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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1974
Page
3
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce unveils a rebalanced plan with broader community focus and continued emphasis on tourism. A series of morning candidate forums drew about 400 attendees, highlighting improved outreach and involvement while preserving its productive role in building Scottsdale.
A Wall Street Journal item notes Cook Industries completed a grain deal with the Soviet Union, supplying less corn after a prior sales halt while wheat sales stay unchanged. The piece questions why Washington did not block the agreement before Ford met Soviet leaders and whether the deal serves Kremlin interests amid global shortages and inflation.
The Children's Television Workshop introduces Feeling Good a two year effort of 26 hour programs aimed at adults highlighting health practices and personal responsibility with stars from comedy sports and music. Bill Cosby stars in a prenatal care sequence. The program costs 6.5 million dollars.
Arthur Hoppe describes Milton Haberdash who proclaims sudden wealth after insurance appraisal. Haberdash boasts a $43 000 house and $500 refrigerator while recounting rising income, savings, and investments. He worries about taxes and maintaining wealth.
A school team asks the district to provide basketball courts closer than five miles from campus to save on bus costs and fuel. They report practice is fine but travel wastes time and money, and request action within one or two months.
The notice by EDW. J. PESKAY from Scottsdale calls George Meany the most frightened figure in the country today, framing a dramatic political or social moment with sharp editorial tone.
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