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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1975
Page
3
Editorial argues air quality underpins life and laments slow action on pollution and vehicle inspections. It cites the 1970 Clean Air Act, industry pressure for extensions, and Arizona's need for inspections to curb smog, urging immediate legislative study.
Milton Haberdash, an unemployed theosophist, sues God and other divine beings for 10 trillion dollars. He cites 25 000 acts of negligence from natural disasters to weather, claiming the world’s creator caused property damage and mental anguish. He seeks 12.98 for a hat and 100 000 for distress, with the rest as punitive damages. A spokesman noted the record of successful divine operations, while Haberdash mulls a smaller settlement.
The Toledo Times notes Congress approved increasing the federal debt limit from 531 billion to 577 billion. It highlights the nonpartisan shift in deficit finance support and warns that interest payments already rank as a major budget item. It criticizes perceived fiscal irresponsibility while Congress debates new programs.
The Ford administration backs saving whales but opposes a general boycott of foreign whale products. Rep. Alphonzo Bell leads a 55 cosponsor bill. Critics say government actions and IWC reliance fail to deter slaughter. Experts warn 360,000 blue whales killed in 60 years and question motives behind commerce ties.
Conservative critics say the Helsinki agreement is breached as the Soviet Union funds Portugal's Communist movement and ignores nonintervention. They condemn the pact as empty jargon and a masterwork of weasel wording, with unclear economic language and evasive diplomacy.
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