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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1973
Page
2
A White House disclosure of a damaged or missing 18 minute tape fuels fresh doubts about President Nixon and his aides. The missing segment involves Haldeman and a post break-in conversation, intensifying scrutiny of executive privilege and tape handling.
City critics say STEPS Forward magazine shifted from an informational fact sheet to a political sales tool. Officials are urged to restore its original purpose, focusing on informing residents about city hall rather than praising staff or denigrating other agencies.
Inside Report notes Nixon dodges questions on the White House Plumbers and national security shield. It traces May 22 statements, Jaworski’s push for indictments, Cox’s precedents, and the tension over divulging secret material while preparing for congressional talks.
Joe Sikspak mocks the energy crisis and Middle East tensions in a Paddy’s Place inspired letter. He jokes that leaks about Spiro and firings distract the public from price concerns and World War III fears. A playful critique of political distraction and media spins.
Washington Window notes the Nixon administration faces two major hurdles to a lasting peace. In Southeast Asia fighting persists despite a de facto pause and a wary end to direct U.S. combat, while in the Middle East Kissinger argues for a joint U.S.-Soviet-Russian role in a broader peace conference.
David Poppe of Paradise Valley writes to defend the Scottsdale Boys Club sports program. He notes coaches Breadwall, his father, and Ruff provided quality guidance for football over three seasons and urges readers to view the club positively.
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