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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1973
Page
2
Postwar debate on conscription shifts to universal national service as a substitute for the draft. The plan would require all youths to serve in options like Vista, hospitals or Peace Corps, offering a nonmilitary path for those with moral scruples while preserving national service.
Rep John Rhodes joins fellow lawmakers to back a bill appropriating 50 million dollars to accelerate solar energy development. The editorial press calls Arizona a potential solar capital and urges rapid action to secure cleaner power and energy independence amid oil volatility.
In Memphis, Republican leaders push back as the Watergate saga widens with an 18 minute blank on a 1972 tape. Political figures express disbelief and call for resignation while polls show 43 percent urging the President to quit.
A Scottsdale resident advocates adopting "Howdy" as a universal greeting. After travel across 44 states and 28 countries, the author settled in Scottsdale and praises the community, STEP, and local chamber efforts. They hosted 60 foreign military attaches, coordinated via A. J. Collins, and found the "Howdy" greeting well received by the visitors and local Dudettes.
The writer defends Yavapai School after vandalism and notes a recent Flora Blue and Gold beautification project. Nearly all students raised funds to buy plants and paint, and despite criticism of the vandalism, deserve praise for their constructive work.
Columnist notes a series of offbeat observations from Nixon Brezhnev, energy spending, and a Big Ten tie. Ohio State earns Rose Bowl bid after a 10 10 draw with Michigan. Pete Rose is NL MVP with 64 RBIs, five homers and 49 extra-base hits. Padres sale and San Diego future loom amid Lindheimer Everett ties. Ted Kennedy leads Democrats’ 1976 nomination polling while Kennedy’s odds spark party mood shifts.
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