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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1974
Page
3
The article argues consumer attitudes shape inflation and that President Ford’s proposals may gradually stabilize the economy. It compares critics to a quarterback finding weak points and urges optimism while noting local Scottsdale Paradise Valley towns see progress in construction real estate and new stores.
The Senate labor subcommittee hears two bills that would allow public employee strikes and require union membership as a condition of employment. Critics warn federal measures would override state practice and grant unions powers not allowed in most states, arguing public workers deserve bargaining rights but not a federal club.
Unpublished impeachment findings show Peter Flanigan, nominated ambassador to Spain, acted as a key broker for Republican contributors seeking diplomatic posts. The evidence contradicts his sworn denials and raises questions about Ford’s decision to resubmit the nomination amid ongoing probes and warnings from Republican senators.
Washington columnist notes two GOP missteps by conservatives, Reagan ruling out third party runs and southern chairs pressing Ford to move right. Article argues conservatives lack leverage, given Ford’s push on economy and health care, with no clear 1976 challenge on the horizon.
Coronado High School petitions show supporters want the Pledge of Allegiance moved from daily classroom use. They propose a weekly option to say the pledge or sing the national anthem, aiming to boost patriotism without pressuring students.
The Progress asks readers to send letters to the editor limited to 350 words due to space constraints. Writers should include their full name and home address when submitting. The policy emphasizes clarity and accountability for published correspondence.
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