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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
3
The Phoenix editorial criticizes traffic engineer Charles Haley for prioritizing car flow over student safety at Arcadia High School. It argues sidewalks help but do not fix dangers and calls for a statewide 15 mph limit in front of all schools to protect children.
The piece argues Arizona’s beauty is harmed by widespread litter and endorses a returnable bottle bill. It notes campaigns and legal actions as steps and suggests requiring stores to redeem returnable containers to cut roadside and park debris.
Scottsdale reader criticizes a newspaper for tying Ron Asay's arrest to Parada del Sol and the Scottsdale Jaycees. The letter denounces Judge Halloran for a remark about AA, questions publicity impact, and requests a retraction.
A letter praising President Ford for decisive action to tackle recession inflation and energy shortages. The writer urges Congress to back Ford plans and accept tough measures as necessary medicine rather than paralysis by analysis.
Moon-walker Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14, leads the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Palo Alto seeking members from 50 to 1000 dollars. The group funds research into inner human resources and paranormal phenomena with Uri Geller aiding efforts at the Stanford Research Institute.
White House faces hard GOP warning that President Ford will be blamed if Vice President Rockefeller navigates antifilibuster Rule XXII. Mississippi chairman Clarke Reed tells Donald Rumsfeld Reed’s party will hold Ford responsible for Rockefeller’s actions in the Senate fight and energy tax debates.
Cadillac sales rose 18 percent and Lincoln deliveries topped last year by 20 percent. Arizona Republic notes an event Thursday with Don Meredith as a distinguished guest speaker at the Sinner in Elkins West Virginia Inter-Mountain.
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