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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
3
The piece argues that while Democrats expanded majorities in the House 289 to 145 and Senate 60 to 37, President Ford still vetoed four times with no overrides. It credits new members with reforms but warns Congress remains self directed and hard to control. It concludes leadership, not numbers, determines effectiveness.
National Safe Boating Week promotes safety with tips to prevent accidents. The message warns about motor boat dangers, stresses weather checks, enough life jackets, boat capacity, keeping speeds moderate, watching for swimmers, and avoiding alcohol until trips end.
The Ford administration signals seriousness about mass transit as an alternative to cars. A mid September decision looms on whether a $200 million 10 mile stretch of Interstate 66 will be built through Arlington Virginia amid strong local and federal opposition over environmental and city impact concerns.
Ford vows to veto any extension of the Emergency Petroleum Allocations Act and push a two year decontrol plan for oil. He aims to force Congress to accept free market pricing while GOP leaders privately back a hardball tactic. Watergate shadows loom as Moot emerges as potential 1976 treasurer amid campaign realignments.
In a bold critique, the reviewer deems the Altman film Nashville an indelible though distressing portrait of America. It portrays greed, vulgarity, and cultural decay framed by a 159 minute panorama of 24 characters and 694 songs, ending with an assassination and a communal American the Beautiful.
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