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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1973
Page
2
A fragmented note points to Democrats summoning a special session over tax reform. It hints at congressional oversight and federal regulation shaping the electoral campaign. The text references attention to reform, party actions, and ongoing political dynamics.
The piece argues that a special session should expand to include campaign finance reform and tighter conflict of interest laws. It notes that current rules allow large contributions from special interests and frequent conflicts where legislators influence bills impacting their own employers. It cites farm, insurance, and hospital connections as examples of conflicts.
The author argues for reducing modern comforts to save fuel and electricity. Suggestions include turning off lights, walking or using public transit, and avoiding power tools. The piece questions if Americans will endure such sacrifices or face environmental limits.
Residents near Bethany Lutheran and Episcopal Church of the Resurrection report a 30 acre blight area north of 82nd Street with weeds over human height and ongoing illegal dumping. They say city notices expired, multiple inquiries to city departments failed, and offer calls for new ordinances to force cleanup. Pastors Jack Zoellner and Father Wilfred R. Stewart urge action to reduce fire risk and health hazards.
A fragmented travel industry discussion in 1975 centers on environmental damage, development, and regulation. San Francisco formed groups TIE and officials seek Mexican cooperation to promote sustainable Baja California tourism. Experts warn rapid growth harms landscapes and local communities as a federal tourism mission notes quick returns often worsen losses.
The article reports on TIE urged by industry leaders to address environmental deterioration. Mary Ellen Himell and Paul Gibson Jr. emphasize turning awareness into action and regulatory reform. TIE has attracted groups like the Sierra Club and Costa Rica’s promotional efforts.
A reader argues the city and school district should fund more tennis courts at Chesnutt Park. He cites wide age range from 14 to 67 and says lights and fees should allow longer, affordable play. He proposes doubles at 1 per hour and singles at 50 cents to support more courts and healthier community.
The battle lines are drawn as President Nixon and Senator Sam Ervin confront subpoenas for tapes and documents. Nixon refuses citing presidential prerogatives while the Senate committee pushes ahead amid a nationwide public-opinion spotlight. White House aides describe a disrupted, stalled process as the confrontation shifts power toward Congress.
A wedding in Globe Arizona ends in a double ring ceremony as the couple ties the knot. The event marked a new chapter for the two individuals with family witnesses and traditional vows.
Scottsdale editorial staff announces W. B. Gee Wright named assistant publisher at the Progress newspaper. Wright succeeds former editor and will oversee operations, reports say.
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