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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1974
Page
3
The piece notes forty four petitions filed with Secretary of State Wesley Bolin, argues candidates sacrifice finances and home life for campaigns, and urges maintaining reduced political ad rates like those for churches and nonprofits to ease campaigning costs. It recalls a 1970 rate cut aligning political ads with nonprofit pricing.
China reports edible paper pills dissolved on the tongue as a daily contraceptive method. The perforated sheets resemble tiny stamps, stored in pocket books. An American scientist hailed the project as highly advanced with potential to curb Asia’s rapid population growth. Progress editor Jonathan Marshall campaigns for U S Senate, with editorials by J M identified.
Onetime chief justice Earl Warren is recalled as a keen sports fan and trusted leader who shared friendships with Toots Shor and Don Larsen. John A. Brogan, long influential at King Features Syndicate, is remembered for his vast impact on global news and comics. Both left bold legacies in law and media.
President Nixon's economic conference unfolds amid rising interest rates and a Dow drop. The piece argues budget cuts curb inflation by shrinking the national debt, using the $61.5 million B1 bomber as a lens to compare defense costs with debt values and inflation.
Assistant publisher W B Doc Wright signs this July 15 1974 issue page four feature as part of the National News Association listing and newsroom notes.
Gov. George Wallace ends his push to control the Democratic Party miniconvention set for Kansas City in December. The campaign faltered as local party groups resisted takeovers, leaving Wallace to delay ambitions and use suspense to test support ahead of a 1976 presidential bid.
A Rand Corporation analysis for the National Institute of Education examines a two year regulated voucher program in Alum Rock Union School District California. The report finds high parental approval and favorable teacher responses with no adverse effects suggesting a broader unregulated voucher system could work.
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