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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1973
Page
2
The editorial critiques Arizona lawmakers for juggling tax relief, budget limits, and education funding during a special session. It warns that Senate Bill 2 flaws could force teacher pay caps, restrict referendums, and impose pupil ratios, risking education quality amid inflation and growth. It argues public input is needed to avoid harming children’s schooling.
The piece argues the United States has given billions in loans credits and grants to Arab nations since 1946 and 1948, including Saudi Arabia Egypt and UNRWA funding. It urges cutting aid and arms to Arab states to end the oil boycott and claims Arab repayment is unlikely while noting Israel’s repayment record.
Great Gull Island hosts thousands of terns with birth defects linking to Long Island Sound pollution. Researchers note crossed bills, malformed limbs, and feather loss tied to PCB and DDE exposure, warning of possible human genetic risk if contamination continues.
Foreign analysts say an Arab oil boycott unsettles U.S.-Soviet detente and strains NATO allies. The move tests the European common market, shifts France toward independence, and could alter Asia power dynamics depending on U.S. response. Franco-German voices press European equality over partnership.
Editor and Publisher W B Doc Wright Assistant Publisher The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc Scottsdale Arizona address and telephone listed. The notice states the paper does not accept responsibility for unsolicited articles and pictures and lists postal details Vol XH No 231 November 28 1973.
Pioneer 10 races 620 million miles to Jupiter with 82 000 mph speed and nuclear power. Skylab 3 orbits Earth for long studies while tracking Comet Kohoutek as NASA cameras prepare to capture the celestial visitor. The missions cost just under half a billion dollars to U S taxpayers.
Vice Adm. Eli T. Reich, 60, retired from the Navy to head the Interior Department Office of Petroleum Allocation, pledging to run the program “the military way.” He has brought in more than 15 retired or active duty officers and plans to expand with civilian staff, while Interior officials question readiness for such control.
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