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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

2

Mass migrant farm workers need tougher child labor laws

The editorial urges stronger laws to protect farm workers and their children. It cites studies by the American Friends Service Committee showing child labor in agriculture, hours, pay, and hazardous conditions. It notes day care efforts by Save the Children Federation and calls Arizona lawmakers to act.

Yuba Arizona Save the Children Federation American Friends Service Committee Friends America

Nixon budget crisis worsens as deficits surge past forecasts

An internal view shows the 1971 72 deficit rising from a $30.2 billion estimate to over $40 billion, with inflation expectations rebounding and long rates climbing. Economists warn that ongoing spending growth could outpace revenue, risking a sustained inflationary outlook and stalled recovery. The administration debates either cutting spending or raising taxes to curb the runaway budget.

Washington Nixon Alan Greenspan White House Office ‘of Management and Budget Treasury Greenspan Congress

Consumer Fraud In Flagstaff Service Stations Questioned

The attorney general reports garages and service stations bilking the public with false engines smokey tires and slashed tires. The piece argues strengthened consumer fraud enforcement and self policing by the automotive industry to improve trust and curb crook practices.

Flagstaff Attorney. General Automotive

Mock Culling of Deserving Poor Sparks Outrage

Satirical piece targets welfare debates with a Bethesda center mock drill. Dr. Homer Pettibone showcases two archetypes, praising the meek hungry man while condemning an ungrateful loafer, ending by exalting Gov. Ronald Reagan.

California Reagany Reagan National Culling Center Bethesda Homer T. Pettibone Gerbert Grimes Grimes Dr. Pettibone Gov Ronald Reagan

Godzilla name clash sparks letters to editor

Patricia Stillman protests religious offense over the word God and the monster name Godzilla. She notes multiple meanings of god and urges constructive discussion while recalling Beowulf myth and Beowulf creature links. The Progress requests letters under 400 words with home addresses for verification.

Arthur Godfrey Godzilla Jesus Patricia Stillman Grendel

Americans Aid Korean Growth Praised at Mamie Eisenhower Luncheon

The piece discusses U S aid to allies, highlighting South Korea as a success story due to the Eisenhower Agriculture Program. It notes Korea's need for agricultural development, the program's goals to fund 4 H scholarships and expand training, and Mamie Eisenhower's pledge to support through donations and even a Black Angus herd if possible.

Hotel Pierre Mamie Eisenhower Eisenhower Agriculture Program American Korean Foundation White House South Korea Seoul Sosa Korea Howard A. Rusk Foundation Mamie Gettysburg East 46Th St New York N.Y

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