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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
2
Editorial calls for strict new mountain hillside regulations in Paradise Valley urging public access to the proposed ordinance and arguing that once ruined, mountains cannot be rebuilt. It notes past gouging of Mummy and Camelback Mountains and criticizes poor public relations surrounding the measure.
The Arizona Kidney Foundation urges organ donation listing 13 Arizonans awaiting kidney transplants. Donors can specify posthumous gift and, if preferred, arrange donation within an hour of death. Participation requires a signed form and carrying a donor card.
The Watergate crisis paralyzes Nixon's anti inflation program as top aides review Phase III options. Officials report repeated delays in tightening price controls and a feared loss of consumer confidence fueled by inflation and political scandal. Connally, Burns, Mills, and Simon push for decisive policy while Nixon remains indecisive.
The Progress invites letters to the editor but limits length to 350 words and requires writers to include name and home address for verification. Typewritten letters are preferred and should be double spaced.
Arthur Hoppe portrays Postman Herman A honoring a mail delivery hero from Trenton New Jersey and a playful defense of postal efficiency. The spoof interview with Homer Pettibone runs through imagined quotes about zip codes one day service and a cafeteria mail routing plan.
Local La Crosse Tribune notes that Type Slips, a writer linked to the same creative mind behind the Oxcar winning production of The Godfather, faces renewed recognition in the industry.
Washington sources say Brezhnev will visit June 16 to 26 with planned accords on oceanography culture civil aviation and possibly agriculture. Talks may touch SALT guidelines though outcomes remain unclear amid Watergate fallout and U S skepticism about achieving Moscow summit level deals.
The letter urges publishing a carpool section in The Mailbag to match drivers with riders amid gas shortages. It invites listing routes times and seats offered by workbound motorists, hoping to foster help and new friendships. LOUISE FELTER Phoenix notes agreement and months of effort with limited responses, referencing free share-the-ride notices in classified pages.
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