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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1975
Page
3
The editorial lauds President Ford for candor and proposes cautious support for his energy and tax ideas. It favors energy conservation and cautions about tax cuts and oil taxes, urging careful deliberation by Congress while noting Ford's down to earth, realistic delivery.
The Scottsdale area fares better than many regions but faces higher unemployment and slower building. Citizens can help by improving retail service, welcoming visitors, and patronizing local firms to keep dollars local, save fuel, and boost the economy through collective small efforts.
Ford moves to tax imported oil without explicit congressional authority, framing it as urgency to spur action. Democrats fear stalemate, warning the levy could spark economic disruption and push Congress to adopt a broader energy package including tax cuts and windfall taxes.
The United States quietly backs Iran to become a dominant naval power in the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf. Iran has modernized its forces, built a notable arsenal, and ordered six destroyers while clashing with Iraq and aiding Kurdish rebels. Iran's control of the Straits of Hormuz draws U.S. interest in oil routes amid Arab tensions. Oman stresses free passage but warns against destabilizing actions.
The report notes Chief Justice Richard J. Hughes discussing municipal court consolidation. The mention includes Hartley’s automobile sealing incident and a Mineral LaSalle context. Donovan’s admission is briefly referenced.
Harriet Van Horne argues women bear most household and child care duties and fatigue. An ILO study notes married women working outside the home have less free time than husbands. The piece questions when men will assume greater chores and discusses the social and economic pressures shaping domestic labor.
The fragment shows Volume XIV number 281 dated January 17 1975 and a price line of 23 dollars per 40 year and 825 per 00 year.
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