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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1975
Page
3
Community leaders face criticism for growth sprawl and lack of coordination in the Valley. A county report warns that by 1990 over a quarter of agricultural land could become homes and businesses, risking environment, air quality, and flood absorption without a realistic long range plan.
The Columbus Dispatch argues that the 1969 tax changes created a marriage penalty by favoring two single earners over a childless married couple. It notes bills exist to fix the inequity but Congress focuses on quick tax relief for the economy, risking future fairness.
The Washington Post letter from Henry B. King of the U S Brewers Association disputes two way containers saving energy. EPA studies favor returnables, estimating large energy savings from glass returnables and reduced recycling. New York and Oregon analyses show possible price stability and job gains from bans.
Dr Leo Brady asks if David Rockefeller wields global control through Chase Manhattan Bank and the CFR. He contrasts Rockefeller's influence with historic conquerors and questions U S policy toward China and potential new world order dynamics.
A child narrator celebrates the garbage man, praising his work and the noisy truck. He imagines future careers as a police officer or garbage truck driver, noting the man’s bravery and everyday heroism in the city.
Jerry McElfresh serves as managing editor for Volume XV Number 51 dated April 16 1975. This line notes the paper’s masthead and issue identification.
Washington users urged to spend tax rebates to boost the economy in a tongue in cheek contest. The piece suggests Napalm purchases for home use, dining with a journalist, renting a bulldozer, and a down payment on an ostrich as example ideas.
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