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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1973
Page
2
The governor signed a proclamation designating September 30 as Grandparents Day. The open letter campaign urged the idea to honor older citizens, promote inclusion, and inspire families and officials to value seniors year round without commercialization. Community groups are asked to participate and share ideas.
The Kennedy brothers and George Wallace posed for a moment of joint praise in Alabama on July 4, a surprising clash as Edward Kennedy praised Wallace while critics call the display hypocritical given past opposition. The encounter marked a strategic bow for 1976 campaigning.
The article details CREEP spending in 1973 including 80 256 in second quarter legal fees for Stans Magruder and Porter. It notes Bush private misgivings about CREEP closing and the push to use a 1972 surplus to cover defense costs while criticizing payrolls and staff. It also covers liberal Senate pressure and State Department morale.
An independent Scottsdale grocer sells milk at 43 cents a half gallon, undercutting supermarkets at 52 cents. He says lower profits justify the price and claims big markets withhold items to keep prices high. He notes Florida sues major oil companies over shortages, questioning free enterprise. Move over Thoreau, cell-mate remark ends.
The piece argues Mitchell and others undermine Nixon by portraying him as oblivious to Watergate plots. It notes Senate support, questions whether Nixon knew of Liddy’s million dollar scheme, and predicts a long four years as the president faces impeachment or resignation debates.
Sen Frank Church of Idaho condemns multinational ITT for attempting to influence Chilean elections. He says such corporate political influence is illegal and urges swift passage of a subcommittee proposal to make assaults on democracy punishable by five years in prison. Philadelphia bulletin.
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