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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1975
Page
3
Treasury Secretary William Simon argues rebates should favor middle and upper income Americans and that aid to the poor would yield less impact. He contends rich buyers would spend on durable goods while lower income recipients would spend on necessities, urging bold ideas to boost production and purchasing power for all.
Last November the school board voted to observe the Pledge daily but student advisors warned of boredom and disrespect. Time showed opponents right as the policy lost meaning. The board now fixes a weekly pledge, a compromise reflecting good faith and respect for the flag and country.
A Mailbag letter objects to daily Pledge of Allegiance and National Anthem recitations, arguing repetition dulls patriotism. The writer notes a school survey showed student indifference and suggests weekly expression could still honor the flag without subversion, joking about a weekly tennis pause.
A Coronado High School junior argues the school board should not replace daily pledges with a weekly version. He says respect for the country is shown by actions beyond a flag and that the pledge is a symbol, not the country itself, so standing every day is not essential.
Phyllis Thompson of Scottsdale describes Larry White of the Shell station at McDonald Drive and Granite Reef Road going beyond call of duty. He helped her family when their car failed before a medical exam and left a Christmas bouquet for her daughter.
The Wallace operation runs parallel tracks to secure a Democratic nomination while preserving an American Party ballot line. Wallace denies disarray and highlights superior organization with 23 state chairs and plans to hire a political manager. He emphasizes acceptance of a vice presidency remains unlikely and discusses potential third party ballot access.
Ralph E. Heim of Bird & Son Inc plans matching grants of 5000 dollars to restore historic properties and fund sign siding and road improvements as part of a broad drive to preserve American shrines. The Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats assists observers with U N and U S tours to broaden understanding beyond New York and Washington.
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