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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1973
Page
2
An editorial argues flower vendors are barred by zoning as nuisances though they add warmth and character to city corners. It questions enforcement priorities and calls for adjusting laws or directing manpower to more impactful issues like sign rules and traffic enforcement.
Washington reports the Nixon White House active again with two news conferences, radio address, congressional talks, and a second State of the Union. Aides feel the Watergate crisis is defined and manageable though not finished, with Nixon accepting responsibility and attributing excesses to aides or security concerns. The public mood shifts to energy and food costs as overtaken crises redefine leadership.
President Nixon vetoed the Congress passed minimum wage bill saying it is inflationary and too large a raise. Lawmakers favored a 25 percent increase and face a potential override in a second consecutive year. A compromise proposal suggests raising to 1.80 with broader coverage while avoiding layoffs and inflation.
A reception was held honoring her daughter and son-in-law. The Northwest Chapter of FBI National Academy Associates plans its annual restraining session today in Duluth.
Livingston Parmele cites 100 million gallons of oil discharge yearly from old motors and urges a crankcase device sold for 7 to 12 dollars. The Justice Department halted a grand jury probe in 1972, while Coast Guard regulation and OSHA standards face delays and producer pressure.
Mrs Clarence J Johnson of the Scottsdale Education Association defends tenure for teachers while noting growing statewide opposition. She argues the law protects against arbitrary dismissals and preserves classroom stability amid calls for reform.
A year after Agnes flooded the Wyoming Valley Vic Michael of WMFP Milton warned listeners of a historic crest. The area faced a $1,650,000 United Way goal to aid victims as officials note delayed warnings and residents rally to support long-term recovery.
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