Cures and Critics of Far-Out Research
Rep. John Conlan attacked government waste targeting research projects including studies on Polish frogs and the smell of perspiration in Australian Aborigines. Dr. Richard Kassander Jr. of the University of Arizona argues such far-out work fuels breakthroughs like heart disease treatment and pest control, urging funding for science to improve health and crops.
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Conlan
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University of Arizona
Call for Death Penalty for Bombing Crimes
The piece argues that terrorist bombings torment communities worldwide and in the nation. It urges tougher laws and death penalty for those convicted of sending or planting bombs, asserting such acts deserve maximum punishment.
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The Van Horne View on Low Mood Scenarios
Harriet Van Horne analyzes a worldwide financial crisis seen beyond a simple recession. She cites Nobel laureates and Alvin Toffler outlining possible futures from inflationary barter to a global Armageddon, urging capitalism transformation to humanize technology and correct inequities.
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Yeats
Mexico
New York
Esquire
Alvin Toffler
London
Toffler
Hell
Nixon comeback idea stirs GOP debate
A Washington column outlines Goldwater and Nixon discussions about a party role for Nixon despite health questions. GOP leaders weigh timing and future influence, while polls show low Republican trust and rising Democrat and independent numbers.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress front matter and rate card
Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. lists editorial staff and contact details. It notes subscription rates by mail within Arizona and out of state, classifies as second class postage, and states editorial no responsibility for unsolicited articles. Page 4, Vol. XIV, No. 298, dated February 6, 1975.
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Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Ford Helms Meeting Drives White House Cover-Up Fears
Reporters reveal White House aides warned former CIA director Richard Helms, without President Ford’s knowledge, that discussing CIA activities could be used against Ford. Philip Buchen led the effort, with broad support among senior aides amid Watergate era fears. Washington’s mood views CIA operations as under political scrutiny.
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