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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1974
Page
2
A longstanding call for Nixon's resignation shifts to impeachment after new tapes and information. Senate leaders criticize his conduct while urging a fair trial to uncover facts and restore public trust, arguing resignation cannot restore confidence.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer analysis, oil majors post sharp first quarter gains the public finds unjust as Americans face high gas prices. Gulf Oil up 76 percent, Amoco 81, Exxon 39, Texaco 123. Critics urge strict controls and a rollback while officials defend investment in energy expansion.
Fulbright faces a strong challenge from Gov. Dale Bumpers in the May 28 Arkansas Democratic Senate primary. Voters describe Fulbright as distant and elitist while Bumpers, a popular former governor, appeals to lower income whites and moderates. Polls show Bumpers leading by more than two to one, signaling a potential national political rise for the winner.
A writer responds to May 6 editorial accusing him of not listening and appealing to crowds. He notes his amendment to the Mental Health Commitment Bill bars surgery on minors without parental consent except in emergencies. The amendment passed committee and reasserts parental rights, while raising concern over Planned Parenthood in Phoenix arranging abortions for over 100 minors without parental knowledge.
State Representative Bob Hungerford criticizes Scottsdale Progress for not contacting him before publishing, saying the paper fails to listen and misrepresents his proposal to exclude abortion and overdose drug treatment of minors. He defends parental rights and accuses the paper of crowd pleasing.
In Washington, Senator Edward Kennedy shifts against a policy he once supported and helps block a $266 million U.S. military aid package to South Vietnam. Kissinger defends continued aid, urging support as long as needed, while Kennedy faces criticism for opposing the ally's defense and survival.
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