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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
3
An editorial argues the decline of the independent middle class since 1929 has accelerated under postwar policy. It cites weak antitrust enforcement, farm subsidies favoring large operations, and agribusiness control of markets as factors shrinking ownership, competition, and freedoms across agriculture and retail sectors.
Arizona's Rep John Rhodes proposed placing all energy matters under one House committee to end duplicate panels and hot air. The move, praised as a sensible fix, faces resistance as energy remains a popular issue with many eager to influence policy.
The Solzhenitsyn invitation episode reveals perceived Ford indecision and Kissinger’s sway on detente policy. White House aides and officials faced criticism as conservatives attacked the snub, raising questions about U.S. arms talks and Brezhnev-era diplomacy.
Hunter finally toppled the New York Yankees to claim first place in the standings as reported by Grand Forks Herald. The Christian Science Monitor notes a bunkbed by Muuranne with adjustable height and a drawer for bedclothes on castors.
Letter questions the 400000 10 000 square foot warehouse cost citing a 7000 square foot build at 1400 per foot and asks about bids for planning and construction. Letter notes budget figure and asserts need for competitive bidding to prevent excessive tax money use.
A reader in Phoenix argues that Park Chung Hee’s government was popular and that U S aid and Gulf Oil support benefited Korea. He claims democracy is not desired by Koreans and defends the ROK regime against Western editors.
The essay traces how Western mockery of Idi Amin shifted to alarm as Uganda's dictator threatened an English journalist and drew in royal diplomacy. It contrasts public belated recognition of tyranny with past faith in leaders and warns of Nixon-era parallels and the danger of police-state drift.
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