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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1973
Page
2
A leading message urges a 200th anniversary revival to restore integrity in government and national ideals erased by Vietnam and Watergate. It laments political fragmentation and materialism while proposing the bicentennial as a catalyst for a renewed American dream and collective purpose.
Residents recall vows made during airport creation to limit jet use and keep flight patterns away from homes and schools. As a second fixed base operator nears approval, the city must reaffirm commitment not to extend runways or increase residential overflights and to discourage large planes from landing.
Detroit battles the 1970 Clean Air Act while its sewage plant pours 250 to 500 tons of sludge daily into the Detroit River and Lake Erie. Needing disposal, engineers weigh incineration and potential reuse as agricultural fertilizer, amid public and regulatory skepticism and a push from Browning and Ferris to reclaim the resource.
The columnist cites Melva Petefish of Washington and her letter to The Christian Science Monitor critiquing editorials on Richard Nixon. The piece notes 23 impeachment articles in Leonard Lurie's book, discusses public opinion polls, media roles, and moral questions shaping the impeachment discourse.
W B Doc Wright is appointed Assistant Publisher at the association. He takes on duties alongside his role with the publication and advances the organization’s editorial aims.
The House Government Operations Committee praises steps to stop the broad release of federal income tax returns to agencies outside the IRS. President Nixon had issued an order allowing the Agriculture Department to access returns of about three million farmers for survey mailing lists, a move critics say would invade privacy and spark taxpayer uproar.
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