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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1973
Page
2
Arizona lawmakers debate raising the state sales tax to fund schools and curb property taxes while considering an income tax rebate for food. Critics warn the move would hit fixed incomes and the poor harder, with the wealthy receiving rebates. Corporate taxes and severance taxes receive little consideration.
An editorial argues Ford’s psychiatric history should not bar him from the presidency. It contends many Americans seek mental health help and could benefit from counseling, suggesting such guidance might boost objectivity and integrity in public service.
In this analysis John D. Lofton Jr. argues the White House privately respects Archibald Cox while publicly contending with him. He cites Cox’s Kennedy ties and staff composition, noting Haig and Nixon avoided attacking Cox despite questions about bias and potential political motives. The piece questions inconsistent administration stance toward Cox.
Washington columnist argues energy shortages may curb social excesses this winter. He cites curtailment of Christmas displays to save electricity and notes confusion from early holiday decorations. Anecdote about a child Lobelia illustrates holiday mix up. hopes for Halloween relief remains.
Parents defend the Arizona Preschool for Retarded Children against an October 26 editorial claiming poor DMR communication. They praise ongoing liaison with the department, guest speakers, and successful Purchase of Care grants expanding day care, classrooms, and therapy services for profoundly handicapped children. They criticize DES delay in services and note trainees from D.V.R. and prior recognition from Mayo and NARC.
Kevin Dahl, Co Chair of Arizona Friends of the Earth Land Use Task Force, praises the editorial on misleading land sales near the Grand Canyon and urges legislators to require water and flood safeguards. He invites participation at P O Box 1883 Scottsdale 85252.
A citizen argues against council funding police cameras in shops and urges merchants to buy their own cameras. He questions preferential treatment, suggests free gear should not lead to ongoing requests, and asks the council to reconsider the project funding.
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