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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1974

Page

2

Editorial page highlights city police team policing proposal

The Progress reviews a proposed team policing plan for Scottsdale from the Police Foundation. Chief Walter Nemetz notes dividing the city into districts with 24 seven coverage may improve crime prevention and community relations but would raise the budget by about 175287 dollars. The editorial urges council consideration rather than dismissal, citing rising crime and the need to test new methods.

Scottsdale Police Foundation Walter Nemetz

Nixon silent on press as candor plan fades

Reporter notes that President Nixon, once promising more press conferences and an "operation candor," has abandoned the plan. White House staffers are told to log contacts with the media for the press office, widening the gap between the President and the public.

Nixon United States Congress White House Ronald Ziegler

On the Line Easing the retirement shock

Former Secretary Maurice Stans, facing retirement after indictment, is used as a case study in adapting to later life. An expert from the Menninger think tank outlines a program of retirement education, while Scovill Manufacturing and UAW Local 1604 run eight two hour sessions to prepare workers for aging and independence.

Maurice Stans Nixon Menninger Hearst Task Force Moscow Intourist U.S Scovill Manufacturing Company Waterbury Florida Arizona Scovill-Uaw

President Nixon faces potential impeachment over Watergate cooperation

The record cites Feb 1974 statements by Leon Jaworski and President Nixon about grand jury recordings in Watergate and dairy contributions. The language references obstruction penalties under Title 18 and implies impeachment concerns amid ongoing investigations. The piece frames a clash between executive cooperation and public interest.

Leon Jaworski Watergate United States

Artitack Proposal Aims to Unite Mascot Factions at Scottsdale CC

A letter proposes replacing the Scottsdale Community College mascot dispute with The Artitack a hybrid of art and athletics. It argues the symbol would meld intellect and sport, featuring artichoke imagery and a jock motif while rejecting old factionalism and boosting school identity.

Scottsdale Community College Egghead Community College Scottsdale

Misplaced priorities in Scottsdale schools upset parent

A Scottsdale parent denounces the school board plan to hire legal counsel and uses budget funds for administrative needs, arguing that student education suffers as class hours stay at five per day. The letter urges all parents to attend the March 12 meeting to discuss the impact on opportunities.

Scottsdale School

Scottsdale Arts Festival and Indian Exhibition clash clarified

The Scottsdale Arts Festival and the Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition faced scheduling conflicts. The festival moved a week earlier to avoid overlap, but the Indian group later changed dates. The note urges attendees to visit both events, noting no admission charge and past strong attendance.

Scottsdale Civic Center

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