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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1975
Page
3
Ford faces political damage as Congress and the White House clash over tax and spending cuts. Senate Chairman Russell Long proposes a compromise to retain the tax cut while agreeing to spend reductions, aiming to curb federal outlays and restore fiscal responsibility in Washington.
The First National Bank reports a 31 percent rise in the Phoenix area consumer price index from 1969 to 1974, below national and West Coast increases. Transportation and food led gains while health and recreation inflation also rose. the outlook calls for a strengthening economy, rising retail sales, and more jobs if living costs stay slower than the nation.
A radio program based on FBI files depicts Inspector Erksam and Agent Scobey pursuing blackmailers targeting a famous political leader. The operation ends with both agents injures and later self inflicted deaths. the chief, Scobey and Erksom face burglary and extortion charges.
Reagan faces heat over a $90 billion annual plan to return welfare programs to state and local governments. Critics doubt its feasibility through Congress, while Reagan aides defend it as core to his philosophy. The issue surfaces after uneven prep and a hostile press reception.
A reader argues that claims low density harms the budget are a ploy to push higher density in North Scottsdale. They warn mixed use risks changing city character, raise concerns on school taxes and facilities, and urge careful consideration before denser development.
Carol Vance of Saguaro High School writes that a Coronado student faced ridicule after voicing strong beliefs about a film. She argues students should respect courageous expression under the First Amendment, while acknowledging differing opinions.
Kerry Hartbarger, inmate number 133584 at Chillicothe Ohio’s prison writes for companionship. He asks readers to mail a hello letter to P O Box 5500, Chillicothe 45601, hoping to ease loneliness and maintain sanity.
A student council thanks the Progress for extensive festival coverage. The message says the event was a success and photos and articles helped others glimpse their achievements.
A calf was moved in the back of Carney’s pickup after suffering a lung ailment as reported by the Green Valley Arizona News.
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