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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1975
Page
3
The piece laments only 38 percent of eligible Americans voted in November and warns of dangers to democracy if participation remains low. It calls for renewed civic effort by educators, groups, leaders, and media to boost turnout by the Bicentennial, proposing a goal of 76 percent in 1976.
An Arcadia High student’s death on Indian School Road highlights recurring pedestrian fatalities near schools in Maricopa County. The author urges the Legislature to require 15 mph zones in front of all Arizona schools to reduce crashes and protect children.
A collage of witty anecdotes and sharp quips about President Ford and LBJ. The column recalls a White House skirmish, Ford at the Gridiron Dinner, and a helmet gag, then shifts to pop culture bits and New York’s high priced tastes.
A letter from Mark Farrington of Scottsdale complains about intrusive commercial branding on products and homes. He cites car dealer badges, jeans labels, and doorbell placards as gratuitous advertising that intrudes on personal space and dignity.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown commend Tim McAward for dependable Progress delivery. They state the paper arrives on time and remains safe from wind and dogs, praising his attitude, politeness, and consistent smile. They hope to keep him as their carrier and extend thanks to his service.
A satirical piece mocks economic policy debates under President Ford arguing tax cuts will spur growth. It contrasts football season triumph and a family scene with looming inflation, consumption spikes, and calls to reopen the season as a joke on policy.
The New York Times notes Indira Gandhi accused wealthy nations of arrogance for demanding grain aid while failing to boost their own food production. She blamed oil cartels for India’s high prices and warned against restricting future assistance, while the West continues to provide aid.
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