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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1975
Page
3
A Scottsdale Daily Progress message thanks readers advertisers and suppliers for friendship and support. It praises staff, notes rapid Valley growth, and stresses continued focus on quality planning while addressing poverty transportation blight and education. The piece looks to a hopeful year with peace understanding and brotherhood.
Former postmasters general J Edward Day and Winston M Blount told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the CIA opened and copied mail for years, acknowledging the activity as potentially illegal and noting gaps in their understanding of its legality. The Interrogation cites federal mail protections and the officials’ differing views.
The article critiques the EPA under Russell Train for prioritizing economic growth and appeasing polluters over public health. It cites lawsuits forcing stricter rules, notes missed deadlines, and argues balance ethos hinders long term environmental planning and decisive action.
US Treasury Secretary William Simon urged a veto in a confidential memo of December 8, warning the energy bill would deepen OPEC exposure, raise imports, and postpone price decontrol. Ford signed the compromise later on December 22 amid White House indecision and political pressure.
A letter from a Scottsdale resident praises the local police for dedication under tough conditions, noting long hours and low pay but high commitment. The author contrasts Scottsdale favorably with crowded understaffed departments on the East and West Coasts and urges greater public recognition.
Lois Nyhard writes in defense of Scottsdale police, noting officers often skip meals and must prioritize duty over thanks. She says a citizen ride with an officer could change Ms Crane’s view and urges continued support for the force.
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