New Year Ends

A German Shepherd named Shawn was struck by a car on New Year’s Eve. Teenager Max Lopez helped move the dog to avoid further danger, then fetched aid. Despite efforts by a veterinarian, Shawn died hours later at home. The family praises Max’s kindness.

Shawn Max Lopez The Humane Society Max

Revenue sharing proposal sparks constitutional budget fears

Maryland Governor Mandel warns that replacing federal aid with revenue sharing could harm states and localities. He calls President Nixon’s plan a potential grave constitutional crisis and questions its effectiveness as a substitute for existing federal programs.

Raymond Washington UPI Nixon Marvin Mandel Maryland Congress Mandel National Conference Jefferson Kennedy

Water bottles under scrutiny after Colwell study reveals high bacteria

A Maryland microbiologist reports bottled water in the Washington area contains far more bacteria than local tap water. Deer Park and Poland brands show counts from 50 000 to 500 000 per liter, while Great Bear lists 140 000 per liter. FDA spot checks follow and cite unsanitary conditions and poor bottle coding. No disease links reported yet and drinking water criteria remain imperfect.

Maryland Washington Deer Park Poland Great Bear Dr. Colwell Colwell Food and Drug Administration FDA Robert

Raised amber markers urged to prevent Scottsdale crashes

In a Phoenix letter, Mrs Jean L Black urges the Mayor and City Council to install raised amber markers on main Scottsdale arterials to improve night visibility and prevent fatalities, citing faded double yellow lines and rain challenges. The note appears in a Scottsdale community context within a Phoenix edition.

Scottsdale Phoenix Street Department Phoenix Jean L. Black

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