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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
2
The Watergate hearing reveals Sen Herman Talmadge and John Mitchell debating truth and expedience to shield the President. Witnesses discuss whether White House staff read newspapers and why Nixon did not act or know earlier about the Watergate break in and cover up.
The piece discusses Phoenix testing plastic bags for trash collection as a neologism bagman label may arise. It cites objections including tearing by sharp refuse and non biodegradability, contrasts with plastic containers as preferable to metal cans, and notes officials’ apparent resistance. The tone remains skeptical about the experiment's success.
As Melvin Laird moved into Ehrlichman's former White House office he ordered the removal of secret bugging gear. Hidden ceiling mikes and desk cabinet recorders revealed Ehrlichman’s private surveillance, raising questions about who heard Nixon's conversations. The Secret Service kept presidential tapes secured while Ehrlichman controlled his own archives.
Syracuse Herald Journal notes a suggestion to dine outside for a change in routine, highlighting outdoor eating as a healthier or more enjoyable option. The brief emphasizes fresh air, seasonal meals, and a shift away from indoor dining norms.
Arthur Hoppe jeers at a new trend as Irwin Wasp promotes Middle Aged Lib. Mr and Mrs Wasp quit grooming and chase youth with mismatched partners, exposing the hollow chase for aging freedom and the social cost. Irwin regrets meddling in the life stage.
A columnist reflects on long marriage, privacy concerns with personal age jokes, and the quirks that keep a couple together. He notes friends’ curiosity about staying married, the ease of late-life communication, and the comfort of a devoted partner amid jokes about aging.
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