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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1974
Page
3
Editorial recalls a thank you letter from Mayor William Jenkins to Lillian Shaheen and city volunteers in Youth and Adult Services. Shaheen urges parents to avoid trivial battles over appearance and to listen, noting teenagers seek understanding and trust rather than logic.
A three year study by technicians with Harvard economists MIT scientists and Columbia legal scholars urges moving the 1977 78 deadline for 90 percent auto emission cuts to 1980 to allow better antipollution technology. Detroit favors catalytic converters but three alternative engines may offer lower cost better fuel economy and durability. One MIT dissenter says there is no evidence one device is superior and delaying harms public health.
A WCMS study titled The American Energy Consumer analyzes metropolitan Washington and nationwide data. It finds pollution exposure rises with poverty and low education, while higher income households use far more energy and fuel. It notes low income groups gain most from antipollution efforts and that many whites consume more energy than Blacks on average.
ADRIENNE HANMER of Scottsdale says the Oct 31 report on a traffic light at Cholla Street and Scottsdale Road omits bus service to the east side. She notes children are driven or bused to avoid crossing the road and urges a light to regulate traffic on busy streets.
ARTHUR HOPPE observes how prizefights rekindled American interest via surreal outer color from Kinshasha to Antarctica. Ali and Foreman money and spectacle aside, the piece mocks the hype with extravagant locales and cameos by Mailer and Plimpton as fans react to overblown boxing dramas.
Washington notes a surprising Arab consensus behind the PLO during the Rabat summit. King Faisal pledges a $300 million annual subsidy to King Hussein, signaling reduced U.S. influence over Jordan. The Rabat communique implies guarantees for Hussein's sovereignty east of the Jordan, raising the stakes for Israel and potentially forcing a new round of negotiations or a broader conflict.
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