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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1973
Page
2
The nation calls for reform as Congress considers election and ethical bills while Arizona faces conflict of interest issues. Two state representatives formed a firm to exploit a law they helped pass and sold it to three officials with attorney general approval.
The article argues Israels existence rooted in UN action 25 years ago led to Arab attacks and continued conflict. It notes repeated Israeli victories and defense strength while urging world powers to back Israels right to exist and Sinai as security buffer. It questions Arab willingness to recognize peace and refugees resettlement.
West Coast cities led by Seattle push to modify the Clean Water Act requirement that all sewage receive secondary treatment by July 1 1977. They argue Pacific waters can absorb primary effluent, easing costs while opponents warn of undermining the act and environmental harm. Environmental groups question long term impacts and monitoring feasibility. Congressional meetings and a clash with the U S Chamber of Commerce over air pollution ads are noted.
Vice President Spiro Agnew, embattled by corruption allegations, receives morale boosts from Republican and Democratic lawmakers. He plans a meeting with the Wednesday Club led by Sen. Mark Hatfield, while House Speaker Carl Albert resists a full inquiry into the charges. The roster includes Charles Mathias Edward Brooke Richard Schweiker Charles Percy Clifford Case and J Glenn Beall.
Harriet Van Horne argues tenants face a fixed, unjust struggle with landlords. She notes rising rents, substandard apartments, and the difficulty of home ownership, while highlighting the new housing court in New York as a potential relief for tenants.
Slipping into Tuesday many residents woke to a violent thunderstorm feared to be the season’s worst. Officials at Coast Guard Air Search and Rescue Station described the event as unusually large and damaging.
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