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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1974
Page
3
The article notes a British famine relief appeal urged Americans to fast but many in Arizona fasted due to poverty not choice. In Phoenix long DES lines formed for food stamps while DES lacked staff and funds. The piece questions state readiness and calls for volunteers to alleviate the shortage.
Scottsdale marks ten years of growth and better living with the opening of a new mall between Brown Avenue and Civic Center Plaza. The public space features walkways fountains sculpture and gardens and plans include shops arts center and restaurants.
Gov elect Hugh Carey urged end to reform rhetoric and focus on leadership for Ford era. Ohio Gov Gilligan lines up governors behind nondiscrimination language for 1980 convention, aiming to avoid party split and keep White House hopes alive. Governors, including Wallace and Lucey, unanimously back the Gilligan compromise to outlaw mandatory quotas while avoiding explicit voluntary quotas.
The article questions the necessity of President Ford’s Far East tour to Japan Korea and Siberia mocks Nixon Pompidou and Rockefeller hearings and notes the line of succession if Ford falters and the trip may still enrich his understanding and be worth the cost.
Practical tips for carding a public confrontation with Charlie Shedd author of Strictly for Dads. The set of rules advocates shaming actions to curb perceived sexism with bold and aggressive social coercion.
A writer advises delivering sideways praise to a man’s partner to spark interest. He suggests telling his mother how little he values their daughters, implying a provocative approach. The piece frames the tactic as potentially transforming a relationship and promoting content for Strictly for Dads, with a name withheld on request.
The writer praises Henry Jackson and urges appointing him to regulate profits for all, envisioning a future where corporations run at a loss like the government. The open letter, dated Scottsdale, mocks free enterprise and predicts a 1976 presidential victory.
The Progress notes many recent unsigned or pseudonymous letters cannot be published. It will withhold writer names if needed, but letters sent here must include a verifiable signature and a telephone number.
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