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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1974
Page
3
An editor argues Arizona buildings waste energy by using glass facades. Citing an English expert on efficiency, the piece urges architects to cut outer glass or face building-code limits to reduce cooling demand and long term energy use. The author suggests voluntary reform first.
The piece critiques French political perfidy surrounding Valery Giscard d Estaing after his early month election as president. It notes alleged bribe culture and mistresses, and adds a dig at Jonathan Marshall running for the United States Senate, implying pledges will be exposed as bills in parliament.
Washington reports a deep split between Democratic national chairman Robert Strauss and AFL-CIO president George Meany. Barkan and union leaders push to go it alone, strain over New Politics, and risk derailing party moderation toward McGovernism themes.
A column examines Charles Colson's Watergate era religious turn. It notes public piety in the Nixon years, hints at motives of authority and repentance, cites Menninger on religion as impulse control, and ponders how evangelical leaders will react to Colson’s Senate Judiciary appearance.
Washington sees a beef market squeeze as cattlemen push higher costs while middlemen defend margins. Rush argues price floors may raise consumer costs, with agriculture chief Butz backing cattlemen yet retail relief unlikely. Packers claim trimmed margins helped moves as demand weakens. Cattlemen face losses and require roughly 500 dollars per head to break even, with sales plans centered on luring shoppers.
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