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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1975
Page
3
The Arizona Nurse's Association backed proposals to protect seniors including creating an ombudsman under the governor, stricter nursing home licensing and training, unannounced inspections, and new services such as day care centers and home health care for the elderly.
George Wallace flies to Europe with about 60 staff and admirers in a chartered plane. The Alabama governor seeks foreign policy credibility and headlines while pressing his presidential bid, despite critics noting Alabama’s poor records in health education taxes housing and government.
Erik Eckholm of the World Watch Institute warns that more than a third of humanity relies on firewood in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, risking soil erosion and wasteland as deforestation worsens. A U.N. official notes governments hesitate to fund long term tree planting while experts urge reforestation and alternative livelihoods.
A reader defends Barry Goldwater not naming names during the McCarthy era citing the legal status of the Communist party and Supreme Court rulings. The letter asserts that discrimination based on party affiliation is illegal today and defends the era's firings of Communist members in government offices.
Two young men, Greg Gentile and Kevin Besh from Scottsdale, intervened when a woman was attacked on a dark Tempe street. They pulled the attacker away and aided police, with Besh retaliating after being struck. A commending official notes a manslaughter charge against Fenton J. McDonough.
Washington analysis contrasts Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan on curbing federal growth and social programs. Ford defends gradual spending restraint while Reagan pushes creative federalism to shift power to states and cut taxes, arguing for a fundamental reorientation away from big government.
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