Public disillusion drowns faith in government officials
Gallup and Harris surveys reveal only about a quarter of Americans approve of President Nixon's performance. The piece traces a long decline in trust toward government, business, the military, and the press, noting no clear leadership emerge yet amid Watergate fallout and a growing demand for reform and a new national morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecent Gallup
Harris
Nixon
Vietnam
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Kivel Nursing Home to Open Geriatric Day Center
The article notes a growing need for elder care as many seniors live at home but lack meals or nursing support. Kivel Nursing Home plans a May opening of a Geriatric Center described as a day care with activities, hot meals, medication supervision, social events, and standby nursing care, aiming to keep elders active and reduce burden on relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivel Nursing Home
Kivel
Wasteful towers no place in the future
A critique of energy waste in U S skyscrapers led by Manhattan's World Trade Center. Experts warn that buildings consume about 40 percent of national energy and urge conservation through better design, retrofits, and government incentives to curb power demand.
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Jeff Stansbury
Edward Flattau
Manhattan
American
World Trade Center
Schenectady
N.Y
Congress
Fred Dubiny
Abe Beame Plans Walk Talk to Reunite New York Neighbors
New York Mayor Abe Beame outlines a sunset walk and talk plan to encourage neighborly contact in Fun City. He cites a past blackout incident and hopes neighborhoods of 50 to 60 families will organize first, expanding citywide. The piece also notes a courtesy visit by Mayor Teddy Kollek of Jerusalem who observes security differences and declares Jerusalem capital of all.
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New York
Abe Beamer
Abe
Overseas Press Club
U.S
Canada
Wall Street
Teddy Kollek
Jerusalem
Vienna
Beame
London
Tedd
Teddy
Nixon
Africa
America
Kuwait
Algeria
Egypt
Gas lines vanish in odd energy mystery
Washington UPI reports a strange disappearance of gas lines after energy chief William Simon, prompting stunned residents like Delbert Dalperdang and Fermus Aung to photograph nearly empty pumps. Officials doubted mass hysteria but investigations confirm lines are gone with no national explanation yet.
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Dick West
Washington
UPI
William Simon
Houdini
Delbert Dalperdang
Delbert
Aung
Gamera
Simon
Ors
Nixon presses on foreign policy amid Watergate shadows
President Nixon pursues a tougher foreign policy agenda focused on uniting the Western alliance, detente with the Soviet Union, and peacemaking in the Middle East. Kissinger travels to Moscow to prepare for the June summit as Europe weighs Nixon’s leadership against French resistance and energy tensions.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPN
Nixon
Watergate
Western Alliance
Soviet Union
Moscow
Middle East
Europe
U.S
United States
Washington
France
Michel Jobert
Germany
Britain
Russia
Henry A. Kissinger
Scottsdale Progress details and publication info
Scottsdale Daily Progress publisher and staff listings with address and contact. Publication schedule notes Monday through Saturday evenings with holidays. Circulation rates shown and dates indicate volume and issue number for March 27, 1974.
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Scottsdale
Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
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Norman Kurtz
National Bureau of Standards
NBS
Richard
Stein
Bob Considine
Greensboro
Jonatha Editor
Jerry McElfresh
Marshall Sblisher
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Burea
Ational ‘Tewspaper. Association
Asizora Newsraters Association
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