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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1974

Page

3

Has Ford’s pardon shifted Washington’s view on Watergate

The piece critiques President Ford's Sunday speech granting a full pardon to Richard Nixon and hints at a broader Watergate pardon. It argues the public and Congress remain polarized, with new taint on Ford’s record and calls for clarity on whether a broader pardon is looming, questioning if change has truly occurred.

Ford Richard Nixon Congress Nixon Veep America Washington FBI Nelson A. Rockefeller the Rocket Inter- Am Affairs Cantante Case of State For American Republics Affairs Internal Development Advisory Board Health, Education and Welfare Museum of Modern Art Museum of Primitive Art Rockefeller Brothers Fund International Basic Economy Corporation New York State John D. Rockefeller Darthmouth Teddy Kennedy Harvard

Marc Stragier Resigns as Scottsdale City Engineer

Marc Stragier resigns after 11 years with Scottsdale city staff leaving a void in city government. As city engineer he earned a national reputation for innovative programs and efficiency efforts, earning respect from colleagues and visiting officials. He will remain in the community as a businessman.

Marc Stragier Scottsdale Stragier

FBI report on crime in U S inflames debate and alarm

A critical column highlights the 1973 FBI crime report’s sober charts and data while attacking perceived evasions and political connections. The piece questions law enforcement focus resources and points to rising crime rates, handgun use, and officer assaults, noting Rockefeller scrutiny draws controversy.

Bob Considine FBI Clarence Kelley U.S Department of Agriculture Des Moines Berks County Pennsylvania Clackamas County Oregon America

Ford aides urge removal of Haig amid White House power shift

Washington insiders report urgent push by Ford aides to oust General Haig as chief of staff. They cite Haig’s Nixon era influence, move to shelter ex Nixon aides, and misgivings over amnesty stance and Oval Office security. Ford aides warn the President risks being a prisoner of Haig’s system.

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Mailbag Letter Questions Gun Violence and Responsibility

A reader challenges Matthew Von Gaechten on handgun defense, arguing civilization requires new citizen defenses. The letter questions deaths from alcohol and anger, and warns that guns in homes invite murders beyond self defense, urging adults to grow up.

Matthew von Gaechten U.S von Gaechten Mr. von Gaechten

Police call for patrols as vandals hit Pima School area

A resident pleads for police patrols after years of vandalism near Pima School. She reports heavy activity by juveniles, property damage to her home and the school, and calls for increased law enforcement presence to deter gangs and restore quiet evenings.

Pima

District 24 Democrats praised for organizing drives

Carl G. Pettijohn leads District 24 Democrats with registration drives and recruitment of precinct committeemen and poll workers. Candidates Dave Bellmont Carl Bennett and Vermeire earned Pettijohn’s praise for their roles in building party organization. Jane Bullock Scottsdale.

Carl G. Pettijohn Dave Bellmont Bellmont Bennett Vermeire Carl Pettijohn Jane Bullock Scottsdale

Climb it now urged by local figure in Scottsdale note

A Scottsdale resident urges action to improve neighborhood waste management citing aging garbage cans from 86th Street to Pima Road near the True Pioneers group. The speaker, Marc Stragier, frames the issue as a mountain to climb and calls for plastic refuse containers.

Marc Stragier Borhood 86Th Street Pima Road Scottsdale

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