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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1973
Page
2
City staff of about 500 in Scottsdale has reported no dishonesty in over 20 years, reflecting leadership from current and former council members and department heads. The message praises public servants for honesty, efficiency, innovation, and loyalty, and congratulates the team.
The article details a 1971 meeting between G. Gordon Liddy and FBI officials about the Ellsberg Pentagon Papers investigation. It shows the FBI aimed to aggressively pursue the case, contradicting claims that Hoover blocked the probe. The piece links the burglary to presidential power vs confusion and cites Ehrlichman, Krogh, and Nixon aides.
CBS interview quotes Sen. Barry Goldwater saying Nixon was never one of the boys and lived apart from Congress, press, and public. Goldwater suggests presidents need varied input and notes Nixon aides shield him from criticism and disagreement. Watergate era isolation persists.
Minneapolis Tribune reports a decision on using urinalysis for drug testing has not yet been made. The article notes debate over its use and potential standards in testing procedures.
A reflective piece praising peewee league coaches and managers for prioritizing player development and sportsmanship over winning. It contrasts bench time with coaching dedication and questions attitudes of some all star teams that value victory over the players’ feelings and growth. The piece notes boys prefer playing to sitting on a hard pine bench.
In a Scottsdale letter Rexbell Young urges voters to expose alleged illegal secret meetings. He cites a July 16 1973 city council session and calls for named council members who object to reveal their stance. He warns about consequences at the ballot box if proof is not provided.
In a Hughes Space and Communications interview, Harold Rosen explains Intelsat IV and ANIK systems, their capacities and costs. He notes seven in orbit, 6,000 calls and 20 TV shows daily per unit, and predicts vast future uses from space to replace land lines. He recalls patent work and the lack of Eisenhower era backing, with Kennedy funding NASA and DoD support.
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