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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1976
Page
3
The text argues student disinterest in business threatens national future as giants recruit talent while small firms struggle. It cites Gulf Oil's illegal gifts episode and broader corporate misconduct as causes and calls for schools government and business to promote a decent image and ethics.
Democrats rally behind Morris Udall in Arizona where the primary shapes convention chances. With scarce funds and no major victories, Udall must win by a large margin to stay viable, leveraging an excellent congressional record and issue focus.
Edward Flattau analyzes a Los Angeles Times report accusing EPA scientist John Finklea of data manipulation to exaggerate health risks from sulfur dioxide. The piece notes conflicting testimony, strong defenses of Finklea's methods, and industry calls for scrutiny of EPA standards while arguing the Times sensationalized anonymous quotes.
A GAO study questions the need and cost of a long range cruise missile pushed by Henry Kissinger as a SALT bargaining ploy. It warns of duplications between Air Force and Navy missiles, rising costs, and minimal defense value beyond diplomacy.
Tempe resident and Harvard student MARK FELDSTEIN condemns the Arizona Democratic Party for denying absentee voting in the April 24 primary. He argues the rule disenfranchises students, the sick, elderly, and out-of-state voters and cites broader use of mail absentee voting in other states.
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