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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1974
Page
3
Scottsdale citizens can shape nearly 8.68 million dollars in federal funds over six years by attending a brainstorming session at City Hall on November 4. Invitations go to STEP participants civic groups and board members. open hearing for all residents.
Progress editor Jonathan Marshall campaigns for the United States Senate. Editorials he writes during the race will be identified by the initials J.M. This item discusses Yamani’s warning and U.S. resilience to oil price pressure shaping how Americans may unite behind measures to counter the Arab oil weapon.
In a Oct 6 column Edward K. Newhall Sr. of Phoenix rebuts Senator Barry Goldwater’s inflation analogy to postwar Germany. He argues the current U.S. deflation stems from Fed actions, not wages, and calls for retirement of Goldwater in November.
Willis E. Higgins argues marijuana is not an opiate and should be legalized for sale to adults in Vermont liquor stores. He cites hemp origin, medical danger akin to tobacco, and calls for ending marijuana prohibition to focus on more serious crimes.
Washington window policy story notes taxpayers pay about 2.5 million dollars yearly for senators to have press aides. Average salary about 25 902 dollars with top earners near 34 770 and one as low as 10 602. It discusses roles of press secretaries and impact on public perception.
A tongue in cheek reader puzzle by David Myer asks readers to pick correct options about sponsors magazines and politicians. The piece ends with a sharp editorial jab urging readers to do homework before Nov. 5.
The Progress asks letters to the editor be limited to 350 words and require name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions are preferred and should be double spaced to aid readability and space concerns.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak review President Ford's cautious style amid calls for decisive action. They note his restraint after Nixon pardon and the political tension as Republicans and voters seek firmer Oval Office leadership during economic crisis and a volatile Western alliance.
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