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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
2
The Progress criticizes Gov. Williams for appointing ultra-reactionary boards while noting recall grounds are insufficient. It argues the recall stems from the farm labor bill, which Williams did not write, and urges change through law rather than recall./democratic process remains preferred.
A Unitarian minister leads a group urging terminally ill patients to choose death over prolonged suffering. The movement, while humane, seeks safeguards before any mercy death becomes legal.
White House directs the Committee to Reelect the President to launch a counterattack on Watergate, hiring six or more aides to bolster CRP. John N. Mitchell, former attorney general, relays orders, keeping Nixon’s line rigid while critics push for full disclosure and Senate inquiries continue.
Senator Cranston compares postal woes to the Edsel, criticizing the new Postal Service for rapid changes, layoffs, and delayed mail. He cites a 63,470 fewer employees since 1970, a 2.3 billion piece mail rise, and 400 California collection boxes cut between 1971 and 1973.
The cease fire enters Phase II as U S troop withdrawal and POW return complete. President Nixon warns against violations and hints at possible bombing options while Kissinger notes limits on troop replacements and attrition expected in the South. The pace of North Vietnamese adherence remains uncertain.
A April 10 1973 city election proposes charter amendment No 5 to require written contracts for city improvements over 5000 while allowing council to authorize projects to be done by city forces. The writer cautions that hidden language could expand officials powers and urges Scottsdale citizens to examine the measure closely.
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