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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues the fuel shortage stems from multiple unresolved causes and warns it could require rationing. It questions oil company foresight and federal planning, calls for boosting domestic production, efficiency, smaller cars, speed limits, alternative fuels, and shifts to efficient transport.
Arizona students and a Scottsdale district question a free enterprise economics course. Lawmakers who took the winter test call for broader study and objective instruction. Critics say the program overemphasizes American systems and ignores other economic models, turning students away.
U S Army scientists in Warren Michigan report successful tests of a stratified-charge engine to meet 1976 emission standards, with better mileage and durability than catalytic systems. Developed with Texaco and Ford, the design challenges Detroit's catalyst emphasis and may be mass produced for AMC fleet by 1976.
UPI analyst PHIL NEWSOM argues Argentina stands at a hinge of history as Campora’s Peronist government faces pressure from the People's Revolutionary Army. The new regime seeks wage hikes and amnesty while togs of inflation and debt complicate promises of national unity. The military ponders intervention but risks civil conflict if it ignores public will.
Randy Mulkey backs his act at Scottsdale Community College graduation criticizing administrators and student critics. He questions the symbolism of diplomas being handed by a figure he says embodies contempt for the student movement and asserts a personal claim to dignity from his actions.
In a cabinet gathering President Nixon announced that Laird rejects large personal staffs and will work directly with cabinet members. The move signals a domestic policy shift toward tighter White House management and greater interagency contact.
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