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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
2
The article argues SRP bears responsibility for flood risks along the Arizona Canal, noting 1972 breaks caused over 10.5 million in damage and that a planned spillway could have prevented much of the catastrophe. It urges SRP leadership changes if it fails to cooperate with other agencies.
Connie Armitage leader of Republican Women contends Goldwater camp was also bugged. She calls Watergate overblown but sees it as a catalyst for possible election reform and accountability.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak detail John Ehrlichman attempt to control major states and place top aides in CREEP during 1972 73 while pushing for influence over the domestic side of government. Ehrlichman faced opposition from Clark MacGregor and H R Haldeman as the White House security push failed.
Reader Steve Martin of Scottsdale argues the Nixon administration treats large financial contributions as a way to tilt power, comparing the idea to checks and balances and invoking Joseph Kennedy as a point of pride.
A humor sketch traces Kafka Quince, a man who spends a life seeking self knowledge through colleges, jobs, therapy, and fads, only to discover at 89 that self creation is elusive, ending with a wry tombstone inscription about taking oneself for granted.
John Peters of World Neighbors describes a shoestring approach that helps the Modede family in Nigeria recover from famine by seed, fish, and a $4.20 revolving loan repaid to fund new assistance. The program expands to Tanzania and promotes self help, literacy, and local farming.
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