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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1974

Page

3

Trim the brass to save taxpayers money in Pentagon

A.J. Ernest Fitzgerald calls for retirement of 162 high ranking officers to cut costs and save about 60 million annually, with further savings possible by cutting Pentagon private dining rooms for officers and civilians. He notes past battles with cost overruns and urges budget trimming and political pressure on leadership.

A.J Ernest Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Pentagon Alaska Rep John Rhodes House Appropriations Committee Arizona Armed Forces Committee Ways and Means Committee Sam Steiger Government Operations Committee

President Ford Hires Humor Specialist Amid Inflation Fears

The piece notes a new White House humor adviser with past one liners for Red Skelton and Paar. It discusses how humor reflects White House anxiety over inflation and the economy, referencing Kennedy’s 1962 U Steel clash, Wall Street resistance, Watergate tensions, and quotes from Robert Orben on humor’s impact.

Ford Red Skelton Dick Gregory Jack Paar White House Kennedy Roger Blough U.S. Steel Wall Street Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr Robert Orben Oregonian Portland Ore

Ford faces a grave challenge from a liberal House

The 94th Congress will be dominated by a liberal, top heavy House with Rep. Philip Burton aiming to chair the caucus and weaken Rep. B. F. Sisk. Ford’s economic and foreign policy aims collide with a new Democratic majority, risking deadlock and eroding leadership as foreign aid and defense budgets face stiff scrutiny.

Washington Congress Ford House Philip Burton California B. F. Sisk Burton Carl Albert Wilbur Mills Arkansas Ways and Means Committee Senate Capitol Hill Afl-Cio National George Meany Organized 94Th Congress Democratic National Committee New Democratic Robert Strauss Albert Pentagon Portugal France Middle East Europe U.S Moscow Israel Henry Kissinger Herbert Hoover House of Representatives United States Soviet Union

Syndicated columnists plot protest over rising costs

The Lighter Side column reports a group of syndicated political writers griping about higher rates for sourcing and travel. They flirt with drastic ideas to dramatize their plight, including killing columns and sending pieces abroad, before settling on a less extreme plan to ship work to another country.

Dick West Washington UPI The Independent Louis XV

Sir: Mailbag votes on Scottsdale Boys Club loss

The writer laments the Boy's Club of Scottsdale losing program director Jim Cade and fears the club and its boys will suffer. They praise Cade's dedication and worry about who will assume his duties as a new branch opens, arguing the community loses more than Cade.

Scottsdale Jim Cade Cade Boy’s Club

SAR Boxing Club Seeks Community Support in Scottsdale

D L Capshaw appeals Scottsdale residents to support the SAR amateur boxing club for boys. He praises the club for boxing talent and sportsmanship and notes Jack Karne funds and runs hours of work. Call 994-0242 to donate time equipment or monthly pledges.

Scottsdale Arizona Jack Karne D.L. Capshaw

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