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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1974
Page
2
Editorial argues Arizona lags national trend on Medicaid as lawmakers balk at estimated 20 to 30 million cost. It notes counties would shift funds to the state and that despite federal matching, indigent care remains inadequate and taxpayers miss a fair share in federal aid.
A Common Cause study shows 1973 saw many House committees with open sessions. Five major panels had no secret meetings and only limited openness at Appropriations, while Ways and Means conducted many closed sessions. Public pressure remains vital to further openness.
Marine biologist George Balazs warns the green sea turtle colony at French Frigate Shoals is at risk from exploitation. The Interior Department plans to list the species as endangered and ban killing or sale in the United States, with Hawaiians debating stronger controls despite political doubts.
A compiled roster of House subcommittees including Education and Labor, House Administration, Interior and Insular Affairs, Internal Security, Judiciary, Merchant Marine and Fisheries, Post Office and Civil Service, Public Works, Science and Astronautics, Standards of Official Conduct, Veterans Affairs, Ways and Means.
Chester A. Church of Scottsdale chides SRP for high advertising spend and hints at rate hikes. He urges cutting costs, improving canal maintenance, and using savings to cover damages rather than raising rates. He cites Tucson Gas and Electric's 31.4 percent request and pressures SRP to respond with responsible budgeting.
A fragment discusses accusations that political actors justify actions in God's name. It contrasts religious rhetoric with alleged sins against humanity, invoking Nixon as a focal point and noting widespread perception of hypocrisy among Quakers and others.
John Meade decries practices at SCC where athletes are steered into PE heavy schedules under coaches who may control class registration. He notes academic ineligibility ending a top ASU scorer and warns that coaches use students as tools to boost egos and athletic programs.
In Israel Moshe Dayan, hero of 1967, loses clash of trust against Premier Golda Meir as she faces efforts for Geneva talks and a Syrians disengagement on the Golan Heights. Dayan heads a seven member faction while Likud and religious groups hold 54 seats, threatening coalition plans and peace moves in the Knesset.
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