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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1977
Page
14
The piece argues Britain’s decline stems from Labour policies on unions and taxes. It warns that high taxes and strong unions hurt investment and growth, urging incentives for production and small to medium business while limiting union power. It compares to the U.S. economy under Carter and urges lessons for American policy.
Harriet Van Horne surveys recent revelations about Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon. The piece links alleged ballot rigging, hush money from the Teamsters, and payoffs to Nixon with broader questions of memory and history, noting supporters and critics while stressing the enduring pull of scandal on legacy.
Scottsdale Police Lt. Pete Hornbaker died of a massive heart attack leaving a long serving veteran of the department. He joined in 1961 and led the intelligence unit earning praise from Chief Walter Nemetz for discretion imagination and responsibility. The community mourns a loyal respected officer.
Washington column argues the neutron bomb is defensive with reduced blast aiming to slow a Soviet Western Europe invasion. It notes critics fear casual use, while officials say it would replace some weapons and keep Europe safer without a nuclear Armageddon. The piece quotes Rep. Carr and White House aides on strategic aims.
A letter criticizes city officials for promoting water saving while permitting a new lake in McCormick Ranch. The writer cites personal sacrifices and questions the consistency of government actions, arguing that the city wastes water on a large lake while residents curb usage.
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