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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1975
Page
3
A family birthday tradition becomes a moving gift when a daughter replaces a material present with the single word peace. The letter speaks of peace from quarrels worries tensions and the joy of solitude and friendship guiding a life of worth conscience and loving relationships.
The Persian Gulf oil interests proposed a deal that would have given Arabs 41 percent ownership in Lockheed Aircraft Corp. The rejected bid reflects concerns over foreign influence in a major U.S. defense contractor that has relied on government support and contemplates selling aircraft to the Soviet Union.
Senate figure Henry M. Jackson pivots to oppose new U S assistance to Saigon citing belief no aid can save Vietnam. The move aligns him with George McGovern and challenges Ford administration policy, potentially altering Democratic support for Vietnamization amid a presidential campaign.
The writer argues the auto industry drives the economy and calls for four passenger front wheel drive cars priced at 2500 to 3000 dollars. He critiques luxury features and asserts Detroit could trim costs, save gas, and prevent widespread job losses as Americans face high prices and a possible shift to walking within 25 years.
Letters critique price charges by Samaritan Health Services and St Luke's Hospital amid dairy price fixing suits. The writer notes California Relative Value Studies as a cited basis for hospital charges and urges Attorney General Babbitt to investigate potential price fixing.
Scottsdale Daily Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. at 7302 E Earls Dr Scottsdale AZ 85251. It lists editors publishers and rates including by mail options and circulation information. The issue is Vol XIV No 287 dated Jan 24 1975.
Harriet Van Horne recalls a nation in recession with consumption down and ribs showing. She notes a shared burden across classes, questions presidential rhetoric, and contrasts domestic thrift with global excess while memories of hardship linger.
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