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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1975

Page

3

Arizona groups launch 76 per cent for 76 voter turnout drive

Editorial notes low turnout in 1975 with 40 percent voting and aims to raise participation to 76 percent as a Bicentennial project. The Arizona Newspapers Association spearheads the campaign with cosponsors including the League of Women Voters AFL-CIO and the Democratic Party. It invites Republicans to join as momentum builds across constituencies.

France England Italy Free Nations Arizona Arizona Newspapers Association League of Women Voters Afl-Cio Democratic Party Republican Party

Save the money says cut foreign military aid in 1976

The Cleveland Plain Dealer urges President Ford and Congress to reduce the Defense Department's fiscal year 1976 foreign aid request from about $800 million. It notes Cambodia’s Communist takeover and the shift of $425 million to other countries, arguing taxpayers deserve restraint.

U.S. Department of Defense Ford Congress Pentagon Cambodia Defense Department

Apollo Soyuz talk on the line space mission barrier

The piece notes the Apollo Soyuz mission faces a major challenge of mutual language and jargon. It cites misunderstandings over slang and acronyms as potential threats to the mission and humorously explains terms from both sides.

Bob Considine New York Nixon Lapland Deke Slayton Aleksei A. Leonov Deke Hawaii Hawaii Spaceflight Vance D. Brand Vance

The Progress Requests Letters to Editor Bound by Space

The Progress invites readers to send letters up to 350 words and asks contributors to provide their name and home address for verification if needed. The policy aims to manage space while ensuring authenticity of submissions.

Paradise Valley approves Alamos Village despite protests

A Paradise Valley town council vote 4 to 1 backed the Alamos Village resort hotel project amid strong opposition. Residents claimed 98 percent favored against the project, citing petitions and concerns over zoning, public welfare, and overbuilding. The letter critiques Mayor Tribken and Barbara von Ammen for absence and urges accountability at the next election ending with a nudge toward a recall slogan.

Paradise Valley E. Robert Tribken Barbara von Ammen

Our environment Jaws could help dolphins cause

Jeff Stansbury and Edward Flatta u describe how the film Jaws raises public awareness of dolphin welfare. They note dolphin rescues of swimmers and theorize on dolphin shark dynamics while condemning tuna industry slaughter and NMFS enforcement failures. They urge public support for dolphin research funding.

Jeff Stansbury Edward Flattau Long Island Fach South Africa Jacques Cousteau Sarasota Fla Kenneth S. Norris U.S. Marine Mammal Commission Norris Man NMFS Marine Mammal Commission Congress

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