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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1975
Page
3
Editorial notes Ann Landers and her husband split after 36 years of marriage. The piece reflects on rising divorce rates, social changes, and the rarity of a long union ending, calling the split an unhappy symbol and noting the personal nature of the decision.
In Arizona, Tucson bricklayers consent to a voluntary 25 percent hourly wage cut and Phoenix workers defer 35 cents of an 88 cent raise. The move aims to lower home prices amid a building slump and rising unemployment. If other unions adopt similar steps, construction may gain and more jobs could be created.
In a críticas parallel to Moby Dick, Rep. Ken Hechler of West Virginia advocates a strict anti strip mining stance. He clashes with colleagues after voting to sustain Ford's veto, while environmentalists say his rigidity hurts bipartisan progress.
A New York Times style summary notes publishers respond to a rising share of college students with weak reading skills by offering simplified language. Evidence includes rising remedial English rates at Eastern Michigan University and California campuses, with critics blaming culture and enrollment trends.
In a satirical scene the Puffe company strategizes on grotesque product lines aimed at niche groups. Morb unveils a string of absurd cigarettes including Nikopops for children, The Magic Drag for teens, Vitabutts for health nuts, Jolly Green Giants by the yard, and Bygones for cancer patients, all with provocative slogans and questionable legality.
The Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club congratulates Liz Coupon on being named best women's editor by the National Federation of Press Women. Since joining the Progress she is praised as a conscientious reporter on Business Women in the News and Today's Women.
Classified ad from Natchez Democrat offers two good bath tubs with faucets available for purchase.
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