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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1975
Page
3
The piece warns unemployment and inflation Demand driven growth demands higher output and lower fuel costs. It argues for cutting government waste and offering targeted tax relief to low income families while boosting business investment to expand production and create jobs.
The column argues palm trees give Scottsdale a distinctive warm, friendly ambiance and environmental benefits. It recalls a 12 year old plan to line Scottsdale Road with young palms, praises leaders who supported the idea, and proposes a Bicentennial project to plant 1,776 trees like Leavenworth Kansas.
Inside Report warns a far left coup in Portugal could undermine NATO in the Azores, jeopardize anti submarine bases, and shift balance of power in Western Europe. It notes possible U S policy failings and fears a Soviet gain if Portugal drifts toward communism amid political upheaval.
In a column by Harriet Van Horne, Americans are called wasteful with 30 million in poverty. The piece argues for mass recycling, cites Madison Wisconsin's early efforts, and notes potential high costs but growing gains. It highlights salvaging edible food, car scrap, and even old newspapers to produce protein.
A Scottsdale reader laments the death of a small black dog named Henry struck on Granite Reef Road and left on a sidewalk. The letter condemns thoughtless drivers, lack of animal shelters, and urges residents to contact council members to address animal overpopulation, emergency care, and cruelty.
Roberta Unterberger announces that the Scottsdale Paradise Valley Bicentennial Commission has adopted Geoffrey Platts cleanup efforts and mailed criteria forms to Maurice Giss, executive director of the Arizona Bicentennial Commission, as part of a statewide anti litter campaign tied to Johnny Horizon 76 for the 200th birthday.
The Progress asks letter writers to limit submissions to 350 words and to include their name and home address for verification if needed. The policy aims to manage space while ensuring accountability for published correspondence.
The Scottsdale Progress lists editor Jonathe Editor and W. B. Doc Wright as assistant publisher with Jerry McElfresh as managing editor. The issue is Vol. XIV, No. 302 dated February 11, 1975. The yearly price is $23.40.
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