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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1975
Page
3
The Paradise Valley and Scottsdale districts each saw resignations from board members this summer and again this week. The editor notes the hardship of unpaid service, praises the departing figures for dedication, and urges capable replacements to maintain strong local education.
Congress passes election reform laws pushing candidates to hire expert accountants and lawyers for FCC bound reports. Even with full submissions a 1974 senatorial campaign cannot be fully closed as the Secretary of the Senate issues a termination request pending FEC guidelines.
Portuguese officers fear U S meddling as the PCP and military radicals press to control the revolution. Analysts warn Washington risks a self-fulfilling crisis by appearing to plot, while Goncalves Cunhal leadership could provoke anti American resistance and a right wing coup echo.
A columnist laments the Lingua Libspeak trend in Women’s Liberation arguing it demeans English use. He recalls early zeal, notes Bella Abzug as congressperson, and cites Milton Mayer’s clash over s/he. He urges sticking to standard English while supporting equality efforts.
The note lists Bureau of Circulation By Mail rates for Arizona readers at 2.10 dollars per month or 23.40 per year and out of state 2.20 dollars per month or 25.00 per year. It appears on page 4 of volume XV number 159.
A reader defends the new Scottsdale Senior Citizens Building plan arguing it serves seniors with a central referral and social service hub. The writer supports councilwoman Billie Gentry and the STEP committee while opposing costly housing alternatives and urging appreciation for ongoing efforts.
Charlotte Francis cites opposition to liquor sales at the Scottsdale Civic Center for the Arts. She urges private citizens and service groups to speak out and questions downtown needs, advocating for low cost housing over a senior recreation center.
The piece argues banks influence communities through advertising and loans. It questions whether local deposits fund billboard owners and suggests actions like boycotts or pressuring bank shareholders to halt such lending. Incentives from banks to clients and the potential impact of redirecting funds are contemplated.
A resident complains about a dangerous one lane unpaved street entering Indian School Road at 81st Street. He says city departments have ignored his calls and warns of a potential tragic accident if the $500 need to complete the stretch is not funded. The letter is signed by Dan Keith.
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