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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1975
Page
3
A neighbor, other students and a faculty member report chronic parking shortages at ASU as commuters, visitors and staff circle the campus for spaces. Drivers risk towing in busy lots while proposals include more lots, shuttle trams and a west Valley branch campus to ease congestion.
Harriet Van Horne argues liberals warned for decades that the FBI and CIA threaten liberty through secretive, expansive surveillance. She cites Watergate era disillusionment, congressional probes, and revelations about Hoover era practices as final proof that the agencies harmed democracy and trust.
Arizona cities face budget crises as sales taxes fall. Scottsdale trimmed about 2 million in expenses and 300000 more, cutting projects and hiring while Phoenix weighs higher water rates and new service fees. Officials argue for cutting nonessential spending over tax hikes amid political pressure.
Arthur Hoppe lampoons the 1970s tax cuts and energy crisis as a comic Second American Revolution. The piece imagines presidential tax proposals triggering vehicle shortages, rising gas prices, and citizens rebelling to demand automobiles, culminating in a spoof Declaration of Independence.
The piece discusses 4000 annual food choking deaths in the U S and praises Dr Henry Heimlich for a simple abdominal thrust technique. It cites testimonials from notable figures and details how to perform the maneuver and recognize choking symptoms, urging food service workers to learn it.
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