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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1975
Page
3
City leaders confront a tight budget with staff layoffs already taken, urging a moratorium on nonessential street work and exploring new revenue like an occupancy tax on hotel rooms to preserve services and avoid further cuts.
The piece notes Spring training in Scottsdale with the Charro organization hosting the Chicago Cubs. Despite a poor previous season, the author predicts the Cubs will win and urges fans to buy tickets at the Charros or box office as snowbirds fill stadiums awaiting pennant talk.
CNS correspondent in Washington notes the Freedom of Information Act applies to the executive branch but not to Congress. The piece argues public access to congressional correspondence, staff files, and drafting records would enhance transparency and participation, despite potential safeguards and political concerns.
In a wry column the author laments the Time Newsweek magazine feud escalating into a broader media clash. He jokes about ZIP codes and subscriber data, defends neutrality, and warns against entanglement while noting personal cryptic identifiers and the metaphorical Rome burning.
Senator Henry M. Jackson faces a mixed image as an environmental champion and critic of key conservation goals. Critics label him an opportunist using conservation for presidential aims while praising his work on NEPA and wilderness protections in Washington.
The Scottsdale Progress weekly notes staff edits and leadership changes. Editor Jonathan Marshall and Assistant Publisher W B Wright are listed with Jerry McElfresh as Managing Editor. The issue is Volume XV number 13 dated March 3, 1975.
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