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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1976
Page
3
Editorial weighs the four billion world population milestone. It questions crowded cities, resource strain, hunger, and nuclear risk while urging peace and humane progress. It probes future growth to five six or seven billion and whether freedom justice and decency can endure.
Arthur Hoppe portrays a luckless hero up to being the honest president whose colleagues tire of kindness and openness. Promoted for image, he faces a brutal chairman and public distrust as ruthless rivals prevail. The tale ends with the irony that honesty may lead to power but not favor.
A newspaper laments government waste from the Bicentennial era citing bulky volumes from the American Bicentennial Administration and multiple state publications. It notes calendars of events and national listings, plus lengthy Arizona vocational education reports that seem to serve little public purpose.
Washington investigative report based on SEC sources describes drilling fund schemes as a major scam. Promoters promise tax shelters and high returns, sometimes fake drilling or pipe tricks, and rely on Schedule D loopholes under $250 000 to mislead investors. The SEC probes involve hundreds of millions. warnings stress disclosure gaps and boiler room marketing.
A Phoenix area gas dispute recounts Arizona Public Service Company history with the FCC and ACC over moratoriums on new gas connections. The sequence shows failed efforts, penalties looming, and continued connections to fulfill prior commitments while awaiting final orders amid El Paso Natural Gas shortages.
A Champaign Illinois reader protests a $30 phone hookup charge for visitors in a desert winter retreat. She notes the fee imposes on fixed incomes in a 24 unit complex and cites an extra $4 for a different model phone. She calls for an investigation into the telephone company practices.
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