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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1975
Page
3
The piece asserts UN condemnation of Zionism as propaganda and doublethink, notes Zionism began in the 1890s seeking a Jewish homeland, and argues the 1972 census and postwar history show Arab populations and Israel's constitution guarantee equality. It contrasts Arab nations' rights.
The text outlines that Hebrew is official while Arabic is spoken in Knesset sessions with translation. Minorities retain culture and run schools. four Arabic newspapers exist. Each religion has internal autonomy, travel is free, and foreigners may enter for pilgrimages or business. Arabs cross into Israel for work with equal pay for equal work. If these rights count as racism, a new definition is needed.
Maricopa County Supervisor Robert Corbin urges screening of recipients for indigence before providing hot meals to seniors. He argues that anyone can obtain a free meal, but the program aids nutrition, socialization, and welfare counseling for elderly residents.
The Ford administration faces a potential withdrawal of George Bush as CIA head amid Senate fears of political contamination. Democrats insist the agency director be above politics, raising doubts Bush can be confirmed or serve as a future running mate. Some aides favor nonpolitical leadership to avoid credibility gaps at the CIA.
The narrator describes Uncle Gotham fallen on hard times as creditors press him. Grampa Jerry refuses a nickel until he reforms, while the family relishes the downfall. Grama Washington jokes about risking family money, leaving Gotham defeated and out of favor.
Harriet Van Horne reviews Jo Ann Yorks How I Feed My Family on 16 a Week a humorous book arguing thriftiness in the supermarket. York shows frugal recipes and tips to feed a family of four on low cost, including rice over pasta and homemade baby food, with emphasis on avoiding waste and coupons.
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