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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
2
The editorial lauds Nixon's win as a cliff hanger and notes the year’s pivotal questions. It weighs potential impacts of a Democratic Congress on Vietnam peace efforts, Middle East pressures, urban decay, crime, inflation, and the gold drain, urging measured national support while time reveals answers.
Read ownership of Stable Gallery faces loss if city moves to widen McDonald Dr by seizing a 40 by 420 foot strip beside the property. Residents warn the plan risks safety and the gallery studio, proposing alternative half measures and shared land take as possible options.
Pentagon officials warn student unrest could influence federal funding of research at universities. About 300 million dollars annually goes to campus R and D, with pressure to broaden distribution to smaller colleges. Officials defend ongoing programs while noting most campus protesters are a minority and caution against overreaction.
Ralph McGill argues Congress slashed food stamp and related funding, risking widespread hunger and unrest. He cites about 8 million people to be aided by year end under current programs, warns large cuts worsen poverty, and links hunger to law and order challenges ahead.
H. W. Van, a member of the Board of Governors, notes Scottsdale leadership, including STEP committee head Paul Messinger and the Chamber of Commerce, drove a 6 to 1 bond victory. Construction aims for a fall 1970 opening with summer start and district planning ongoing.
The court ruled the tenant owed rent despite a leaky roof. The tenant could offset rent with proven damages or repair costs. He could not withhold rent by surrendering possession, unless possession was given up.
New York aviation voices urge major jetports and fringe strips while faulting FAA and CAB for slowdowns. Stuart G. Tipton says growth must cap and schedules tighten as staff and facilities lag behind rising travel demand. Airlines warn of high costs and punctuality pressures without systemic changes.
In a satirical tale a Norman Rockwell like Snow White is oppressed by an imagined stepmother and a court of bureaucrats. Prince George Charmin rescues Snow White, overthrowing the Supreme Court and bureaucrats, restoring order and happiness for most.
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