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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1973
Page
2
Prof Max Lerner argued that true liberalism centers on sharing and access to justice education and opportunity. He defended limited federal government acting as a last resort and challenged Buckley’s view of liberals as soft dreamers in a debate at the Phoenix Executive Club.
Local women formed group CUE to Clean Up the Earth and protect the environment. Their living Christmas tree campaign has expanded with support from the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department the Progress and the Chamber of Commerce. Residents and businesses buy living trees and donate them to the city or plant them.
John D. Lofton Jr. argues against renewed wartime style gasoline rationing. He cites historical issues from the 1940s with forms confusion, inequities, and a booming black market, urging a free market approach to price signals and production. He names figures like Chester Bowles and Herbert Stein.
A study by Alan R. Nelson Research for the New York Times ranks Willie Mays as the top sports figure for selling consumer products. Joe Namath follows, with Muhammad Ali near the bottom in lovability, while Stan Musial Mantle and Berra top trust rankings. The letter page asks contributors to include name and address for verification.
Stores plan to switch to computer backed electronic checkout using bar coded symbols on items. Shoppers could face no price stamps as scanners and memory set prices, with savings in inventory and labor. Consumer groups warn about out of date stickers and reduced price comparison.
Mondale cites a US Education study showing women faculty earning about 2500 less per year and few women in school leadership. He proposes grants and contracts to reduce sexism, a Council on Women’s Educational Programs, and curriculum reforms, with support for a companion House bill.
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