Editorial predicts a year of change with global tensions ahead
The piece forecasts 1978 will bring continued Middle East volatility with Egypt and Israel making progress toward peace, plus oil price shocks and economic strain. It anticipates coups in Uganda, decolonization dynamics in Rhodesia, continued South African apartheid resistance, and stagnation in U.S. unemployment despite growth in cancer research.
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Thanks To Progress Staff And Carriers
A note of appreciation for the Progress staff and carriers who produce six days a week news. More than 100 regular staff members and correspondents work under deadlines to deliver up to date information for the community. The writer thanks readers and advertisers and wishes a happy healthy new year.
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Illegal smuggling ring moves workers across the border
Washington writers Bernton and Foster expose a border exploitation network in Nogales Sonora and across the desert to Arizona. They detail how poverty driven Mexicans are lured into substandard labor and $150 per head smuggling fees, with reform efforts hampered by witness fear and elusive kingpins like Vicente Ruiz-Tellez.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Nogales
Sonora
United States
Idaho
Ha Bernton
Doug Foster
Bernton
Foster
U.S
Jose Garcia
Mexico
Garcia
Arizona
Tucson
Border Patrol
Carl E. Judkins
Vicente Ruiz- Tellez
Illinois
Captain Ahab
Judkins
Tellez
Polo
Chicago
Our Man Hoppe Man of Year quits
The annual Man of the Year award votes land Herbert L. Breem as the winner. At 82 he announces retirement from sex amid a comic, frank account of his life, with family and TV appearances noted. The piece mocks aging, society, and sexuality jokes through Breem’s remarks.
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Arthur Hoppe
Anwar Sadat
Kenny Stabler
Catherine Deneuve
Seattle
Herbert L. Breem
Breem
Herbert
Henrietta
Mahatma Gandhi
Dirty Doctor
Gramps
Little Nell
Daisy Dell Happy Farm
Mailbag Hayden bike path could save life
A compact, urgent plea urges immediate bicycle path installation on a narrow road stretch between Indian Bend and nearby area after a tragic accident scene described with a bleeding, unconscious cyclist. The writer emphasizes preventable harm and newspaper headline potential without action.
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Hayden
Indian Bend
Outcry Over Judge Roth Rumors and Road Safety Call
A reader protests continued allegations against Judge Dan Roth and condemns a so called secret citizen committee led by Brian Hungerford. The letter urges a bike path on Saguaro High School road Hayden Road to protect children and prevent a potential tragic accident.
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Saguaro High School
Hayden Road
Richard E. Cornwell
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