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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
4
Phoenix traffic study led by Charles Haley says keep 40 mph on Indian School Road near Arcadia High School. The piece argues for lower speeds to protect children and questions the city’s responsibility for student safety.
The piece argues Arizona scenery is harmed by widespread litter and urges action. It notes a forthcoming legislative bill requiring returnable bottle redemption and store participation to curb glass litter on roads and in parks, calling for reuse and public accountability.
A Scottsdale reader objects to a Mailbag piece tying Ron Asay to Parada del Sol and the Scottsdale Jaycees. The letter condemns the judge’s remark about AA assistance as slanderous and calls for a public retraction.
THOMAS N. PICKARD argues President Ford demands decisive action from Congress to combat recession inflation and energy shortages. He praises Fords leadership while urging swift implementation and readiness to “bite the bullet” for national recovery. Scottsdale
Moon-walker Edgar Mitchell leads the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Palo Alto seeking members from 50 to 1000 dollars. The nonprofit aims to explore inner resources for health meaning and harmony with experiments at the Stanford Research Institute and involvement from Uri Geller. Mitchell cites Roosevelt and a moon mission link to von Braun while facing peer ridicule.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report conservatives warn President Ford he bears responsibility for Nelson Rockefeller's actions on the antifilibuster rule. The piece covers Rockefeller's drought of guidance, Reed's tough stance, and the energy tax debate tied to oil imports and a tax rebate pathway.
Cadillac sales climbed 18 percent while Lincoln deliveries led year over year by 20 percent in Arizona. Don Meredith is set to speak Thursday at the Distinguished Guest Dinner in Elkins West Virginia.
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