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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1973
Page
2
The editorial argues the presidency has lost power and credibility after Watergate and the Ellsberg affair. It warns of a long period of weakened leadership, calls for accountability, reforms, and rebuilding public confidence while facing inflation, foreign policy challenges, urban decline, and environmental strain.
The House approved a plan to extend the Capitol west front, with critics labeling it bad architecture and a poor bargain. Estimates put the expansion at 58 million dollars, prompting concern that fiscal priorities and architectural integrity are at risk.
A Considine column reflects on Nixon criticism and support, praising his wartime acts and family, while noting Proxmire’s McCarthyism critique. It cites security tech, from infrared gun flash detectors to plastic wallets with glowing bacteria, and recalls Dean’s televised testimony.
A writer argues the Scottsdale School Board must prove responsibility amid repeated defeated bonds and tax fatigue. They warn only prudent planning and possible salary cuts can satisfy taxpayers while noting public debate on population trends and the teaching of evolution and behavioral sciences could prompt church school growth.
Ronald E. Masters argues that decisions are made behind closed doors at coffee clutches for Scottsdale elections. He urges public ballots and recalls to counter preordained outcomes and warns against elitist influence on school board budgets and policy.
Arthur Hoppe reflects on Senator Proxmire’s critique of Pentagon waste, urges generals to see the earth’s renewal in spring. He calls for generals to mow lawns and garden, contrasting military aims with the sacredness of soil and life.
A new Scottsdale resident commends the paper and its art editor Maxine Goodman for strong gallery coverage and the overall arts section. The letter highlights the advertiser’s satisfaction with Vuillard art coverage and the local arts community.
In a District Court hearing, Slips J. W. pleaded guilty and was fined 500 dollars. The Boston Herald American notes the bill's stance on beverage sales, contrasting mini-bottles with regular bottles. Hickory Daily Record mentions the museums exhibit guided by Roger Talak of Galerie RST.
A letter criticizes Dr. Reuben's $33,200 salary and backs a recall of Scottsdale School Board members James Wellington Sam Childs and Gloria Welch citing cost cuts. The writer argues administrators are overpaid and supports trimming top salaries to save money.
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