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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
2
A congressional study warns the United States faces an energy crunch driven by oil dependence and limited refining capacity. It endorses greater use of coal gas from coal, solar energy, geothermal wells, and a crash program for new sources while urging improved efficiency in vehicles and buildings.
The Scottsdale High Beaver article by Marci Nalder criticizes ongoing student smoking in rest rooms and the ineffective enforcement of minors’ smoking bans. It proposes a student faculty committee and consider a supervised lounge to separate smokers from nonsmokers and reduce illicit puffing.
In an exclusive interview Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi says Israel must withdraw from lands captured in 1967. He warns Israel cannot act alone if the Soviet Union backs the Arabs and urges U.S. restraint from full-scale force in the region. He stresses Iran’s ties to Washington and Moscow and warns against Soviet involvement in a UN force.
On Halloween in Scottsdale a hit and run driver steered an unmanned car in reverse, circling 6700 blocks of Almeria before crashing into two parked cars and a grapefruit tree. Kenneth Watson opened the car door, shut off the ignition, and stopped the danger before police arrival, sparing injuries.
Milton H Machen criticizes a Oct 29 1973 editorial in the letter to the editor. He encloses a canceled check to Rep John Conlan and accuses extensive use of free postal privileges to win votes. He notes the pamphlet was mailed at government expense to Postal Patron in the 4th District.
James Marquardt from Tempe argues Halloween is a demonic display inviting harm through poison razors and needles in candy. He urges Christians to instead honor Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, condemning the practice as double minded and foolish.
Arthur Hoppe portrays a crisis frame with the President and Mr. Nixon at odds over the Watergate tapes. The dialogue hints at secrecy and impeachment pressure while urging public support for the President. The piece satirizes executive privilege and accountability in a partisan climate.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Wilhardt David and Beverly Wilhardt thank the City of Scottsdale and others for a fine Halloween Carnival at Eldorado Park. They praise the generous space friendly volunteers and well run games with candy prizes all free and consider Halloween a safe holiday in Scottsdale.
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