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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1975
Page
3
President Ford rejects tax hikes on foreign oil while signaling possible rationing if fuel shortages deepen. He faces opposition in Congress to higher import taxes that would raise prices and inflation. Experts warn cuts hit food, hospitals, schools, and industry, urging balanced steps and incentives for energy conservation and alternative sources.
The article argues for dedicated zoning sessions due to growing demand. It notes proposals bring pictures and words of need, but some lack awareness of a master plan. Six special meetings yearly could protect the plan and free regular sessions for other governance decisions.
Scientist Dr. Bruce Hannon argues energy shortages will blunt automation as fossil fuel costs rise. He says labor will substitute machines, wages may fall, and jobs rise with energy conservation. Data Resources projects more employment but lower pay, with environmental gains and slower resource depletion.
In the 1974 Arizona election cycle many candidates backed solar energy development, but after the vote the push softened. The city faces a gap between pre election promises and post election action as it documents how to move forward.
Dr John E McNamara urges Scottsdale leaders to adopt solar power, citing Santa Clara California as a model. He argues the city should form a solar utility, fund projects with bonds, and involve the Chamber of Commerce and Scottsdale School District. He sees Scottsdale hosting Parada del Sol in a solar future.
Henry Hoppe and an unnamed advisor debate a complex peace plan involving Arabs and Israelis. The exchange covers weapon sales, oil prices, and the aim of diplomacy, with both sides accusing the other of mixed motives and strategic deception. The adviser insists on a lasting peace before any war.
An opinion piece argues Nevada rejects ERA defeat in the State Senate and applauds the Assembly vote 27 to 13, claiming self respect and change are being challenged by reactionaries as reform spreads. It asserts tides turn against opponents and calls for momentum across institutions.
Editor Jonathan Marshall and Publisher W. B. Doc Wright listed with assistants and managers. Rates show $23.40 annual and $325.00 yearly figures for staff compensation or subscription terms.
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