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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1974
Page
3
The piece argues both parties face uncertainty with 1976 looming. Republicans fear Ford's weakened standing and Democratic control of Congress, while Democrats must unite to address inflation and unemployment. Voter dissatisfaction shows discontent with both parties and fear of third parties emerging.
A commentary notes growing female participation and victories in politics. It mocks male committees while praising women's emergence, joking about a Select Committee on the House Beauty Shop as evidence of the two sexes.
Francis Filbey, head of the United Postal Workers of America, rebuts a House subcommittee report urging end of the federal monopoly on first class mail. He argues against private delivery, cites subsidies, and questions the feasibility of competition. The piece notes legal and constitutional arguments cited by committee counsel and questions public patience with congressional ideas.
Columnist Bob Considine mocks the World Food Conference in Rome while recalling Kissinger's warning on population growth. He notes lavish Italian dining, political jab at Italy’s government, and post election reflections on Jerry Ford and Rep. Wilbur Mills amid hunger and livestock protests.
The Halloween Carnival at Eldorado Park, co sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department and the Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club, showcased months of behind the scenes work. Bill Exham led the park staff, with booths set up the night before after rain stopped. The event offered free games and treats, prioritizing fun and safety for all attendees.
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