Nixon Cabinet discuss anti inflation Phase IV plan
President Nixon and his Cabinet held a two hour meeting on steps for Phase IV of the anti inflation program. Officials expect a new plan to be unveiled in a matter of days while avoiding details.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon and his Cabinet held a two hour meeting on steps for Phase IV of the anti inflation program. Officials expect a new plan to be unveiled in a matter of days while avoiding details.
United Press International reports Maricopa County has spent 10 567 dollars on vandalism at 12 recreation centers since January 1969. Donnie Hale Park in Cashion accounts for 6938 dollars of the total and the Parks and Recreation Commission will close the park at the end of the summer.
Arizona officials weigh if irrigation or municipal water can be used to create lakes and fountains to promote development. Land Commissioner Bettwy says the issue bears on public health safety and water rights.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says Watergate drew the Nixon family closer and defends her father’s cautious public stance. She notes over 150 speaking engagements in the last year and calls the scandal a tragedy caused by poor judgment among those involved.
Joseph Fallon 85 died Tuesday at 5009 E Cambridge Phoenix. Rosary 7 30 p m Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School. Funeral Mass 9 a m Thursday at St Theresa s Church 0045 E Thomas Rd. Survived by wife Margaret one son William seven daughters two sisters 31 grandchildren three great grandchildren Reflected a long union career and teaching in Pittsburgh prior to moving to Phoenix in 1946.
A weak earthquake measuring one on the Japanese intensity scale jolted Sen dai Fukushima and Shirakawa in northern Japan early Wednesday. No injuries or damage were reported.
The Audubon magazine cites Arizona subdividers selling remote lots on installment plans at inflated prices. Many subdivisions lack water, risk environmental damage, and may never develop, with Mohave County showing excessive subdivision amid water shortages and overstated population claims.
Agriculture Department chief economist Don Paarlberg said the USDA crop report projects a near record grain and soybean harvest that could ease fall food price inflation. He noted meat prices may rise after ceilings lift, but bumper corn soybean and wheat crops could lower feed costs and encourage farmers to boost meat poultry and egg production.
Showers ease heat in the valley with highs near 108 degrees today and 106 expected Thursday. Blowing dust may accompany possible rain late afternoon. tonight’s low in the mid 80s. Rain chances: 20 percent today, 30 percent this evening, 20 percent through Thursday.
Five full day scholarships offered by the new Palo Alto preschool to open Aug 1 at Scottsdale United Presbyterian Church 3414 N 81st St. It will be the second Palo Alto school in Scottsdale and 10th in the Valley. Hours 7 am to 6 pm daily. Applications at Palo Alto Educational Systems Inc 7119 First Ave. Joyce Sackett named director.
The Scottsdale YMCA at 3019 N Civic Center Plaza offers ten half hour sessions in lip reading and sign language for deaf children age three and up. Fees are 10 dollars for members and 15 dollars for non members with classes limited to five children each. Starts Monday and runs daily for two weeks from 10 to 11:30 a.m. for ages three to six 10:30 to 11 a.m. for ages seven to 10 and 11 to 11:30 a.m. for ages ten and older.
Scottsdale police investigate the weekend theft of a $1,472 portable arc welder chained to a post on the second floor of the Sakowitz store under construction at Camelview Plaza 6900 E Camelback Rd. Conditioned Air Co of Phoenix reported the loss Monday.
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