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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1973

Page

2

Senate passes landmark campaign reform tied to debt bill

The Senate approved a sweeping campaign finance bill limiting presidential spending and setting matching funds up to 100 dollars in primaries. Arizona's Fannin and Goldwater were absent in Arizona for speeches, drawing criticism for missed votes and weak attendance records.

United States Senate House Arizona Paul Fannin Barry Goldwater Fannin Goldwater Congress Florida Kansas California Republican Party Spiro Agnew Senate

Nixon urges energy saving and personal example

The president warns of an energy shortage and urges Americans to conserve. He calls for lower thermostat use, less driving, and other sacrifices, and he suspends lighting and may wear a sweater. He cut back a Florida trip, suggesting further reductions to set an example.

Nixon Florida

Chilly rooms and costs of crisis fuel

The oil crisis critique notes President Nixon urging voluntary energy cuts while Americans face higher prices and cold beds. It questions equity of sacrifice, explores government spending on White House resources, and urges enhanced public transport and domestic oil steps, ending with a claim that cold rooms can aid weight loss as a byproduct of higher fuel use.

Saudi Arabia Ahmed Zaki Yamani Nixon White House San Clemente Congress Volvo Henry Jackson D-Wash Pierre Rinfret National Petroleum Council Texas California Sen. Jackson Naval Petroleum Reserve

On the Line Haunting ghostwriting tale

A rich New York hotel resident plans to write a book about himself but cannot write. A six foot tall muscular woman in a trench coat offers ghostwriting services, drugs the host, and absconds with a valuable ikon and cash. The piece tongue in cheekly comments on ghostwriters and famous figures who used them. It cites Babe Ruth, FDR, JFK, Nixon, Eisenhower, LBJ, Truman with varied writers, ending noting the trenchcoat ikon heist as a sharp point.

Rooster New York George Meany Ikon Amazon Richard Harding Davis Robert E. Lee Gost Goast Spook E. P. Dutton and Co Babe Ruth Babe Bob Toots Shor United States Lincoln Robert Sherwood Fdr Ted Sorensen Arthur Schlesinger Jr John F. Kennedy Nixon Pat Buchanan Redskin George Allen Eisenhower Alexander —_ Throttlebottom LBJ John Wayne Harry Truman Missouri

Education First in Energy Crisis Fight

A reader urges protecting children's education amid the energy crisis. The speaker likens classrooms to hospitals and stresses preventing thermostat cuts from harming learning, proposes carpooling, reduced driving, vehicle maintenance, walking for short trips, and turning off lights to save energy.

Michigan Representative Urges Pluto to Skip Rose Bowl

The speaker at the Big Ten meeting proposed avoiding the Rose Bowl due to cost, risk, and publicity. He referenced Bo Schembechler’s health scare and Woody Hayes’s reluctance, arguing the Big Ten could suffer financially and reputationally.

Ohio State Bo Schembechler Michigan Big Ten Woody Hayes West Coast George Holmes Scottsdale

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Barry Paul Her Washington Harriet van Horne By Bob Considine Jonatha Jerry McElfresh Blisher W.B Doc’ Wright Audit Bureau of Circulation Ariz Arizoka Newspapers Association
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