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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues rising prices, weather, and policy shape food supply. It criticizes the Soviet wheat deal for mismanagement and notes GAO findings. It urges production support with low loan rates, farm efficiency aid, and limits on exports to avoid inflation and shortages.
Citizens push Mountain Bell to establish a centralized 911 emergency number across the Valley. They note delays from misrouted calls and urge Metropolitan Association of Governments to prioritize creating the administrative framework with local municipalities to save lives and aid crime response.
On the Watergate hearings Sam Ervin acts as a moral referee, grilling witnesses with simple questions and delivering calm summaries. He rebukes evasions, recalls Judge Sirica and reporters' role, and exposes a prank call hoax about Nixon tapes, lamenting misplaced trust and hypocrisy.
In this satirical Q and A, Arthur Hoppe mocks Phase IV rules as follows the President suffers chest pains from the regulations and prices freeze. Citizens fret over affordability while jokes about food and energy shortages circulate in a spoof interview column.
The piece evaluates Juan D. Peron as he nears a return to power, noting aged limits and differences from his 1946 1955 rule. It discusses army intentions, Peronist coalition building, and the question whether the new Peron can unite a fragmented country and cooperate with the armed forces.
Connie Curtin argues against the July 5 editorial critique of Congressman John Conlan backing a retirement bill for older members. She notes co sponsors include over half aged 50, highlights Conlan's role in budget reform and inflation defense, and urges voters to decide a representative's fitness while calling for seniority system reform.
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