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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
3
The piece argues that teens face high rates of out of wedlock births and abortions, notes low contraceptive use, and contends parents and schools must acknowledge sexual reality. It asserts better sex education is needed to curb rising illegitimate births, disease, abortions, and divorce, despite mixed opinions.
The Indian public rejected Indira Gandhi's 11 year rule, ending emergency rule and jailing opponents. The Congress party lost control for the first time since independence as a rival government prepares to form. The U S sees a chance to reset relations with a nation facing major reforms and stability challenges.
Sen. S. I. Hayakawa proposes cutting the federal minimum wage for teens from 2.30 to a lower rate to improve youth employment. Other studies from Urban Institute and CBO question wage effects, arguing lower or differential wages could expand teen labor demand while opponents warn of higher unemployment.
The reader questions U.S. support for Mobutu in Zaire, arguing foreign policy favors economics over freedom. They urge a hands-off stance and democratic self-determination for Katanga, condemning dictatorship as incompatible with American democratic heritage.
The writer recalls old fashioned water-saving measures in New York City during a drought. He cites Croton Dam low water, no restaurant drinking water, Saturday baths, limited air conditioning, evening sprinkling rules, and turning off city fountains as examples of thrift and discipline.
Harriet Van Horne notes 1.5 million people on Fifth Avenue amid revelry and litter on St Patrick’s Day. She argues the city is moving toward ethnic openness, with WASP roots fading and a diverse polyglot culture shaping American identity.
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