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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1974
Page
2
The piece disputes Ken Kanes from the County Assessor office for opposing a state smoking ban extension to doctor waiting rooms and other public areas. It argues public health and the rights of respiratory patients outweigh doctors’ ownership claims and notes existing bans in theaters and similar venues.
The piece discusses Malthus and a revived Zero Economic Growth theory. It notes slowed GNP growth, resource scarcities, and the energy crisis as signs. It proposes solutions like recycling and environmental detoxification, framing ZEG as a test of American resilience and policy. It also mentions Jonathan Marshall, progress editor and Senate candidate, using JM initials in editorials.
University of Utah researcher Prof. Carl Gustavson experiments coyotes by feeding lithium chloride to induce nausea, hoping to reduce sheep predation without lethal poisons. Field challenges include coverage of western range and long-term effectiveness, with funding sought from government and private sources.
A reader questions a Monday article alleging a hungry man stole 40 steaks and 310 packs of cigarettes from Cork and Cleaver. The complaint notes missing details like footprints and suspects a husky woman could be involved, urging careful reporting.
Mary E. Behle argues against union-driven pay deals in a Cherokee School Note letter. She cites May 10 headline results showing 818 voting to accept negotiated pay while 281 opposed. She warns of future conflicts as unions gain power and questions the process and independence of teachers.
A conservative columnist laments the muted conservative backlash to Watergate transcripts. He cites reactions from Dean Burch, John McLaughlin, and cabinet members while noting Goldwater and Reagan offered limited public comment. He argues virtue underpins self government and impeachment remains separate.
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