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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1975
Page
3
The piece argues that rising food stamp costs threaten survival for millions including 40 percent unemployment on the Navajo Reservation. It criticizes officials insulated in Washington and Phoenix, warning higher prices could drive starvation, discontent, and violence among needy Americans.
A discussion notes that drunken and disorderly behavior on aircraft is rare but risky. It argues passengers should face limits on alcohol, suggesting a two drink maximum to reduce safety concerns and potential violence while aloft.
U S DOT study supports limited SST use if NOX emissions drop sixfold but warns cleaner engines are not near ready. EPA predicts up to 375 SSTs by 1990 with potential 15 000 extra skin cancer cases annually, while industry warns progress is too slow. Debate centers on whether three hour Atlantic flights justify added cancer risk.
A reader urges Arizona lawmakers to require a $500,000 wage‑payment surety bond for all new and existing corporations to prevent wage theft via subsidiary structures. The author cites lawsuits and labor claims and calls for urgent legislative action to end the grandfathering of such entities.
In a satirical sketch Scoutmaster disguises as the president in the Oval Office with Lotus Lane as secretary. He warns of a poor economy and big deficits while claiming bold honesty and trustworthiness amid looming 1975 political battles and a crafted budget.
Gloria Welch criticizes Léisa Dill's risk taking and urges adherence to safety rules. The writer argues rules protect students and cautions that ignoring them can lead to harm, noting Leisa's accident and blaming speeding by Mr. Haley. Marys Crume Scottsdale.
In September Rev. David Finestead of Lake Lotawana United Methodist Church asked members to give freely from a $1,000 collection. The money was returned with $2,160 in profit, reflecting his belief that faith in people yields rewards and lifts ordinary individuals to greatness.
Marshall publisher W B Doc Wright named as assistant editor with Jerry McElfresh listed as managing editor in the Feb 13 1975 issue. The paper shows a standard early 1970s layout with page four details and volume XIV number 304.
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