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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1975
Page
3
The editorial argues for solar and other alternatives over nuclear power near Phoenix. It highlights safety concerns radioactivity waste long half life and disposal challenges. It notes accidents sabotage insurance cost and rising energy prices and urges safer investment in solar energy facilities.
Educational television presents Dr. Jacob Bronowski's The Ascent of Man available for credit through Arizona State University extension. Dr. Robert Lamm teaches the course broadcast Tuesdays at 8 30 p.m with repeats Saturdays and Mondays, showcasing public broadcasting at its best.
The column notes Vietnam era reflections on Phuoc Binh a 26 000 strong town near Saigon deemed of little military value and questions U S air power comments. It also recounts a hijacking gag at Stansted and a critique of bankruptcy optimism. Letters policy at The Progress asked for 350 words and verifiable names.
A Washington report portrays the Presidents WIN effort as faltering amid limited staff and funds. Ed Block criticizes over promises while Treasury Secretary Simon calls for pay as you go measures to curb deficits and inflation. The piece argues big government spending drives inflation more than private behavior.
President Ford vetoed a bill to name a Grand Rapids federal office building after him, arguing no precedent allows naming venues for sitting presidents. Supporters vow revival in the new session, warning of a broader fight over congressional power to name federal buildings.
A Scottsdale reader questions national leadership on inflation causes and offers drastic steps: shrink government, curb unions, tax tax-exempt entities, dismiss most government lawyers, end farm subsidies, and tax excess profits immediately. The letter warns about unions in a possible Communist takeover.
The notice shows member subscription rates: By Mail in Arizona 2.10 dollars per month while out of state costs 2.20 dollars per month. It appears in a short period notice style common to newspaper rate cards.
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