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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges gratitude for time off and a generous meal while praising the Republics Bill of Rights and Arizona governance. It notes relative prosperity, strong education, voting rights, and free speech, urging readers to help the less fortunate achieve similar living standards this Thanksgiving.
A permanent star for Les Lester Naumann resigns as town marshal of Paradise Valley and is named honorary life town marshal. He volunteered nine years ago to serve while running a truck lift business, worked full time for free, organized a seven member paid police force, and answered calls 24 hours a day.
AFL-CIO President George Meany leads a push alleging that Nixon operatives swayed three Pay Board management members to block retroactive pay increases during the 9 day wage freeze. Meany cites Nov 5 private AFL CIO talks and a postponed Nov 6 session as evidence of White House manipulation, despite lacking proof. The dispute contrasts with a split board vote 10 to 5 against labor and signals rising friction between the White House and labor unions.
The Pueblo Parent Council expresses gratitude for Scottsdale education coverage and editorials. They highlight praise for the Pueblo landscaping article and note parent volunteers donated forty thousand dollars to accelerate ground development, enabling completion in two to three years. John Christianson chairs the council.
The newspaper requests letter submissions be capped at 400 words due to space constraints and asks writers to include their home address for verification. Preference is given to typewritten letters.
A clash pits the U S Army Corps of Engineers against the EPA over five regional water pollution studies led by the corps in San Francisco Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Boston The corps shows lean land disposal promise while EPA fears obsolescence and resists shifts in waste treatment policy. The Muskegon project advances while Senate bills promote land disposal but face White House and EPA opposition.
Type Slips a four month strike by cemetery workers came to an end. The long strike had drawn protests of some of the unburied deceased. Cincinnati Enquirer.
A columnist argues hope can end the Cold War era fear and violence. He notes China joining the UN, fading Vietnam trauma, school integration efforts, prison reform, and fair treatment of homosexuals as signs of progress. The piece credits the younger generation with leading to renewed optimism and a shift toward service through VISTA.
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