Oil shortage warning and calls for policy shifts
The editorial argues the oil crisis stems from government error and corporate greed, urging Congress to overhaul energy policy. It cites Nixon oil import limits, Libya nationalization, and US refiners abroad, urging greater Canadian and Latin American cooperation, price controls, and probes into oil firms.
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Car pool idea recalled in Scottsdale reader offer
Progress considered reissuing a free classified ad space offer for car pool riders and drivers after low response last spring. Readers may mail a post card to Box 1150 Scottsdale 85252 to place a no charge car pool ad supporting energy conservation and less pollution.
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Inside Report Rockefeller seeks Republican regulars vote in 1976 run
The piece outlines Nelson Rockefeller’s likely path toward a 1976 nomination. It notes plans to resign as governor to boost Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson, head a bipartisan commission, and tour heartland Republican strongholds to appeal to party regulars while balancing Nixon’s 1970s influence. It mentions potential aides like Melvin R. Laird joining Rockefeller’s campaign.
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Richard Rosenbaum
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Rail shipment plan cuts fuel in trucking economy
A letter argues that energy use should target fuel hungry, low employment industries. It proposes moving trailers to railroad flat cars for interstate moves to save hundreds of millions of gallons of fuel while noting travel and service sectors would face job losses.
Parents' Bill of Rights debate in education package
Tempe columnist Mrs Pat French argues against H R 2018 known as Parents' Bill of Rights as part of an education package. She warns it could harm child welfare and insists on a holistic view of a child’s education and rights.
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Our man Hoppe Saucers and President unidentified
Dr. Homer Pettibone leads the Unidentified Flying Presidents study as Gallup shows 51 percent believe in flying saucers while 29 percent trust the President. The piece notes sensational sightings by pilots police and newsmen and recounts Ed Mudd and Hec Woolsey’s tale of a President figure in Fatback Creek.
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