Don t squash the Bug editorial calls to save free bus
An Arizona Valley editorial urges saving the Bug line, a free caterpillar shaped bus serving ASU students from Phoenix and Scottsdale. It notes 500 daily riders, pollution reduction, and advertising income declining amid an economic downturn, asking for subsidies or ACC hearing support next month.
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Arizona State University
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Arizona Corporation Commission
Puceile and
Scottsdale Chambers of Commerce
Society of fear and the price of security
The text argues that secret police sustain Soviet power and poses a question for the United States about internal security vs abuse of power. It cites CIA domestic spying FBI dossiers on Congress members and Army civilian dossiers, urging Congress to create a watchdog to supervise the watchdogs to protect privacy.
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United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
Army
Our man Hoppe mocks West Vhining defeat satire
Arthur Hoppe parodies the Viet Nam era struggle in West Vhining with a fictional crisis. Generals Thieu Ahn and Wyn Na Phieu grapple as American aid dwindles, leading to a cascade of comic military blunders and political misreadings.
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Arthur Hoppe
West Vhining
West Vhiningians
East Victringians
Wyn Na Phieu
Lu Sa Phieu
Mi Thieu
What Chat Province
Wot Chat Province
Wots Ghang Ahn
Washington
General Thieu
French Riviera
Letter praises local youth workers and Scottsdale Library staff
A reader defends today’s youth and commends the Progress delivery girl Cindy May and numerous teens, noting 99 percent are moral and caring. The writer also thanks Scottsdale Library staff for hours of reading pleasure and praises The Shopping Cart column’s return by Maxine Marshall.
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Hugh Brown
Tim
Cindy May
Scottsdale Library
Maxine Marshall
The
Progress
Ford bets on economic plan to win 1976
President Ford faces a pivotal six month window to prove his anti-recession program. He shifts from deficit concerns to tax cuts funded by higher fuel taxes while aiming to sell a total package to Congress and the public amid rival candidates including Senator Henry Jackson.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
Congress
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Boxers Stage Pleasant Scottsdale Show At SAR Club
A longtime ex boxer praises the SAR boxing event at Scottsdale High School calling it one of the most enjoyable evenings since moving to town. He commends city officials and media for support and plans to join SAR to help promote youth fitness.
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Golden Glove
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale
Detroit
City Hall
The
SAR
Scottsdale Mall location clarified in front page caption
A reader requests exact location for the Scottsdale Mall shown in the Jan 18 Progress front page photo. The mall runs between Brown Avenue and Civic Center Plaza, across from City Hall.
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the Progress
Scottsdale Mall
Brown Avenue
Civic Center Plaza
City Hall
Ford administration pledges rise in fossil fuel output
The Ford Administration has emphasized increasing fossil fuel production, signaling a push to boost supply and energy development as reported by the San Angelo Standard-Times.
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San Angelo
Scottsdale Progress header and masthead details
Scottsdale Progress publishes Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. at 7302 E Earl Dr Scottsdale Arizona 85251. The paper lists staff roles editor publisher and managing editor with standard newspaper notices and pricing for mail subscriptions. Jan 23 1975 issue details Vol XIV No 286.
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale
Dolly Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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