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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1974
Page
3
The piece notes Wisconsin farmers protest economic distress by slaughtering calves. It contrasts this with donating calves to hurricane victims in Honduras. It argues the world faces famine alongside U.S. cattle surplus and questions solutions including calf slaughter and trade restrictions.
Health secretary Caspar Weinberger advocates cutting 3 to 4 billion from the HEW annual outlay by scrapping outmoded programs such as Hill Burton hospital subsidies and impact aid. He says more savings are possible and cites surplus beds and evolving needs as justification while Congress weighs a 300 billion budget goal. Progress editor Jonathan Marshall is running for Senate.
Evans and Novak report liberal to moderate Republicans in California fear a Democratic sweep this November will shrink moderates. Houston Flournoy and William Bagley face tough losses as a Reagan era party shifts toward conservatism, with fund raising and voter appeal waning.
FBI Director Clarence Kelley warns that detente coincides with more Soviet intelligence operatives in the United States. He cites a rise in Soviet officials, ongoing need for agents, and a case involving Valeriy Markelov and Grumman secrets to illustrate growing espionage risks.
A letter to Coronado High School students calls for pledging to the flag in the classroom to show loyalty and unity. It urges pride in schools, respect for teachers, and leadership by example to inspire other Arizona schools. It ends with a pledge that Coronado High will lead by example.
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